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Streaming on MUBI, Schilinski’s debut traces four generations of women through a German farmhouse, where falling—literal, sudden, inherited—becomes the physical grammar of unspoken history.
The New York–recorded fifth album, featuring Feist and Shahzad Ismaily, trades introspection for requited love.
The former black midi frontman continues to support The New Sound, with shows scheduled from Florida to Vancouver, plus a hint of new material.
Jeff McIlwain’s long-running electronic project returns to the label that helped define its early sound, with a new full-length arriving in August 2026.
In a recent demo walkthrough, John Mayer admitted his signature software is already in released tracks — he just sees no reason to point them out. The remark quietly recasts the guitarist’s relationship with digital tools.
The singer’s first independent album retreats to the same commercial dance-pop that defined her major-label years, despite promises of artistic freedom.
The collection unearths unreleased material and compilation-only tracks from the turn of the millennium, capturing Caural’s formative blend of instrumental hip-hop and left-field electronics.
As regulatory and consumer expectations shift across European markets, BoyleSports Casino is foregrounding a suite of responsible gaming tools designed less for marketing appeal and more for daily operational use.
The singer’s tribute to the late music executive highlights a decades-long mentorship that began when she was 18 and unsigned.
The stage adaptation, built from a 2024 concept album, will open at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre after previews next March.
