Matthew Ritchie is a Contributor at various prominent outlets. His writing often explores music, culture, and sports, reflecting a diverse range of interests that connect these themes. Matthew's work has been featured in Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, NPR, and several other notable publications.
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Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible.
Matthew Ritchie Published On: March 30, 2026 TL;DR: Linear TV vs. Connected TV Advertising
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- After the Yankees were swept by the Rays for the first time since April 2021, Aaron Judge preached a simple message to New York’s lineup following their fifth straight loss: “We need to simplify.”
Matthew Ritchie Published On: April 14, 2026 TL;DR: First-party data strategies in digital marketing
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The latest in the prolific D.C. rapper's series of one-producer collaborations strikes a balance between lush plugg production and effortless, stream-of-consciousness rapping.
The R&B act of Drake's triple bill is alternatingly hypnotic and hollow. It peaks when it's refreshingly loose, and drags when it reverts to stock writing and production.
By: Matthew Ritchie
By Matthew Ritchie What is painfully apparent for those residing in Brooklyn's northeast corner is how long it takes to get to Maimonides
When Spencer Strider made his 2026 debut in Colorado at the beginning of May, returning from a left oblique muscle strain, he made a distinct declaration after giving up three runs on four hits while walking a career-high five batters in the Braves’ 11-6 win. “I don’t want a participation
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- Just a few hours before entering the Mets Hall of Fame, former manager Bobby Valentine found himself in a rare predicament: He was at a loss for words. “I don’t know when I ever felt like this before, maybe it was when my son was being born,”
