The Irish musician, known for the Oscar-winning film *Once* and decades of raw, street-level performance, died in a motorcycle accident this morning.
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The Irish musician, known for the Oscar-winning film *Once* and decades of raw, street-level performance, died in a motorcycle accident this morning.
The Chicago singer-songwriter’s first self-produced LP examines post-lockdown social friction, led by a flute-steered single.
Before the screaming crowds at JFK, a split-second studio exchange between Lennon and McCartney snapped a song into focus—and gave the Beatles their first US number one.
The New York singer steps away from the emotive sound that defined her early career, enlisting Kaytranada and others for a club-focused EP.
The 1965 classic returns with new mixes, unreleased sessions, and a previously unheard John Lennon song outline.
Drummer Matt Cameron confirms the eight-track LP is being mixed by Joe Barresi, featuring vocals Cornell recorded before his death in 2017.
Matt Johnson’s new film zeroes in on a single summer in the late chef’s youth, trading hagiography for a more jagged coming-of-age story.
The group’s decision follows the Recording Academy’s introduction of a new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category, which they see as segregating music by region and language.
The singer recorded the track “Seasons” with Aaron Dessner at Long Pond Studio, then plotted a U.S. tour that hits Lollapalooza, Radio City Music Hall, and Austin City Limits.
The Nottingham band returns with a pointed look at routine existence, alongside details of their November LP via Submarine Cat.
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