On Ante el Umbral del Peligro No Siento Temor, the rapper turns migration, blackouts, and a long-term breakup into a hard-edged mix of trap, reggaeton, and EDM.
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On Ante el Umbral del Peligro No Siento Temor, the rapper turns migration, blackouts, and a long-term breakup into a hard-edged mix of trap, reggaeton, and EDM.
*Werewolf in the Waves*, Frye’s documentary about the late Crazy Town frontman, gains new executive producers as the film moves forward.
The bluegrass guitarist joined the death metal band onstage once again, pushing his acoustic precision into a different register.
Finnish metal mainstays Amorphis and Insomnium will share the stage across North America this November and December, with support from Hinayana.
The album arrives after a long gap in Badu’s discography and a phone-free tour with the producer, pulling in Jay Electronica, DJ Quik, and Westside Gunn.
The Long Island band’s new record, An Exchange of Information, arrives November 6 and opens the label founded by Hop Along’s Mark Quinlan.
Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall arrives digitally today, paired with a Barnaby Clay-directed concert film now streaming on the Criterion Channel.
At the 19th Osheaga Festival, a stark all-white stage and a gold-paint finale turned a headline set into a visual argument about mainstream pop’s current mood.
The R&B singer is shown reacting to an AI-generated demo in a low-visibility ad, while Jermaine Dupri publicly rejects the latest AI mixing tools.
Her former musical director Dale Davis leads the run, performing the album in full. It closes at Camden’s Roundhouse, where Winehouse lived and died.
