The OK-produced track is the rapper’s first release since sharing Terrified in May
The duo debuted their rework of the Confessions II track at WorldPride Amsterdam last week
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Plus, they dropped a new single featuring Portraits of Tracy
He’ll make stops in New York, Chicago, London, and beyond.
The record’s lead single, “The Fountain,” lands today
Her new solo album will play in full inside over 40 planetariums around the world
The Strokes, Charli XCX, Turnstile, Baby Keem, Death Cab for Cutie, and more artists will be available to watch
The clip for The Gold Album’s latest single spoofs the iconic visual for “Undone (The Sweater Song)”
Listen to the record’s lead single, “Presence”
Out October 9, Richard’s first solo LP in five years completes a trilogy with 2019’s New Breed and 2021’s Second Line: An Electro Revival
Music publications Revolver and Goldmine have also been gutted by owners Veeps and Live Nation
Listen to “The Morrisist,” the second preview off Hempispheres
Featuring interpolations of Sheck Wes, Soulja Boy, and the Isley Brothers
An anonymous producer is seeking compensation for what he claims was unpaid and uncredited work on both albums
The news arrives four days after the release of their new album Ever the Optimist
The trio of Harris, Scott Simmons, and Jed Bindeman will share their first album in a decade this fall
Treblo, the generative tool it was allegedly made on, suggests it might be
“I thought the whole idea of celebrating a 50th Anniversary was preposterous”
A 10-city run for a 10-year celebration
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Experience the duality of Kylie in a weekend full of surprises
Nearly three decades after “You Get What You Give,” the one-hit-wonders par excellence give it another shot
Nirosta Steel, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, DIIV, Thaiboy Digital, and more join the bill
It broke a 73-year record held by Frankie Laine’s hit “I Believe” in 1953
The singer will no longer appear in the stage revival of Stephen Sondheim’s musical Sunday in the Park With George
“We did not imagine that merely holding up the flag of a sovereign state recognized by 157 countries (Palestine) would violate any law,” the band said in a statement
It’s the B-side to his recent collaboration with Massive Attack, “Boots on the Ground”
Melissa Auf der Mar and Yungblud also popped up during the band’s headlining set at the Chicago festival on Friday