The Charm follow-up is taking shape. Clairo checks in from a recording trip with notes on inspiration, fear, and the weight of expectation.
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The Charm follow-up is taking shape. Clairo checks in from a recording trip with notes on inspiration, fear, and the weight of expectation.
The Swedish alt-pop artist’s September 18 release was recorded partly in a fishing village where she spent youthful summers, and features a collaboration with Stromae.
This year’s selections map the unsteady pulse of American listening, from house music’s underground origins to stadium-size pop.
The global girl group will play 28 arena shows across Europe and North America this fall, with stops in Dublin, London, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, and Mexico City.
The London artist’s third album finds a middle ground between high-gloss pop and raw, personal politics, delivering her most cohesive work yet.
Her first Instagram post in over a month frames recent events as a “spiritual journey” and an ongoing lesson in self-kindness.
The track contrasts with the raucous “Rock Music” by settling into a late-’90s club pulse while lyrically staying just as confrontational.
Julian McCamman’s Brooklyn-based project returns with a second album of off-kilter pop and a steady focus on unstable connection.
A surprise clip on the Today show captures the Rolling Stones frontman explaining how a 2018 single made him a fan.
The new track lands after months of speculation about a rock pivot, arriving as both a reply and a provocation.
