The country artist’s new album, out now, turns sexual identity, addiction, and grief into a clear-eyed meditation on the year he says changed him most.
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The country artist’s new album, out now, turns sexual identity, addiction, and grief into a clear-eyed meditation on the year he says changed him most.
Amelia Meath says the duo’s decision to restore their catalogue on the platform is about sustaining the people who work with them, not a change of heart.
The singer’s new single “Versailles” pairs a Marie Antoinette reference with a Los Angeles–filmed video, part of her first full-length release since 2023.
The 58-track box set, originally released in 2000, returns in November with previously unreleased alternate takes and archival packaging restored.
The Florida-born, Wales-based songwriter turns direct desire into something quietly confrontational on a new track featuring Chris St Hilaire of the Black Keys.
Chapter two of Fais Toi Plaisir is a bilingual love song that starts in English and keeps that promise while the ground under it begins to speak.
Picnic at the Cemetery, out now via Last Gang Records/MNRK Music Group, places earlier singles “Ribcage,” “My Boy,” and “Stay Gone” inside a larger story of trauma, fantasy, and self-reclamation.
The fourth ‘Songs From The Wedding Cake’ single gets a dry, domestic visual built around a cottage pie.
The single arrives with an official video due later Friday, framing the release as the start of a distinct phase.
The Tuareg collective will play seven dates across both countries next February and March, from Hobart to Taranaki.
