The Swedish artist returns with a record she describes as her “existential era,” marking a new chapter after a discography steeped in romantic intensity.
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The Swedish artist returns with a record she describes as her “existential era,” marking a new chapter after a discography steeped in romantic intensity.
The four-track project follows last year’s Drop 7 and leans into club-driven production with collaborations from JT, 070 Shake, and Deela.
A new Dolby Atmos mix, reconstructed from the original 16-track tapes, surfaces details that even devoted listeners never caught.
Phoebe Bridgers interrupts her live hiatus with a single date at The Liberty in Roswell, announced through flyers and a quiet venue post. The no-phones show points toward unreleased material.
The Knife co-founder lands a decade’s worth of personal work into eight tracks that pull from club music without ever settling there.
Charli XCX releases the official video for new single “Rock Music”, directed by Aidan Zamiri. A precise, ironic take on rock reinvention after Brat, all serrated riffs, Louboutin heels and mountains of cigarettes.
Stockholm-born and long Berlin-based, MOLØ threads sub-bass, breaks and ambient space into a coherent language that feels both intimate and architecturally precise. Her forthcoming five-track EP on Atomnation refines everything she has built so far.
The pop star’s response to a wave of criticism over her animal rights stance didn’t soften the message. It clarified it.
Two years after previewing Eternal Sunshine in tears, Grande returned to the same room with a sharper, more instinctual record. Petal arrives July 31 via Republic.
After a string of Spanish-language releases, the Colombian singer-songwriter shifts to English with an acoustic ballad that previews her upcoming EP.
