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Brytavious “Tay Keith” Chambers, the Grammy-nominated producer behind hits for Drake, Travis Scott, and Beyoncé, was found dead in Nashville Thursday at age 29. Police do not suspect foul play.
Dan Deacon details the score for Netflix’s upcoming comedy, releasing “Brothers” with Eric André on upright bass ahead of the June 26 soundtrack.
The Atlanta producer joins George Daniel’s dance-focused Dirty Hit sublabel with a four-track EP he calls a series of failed house music experiments. Lead single “Default Mode” captures that odd friction.
A three-city circuit revives the pop and hip-hop of the pre-streaming age, with Mark McGrath and Nelly anchoring a bill built on TRL-era mainstays.
The anniversary weekend places Pulp, CMAT, Mac DeMarco and Geese at the top of the bill, with the wooded Effing Forest area opening a day early for the first time.
The 1990s band’s catalog receives a careful archival treatment, surfacing material that has remained largely outside digital circulation.
The Iron Maiden frontman questions why some veteran performers tolerate a decline they’d never accept in their crew, drawing a hard line between a legendary past and a diminished present.
A Los Angeles judge ordered William Applegate to stay away from the pop singer for five years, following his testimony that he had to contact her for a secret military mission to save the world.
The enigmatic London duo return with a tech-infused LP out October 16 via Young, alongside a glitchy two-step track that first surfaced at Dekmantel.
The pop singer closes the U.S. leg of “The Eternal Sunshine Tour” with three nights in Chicago, just days after releasing her eighth album, petal.
