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Shygirl has enlisted Isabella Lovestory and PinkPantheress for a new song from her forthcoming Club Shy Room 2 EP. Featuring vocals from all three artists, “True Religion” will appear on the follow-up to last year’s Club Shy, alongside the recent singles “Immaculate” (featuring Saweetie) and “F*Me” (featuring Yseult). Listen to “True Religion”—co-produced by Nick León,

Portland, Oregon, artist Graham Jonson has announced a new album from his Quickly, Quickly project. The full-length, I Heard That Noise, lands on April 18 via Ghostly International. Leading the new album is the single “Enything.” Watch Jonson’s self-directed visual for it below. I Heard That Noise is Jonson’s first Quickly, Quickly album since his

Experimental metal trio Sumac and Philadelphia-based poet and noise artist Moor Mother have announced a new collaborative album: The Film arrives April 25 on Thrill Jockey and opens with the new song “Scene 1.” Listen to it and check out the full tracklist below. Sumac’s latest album, The Healer, came out last year. Also in

Alabama-born musician Lonnie Holley is back with a new star-studded album. Tonky, his follow-up to 2023’s Oh Me Oh My, arrives March 21 via Jagjaguwar. He’s shared the lead single from the record, “Protest With Love,” which features contributions from Jacknife Lee, the Legendary Ingramettes, Kelly Pratt, and Jordan Katz. That song comes with a

New York rapper and producer MIKE has shared another new song from Showbiz! and released the music video for the forthcoming album, album’s opening track, “Bear Trap.” Chris Currence directed the visual. Find it below. Showbiz!, produced by MIKE and Darryl Johnson, is out January 31 via 10k. Along with today’s new song, MIKE has

Glorilla was the musical guest on last night’s episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by Dave Chappelle. It was her first time on the NBC show, where she performed her Grammy-nominated single “Yeah Glo!” and a Glorious medley of “Whatchu Kno About Me” and “Let Her Cook” with a live band. The former included three

On Friday, January 17, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously upheld a federal law that will ban TikTok unless its Chinese parent company, ByteDance Ltd., initiates a sale by Sunday, January 19. Last night, January 18, TikTok went dark in response, with users unable to see content and major app stores removing the

The Supreme Court of the United States has upheld a federal law that will ban TikTok unless its Chinese parent company, ByteDance Ltd., initiates a sale by this Sunday, January 19, The Associated Press reports. The court unanimously approved the law, ruling that the apparent risk to national security outweighed concerns regarding First Amendment rights.

DJ Koze has shared details of Music Can Hear Us, the Knock Knock follow-up he announced in November. Guests on the LP include Sofia Kourtesis, Soap&Skin, Ada, Sophia Kennedy, the Notwist’s Markus Acher, and Marewrew, as well as Damon Albarn, who appeared on the single “Pure Love.” Another single, “Unbelievable,” featuring Pampa Records singer and

The Los Angeles record label Leaving has digitally released a new compilation to support artists who’ve been impacted by the California wildfires. The album, Staying, has contributions from Samantha Urbani, Eddie Chacon, Sam Wilkes, Laraaji, Reggie Watts, André 3000, Samiyam, Brijean, Julia Holter, Total Blue, and many others. The label’s founder, Matthewdavid, curated and compiled

On March 20, Los Angeles label Temporal Drift will reissue the late Japanese composer Hiroshi Yoshimura’s album Flora. The reissue was done in full cooperation with Yoshimura’s estate, and the new editions feature liner notes from the writer and professor Junichi Konuma. The album was remastered by engineer John Baldwin. Below, listen to the album’s

Neil Young has shared his first song with the Chrome Hearts. “Big Change,” which you can hear below, is “in your face loud irreverent rock’n’roll paint splatter on the canvas in the vein of a Jackson Pollack painting,” Young’s longtime engineer John Hanlon said in a press release. Last year, Young announced his first live

The initial lineup for FireAid, the concert to benefit the victims of the California wildfires, has been announced. Billie Eilish and Finneas, Joni Mitchell, Lady Gaga, Dave Matthews and John Mayer, Earth, Wind & Fire, Gracie Abrams, Green Day, Gwen Stefani, Jelly Roll, Katy Perry, Lil Baby, P!nk, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rod Stewart, Sting, Stephen

Portishead’s Beth Gibbons has announced her first-ever solo concerts in North America. Her tour in support of her debut solo album, Lives Outgrown, includes live performances in Washington, D.C., New York, and Los Angeles, with support from Bill Ryder-Jones. See her complete list of tour dates below. Gibbons announced Lives Outgrown with the single “Floating

Yukimi, the vocalist and co-founder of Swedish group Little Dragon, has announced her first-ever solo album. For You is out March 28 via Ninja Tune. Today, Yukimi has shared two news songs from the project: “Sad Makeup” and “Winter Is Not Dead.” Check those out below. “I want this music to really be a force

Lucy Dacus is back: The singer and songwriter has announced her first solo album since 2021’s Home Video—and the Grammy–winning The Record, with Boygenius. Dacus’ fourth solo studio album, Forever Is a Feeling, arrives March 28 via Geffen. Today, Dacus has shared two songs from the project: “Ankles” and “Limerence.” The former arrives with a

Wilco have announced a bunch of 2025 tour dates, including many featuring special guest Waxhatchee. The U.S. concerts take place in April and May, and Wilco will follow them with dates in South America, the United Kingdom, and Europe. See all of Wilco’s tour dates below. Last year, Wilco released the Hot Sun Cool Shroud

Here’s something fun for Paramore fans: Rusty Williams, the 78-year-old grandfather of Hayley Williams, is releasing his debut album via Zac Farro’s Congrats Records. Rusty Williams recorded his album, Grand Man, in the 1970s, but it stayed on the shelf until his production partner recently rediscovered it. Below, find a video for the album’s lead

Khruangbin have announced another tour in support of their 2024 album A la Sala. The Houston-based funk and psych trio will start their long run in Christchurch, New Zealand on February 20 and then head to the U.S. and Europe for dozens of additional concerts. Find their complete list of new tour dates below. Following

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