Opening the festival with a tightly honed performance, the British artist drew from a debut album sharpened by a season of headline shows.
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Opening the festival with a tightly honed performance, the British artist drew from a debut album sharpened by a season of headline shows.
A podcast appearance and a Rolling Stone feature pull back the curtain on the commercial collapse of Lizzo’s latest album, raising questions about radio, fandom, and personal brand.
After the album sold just 2,649 copies in its first week, the Grammy winner spoke plainly about commercial disappointment and a strained public connection.
A year after her fourth album’s release, Lorde shares 49 demos and a candid essay, while hinting at a new platform that could shift how we own music.
The singer shared skeletal versions of album tracks alongside a candid note on the difficulty of promoting a project that left her feeling raw and exposed.
The London pop agitator turns internet scorn into a new track, pulling Mgna Crrrta’s Fahreen into a sharp, self-aware release.
A year after the album’s release, the demos arrive with a letter addressing the silence that followed—and the personal turmoil behind the record.
The former Girlpool member’s first solo album traces a chaotic inner life against the landscapes of Los Angeles, from the glitz to the shadows.
The single leans into live instrumentation and direct lyricism, previewing the organic half of Jepsen’s September 18 release.
The New York–recorded fifth album, featuring Feist and Shahzad Ismaily, trades introspection for requited love.
