Steve Lacy’s ‘Oh yeah?’ Is Firmly His Own Genre
The Compton artist’s third album refines his blend of lo-fi bedroom pop and soul without chasing another viral moment.
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The Compton artist’s third album refines his blend of lo-fi bedroom pop and soul without chasing another viral moment.
The Bristol artist’s new album trades dark atmospherics for guitar-driven pop, with vocalist Mitch Sanders carrying much of the melody.
The former Beatle’s ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ lands him among a field dominated by major-label releases.
This year’s nominations lean heavily on major-label, chart-topping artists—closing a door that once privileged outsider voices in British music.
René Kladzyk returns with her first Ziemba album since 2020, sharing opening track "The Pleasure Seekers." Written and recorded alongside her work as a full-time reporter, The Braid arrives October 2.
At Boston’s TD Garden, the collaborative hit got its first live performance together, complete with red confetti and Kevin Parker’s onstage praise.
The home recording, titled “Little Girl,” was found on a tape reel from the Lennon estate and will appear on the Rubber Soul Special Edition in October.
The Chicago singer-songwriter’s first self-produced LP examines post-lockdown social friction, led by a flute-steered single.
The 1965 classic returns with new mixes, unreleased sessions, and a previously unheard John Lennon song outline.
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.