On ‘Air Signs,’ anthéne Searches for Meaning in Thin Air
Brad Deschamps turns a fleeting city moment into a gossamer ambient record built from guitar loops, filtered textures, and the faint friction of the ground below.
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Theo Vermeer
John Summit and Pete Tong Dispute Unreleased Remix of “Missing”
A disagreement over the rollout of a cover of Everything But The Girl’s “Missing” has spilled into public view, with John Summit accusing Pete Tong of sidelining his version in favor of Franky Rizardo’s.
nate sib Lines Up Debut Album ‘reborn,’ Shares New Single “Face Card”
The 21-year-old LA singer, currently opening Joji’s arena tour, pairs sugary pop hooks with fractured electronic production on his latest release.
Ibeyi Release Fourth Album Offering, Their First as Independent Artists
Twin sisters Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Díaz return with a denser, more collaborative sound on the self-released Offering, marking a deliberate shift in spiritual and musical focus.
Jacob Alon Captures Sold-Out Roundhouse Show for Live Album
The Fife artist’s April performance at the London venue becomes a live album and 16mm film, announced with a cover of Nirvana’s “All Apologies.”
UGG’s Pink Shift Pulls Three Artists Into Its Orbit
The Californian brand’s Dusty Orchid Collection introduces a new colour and silhouette, with a campaign fronted by ADÉLA, Molly Santana, and Paloma Sandoval.
Joe James Makes His Formal Debut with ‘The Ends, Never Ends’
After a long silence, the independent UK rapper returns with a 14-track album that features Dave and Hak Baker, cementing his reputation as one of the country’s most compelling voices.
The War and Treaty on Country Music’s Shifting Goalposts
Michael and Tanya Trotter question why their sound gets marked as “not country enough” while Morgan Wallen’s country-pop dominates, and explain why they’re choosing a different path.
Iron Maiden’s Real Reason for Missing the Rock Hall Isn’t a Tour Conflict
The band won’t be at the Los Angeles ceremony this November, and it turns out the Australian tour dates were never the real obstacle.
The Lyrical Fight That Defined The Beach Boys’ ‘God Only Knows’
Brian Wilson’s insistence on rewriting the opening line of a new song led to a rare creative clash with lyricist Tony Asher during the Pet Sounds sessions in early 1966.