Matthew Ismael Ruiz is an Associate Staff Writer for Pitchfork, a renowned music publication. With a focus on the music scene in the United States, particularly in Illinois and Chicago, Matthew covers a wide range of topics including album reviews, artist interviews, and industry news. His work has also been featured in various tech publications.
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Matthew Ismael Ruiz's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, specifically in the music industry with a focus on artists, albums, music festivals, and awards. His coverage attributes indicate a substantial emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements.
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By: Matthew Ismael Ruiz
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