On the two-song single “Para’dies,” Che proves he can slow down without losing his edge. The Atlanta rapper’s new tracks are more melodic and direct than his earlier work, but the chaos still simmers underneath.
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On the two-song single “Para’dies,” Che proves he can slow down without losing his edge. The Atlanta rapper’s new tracks are more melodic and direct than his earlier work, but the chaos still simmers underneath.
Laurie Vincent steps out of SOFT PLAY’s noise and into something wider, lonelier, and more deliberate. His new project Big Truck debuts with a single that trades rage for distance.
Luvcat returns with a single that swaps gothic gloom for seaside dread, and it might be her sharpest turn yet.
British-Guinean singer Jamilah Barry returns with a single about circling back, not in defeat but with new eyes.
Jim Ghedi abandons pastoral folk for something darker and more menacing on his new single.
The nu-metal veterans break a four-year silence with a track that feels more like a strategic move than a creative statement.
Duran Duran’s new single with Nile Rodgers is a polished but predictable return to the dancefloor, lacking the spark of their best work together.
The trance-pop artist previews her debut album with a track that leans into downtempo reflection.
The Chicago duo’s sophomore record, ‘Something Worth Waiting For’, sharpens their anthemic indie rock into a more focused and deliberate statement.
The collaborative single, a preview of Peters’ upcoming album ‘Florescence’, frames a personal grievance within the historical power plays of ‘Wolf Hall’.
