Newark’s Prudential Center will host the festival on November 29, with SWV and a D-Nice & Friends set also on the lineup.
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Newark’s Prudential Center will host the festival on November 29, with SWV and a D-Nice & Friends set also on the lineup.
South Lake Tahoe’s iLo Fields turns a period of recovery into five tracks that treat texture as structure and space as feeling.
After years away from major streaming platforms, the 2009 album returns via Qobuz and a new physical edition through Rhymesayers Entertainment.
The guitarist’s one-song appearance at Jones Beach was framed less as a musical performance than as a gesture of mutual recognition.
The R&B Tour adds first-time stops in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia, and Indianapolis, bringing the co-headlining trek to 59 shows.
The Belgian band’s latest album finds them pulling black metal and post-punk into the same room, with atmosphere remaining the only constant across their shifting forms.
Jungle’s latest album refines the band’s long-running blend of classic funk, dub, and contemporary electronic R&B, with Lydia Kitto now a permanent third voice.
Yorkshire rapper Booter Bee returns to solo mode on “Richard Mille,” arriving after “Salah” dominated social media and the 163Margs collaboration “44” expanded his reach.
The Alabama rapper returns with the first preview of her next album, FLO STATE, and reworks a 2006 hit in the process.
With THIS & THAT, the K-pop group posts their biggest U.S. sales week yet and equals the Rolling Stones for second-most No. 1 albums among groups.
