Alysha takes faith into gothic electronic territory on new single “Take It or Leave It,” co-produced with Matt Rist. The video, directed by Ché Deedigan, places a contemporary freestyle routine inside a church.
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Alysha takes faith into gothic electronic territory on new single “Take It or Leave It,” co-produced with Matt Rist. The video, directed by Ché Deedigan, places a contemporary freestyle routine inside a church.
The anti-colonial nü-metal track arrives with a benefit show at The Pit, sending direct aid to Palestinian families through Casa Gaza.
After a decade split across NCT, WayV, and SuperM, the Thai singer and dancer has left SM, launched his own agency, and released “OUTWEST.”
The Los Angeles–based independent music show continues its regular Wednesday evening program on Sirius XMU channel 35.
The track arrives without advance notice and will appear on Generic Everything, the October project featuring J Hus and Little Simz.
The band is framing the twentieth-anniversary collection as a fuller account of everything finished during the album’s recording, though release details remain thin.
The singer’s first holiday collection grew from an annual recording tradition, pairing new originals with Christmas standards.
The electronic duo expands into a trio with the improv-minded guitarist, shifting toward a more live and extended sound on the new record.
The trio return with a more introspective record, previewed by a Vevo live performance of “french kids.”
The new duo’s first record, out November 20 on Other People, brings together Jaar’s electronic instincts and Higgins’ compositional background.
