The R&B singer will play Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles in November and December behind Icon, his Raphael Saadiq-produced third album.
The R&B singer will play Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles in November and December behind Icon, his Raphael Saadiq-produced third album.
A Seattle-raised pop artist who once built her career on data, distance, and control writes a love song that only works if she stops bracing.
Her fourth album opens with 74,000 equivalent album units, giving Aiko her first chart-topping full-length.
The singer-producer will cross the continent from November into December, with stops at Camp Flog Gnaw and a closing run in Los Angeles.
The 20-track project, released via ALLEL/Artclub/Def Jam, features a localized cast of collaborators including Kendrick Lamar and Larry June.
A Sri Lankan promoter is seeking the return of a six-figure advance after Ne-Yo withdrew from a planned stadium show in Colombo, with both sides alleging breach of contract.
On RECONNECTED, New Jersey-born, DC-based artist Dorian stretches a 2024 single into a full album about distance, pride, and the slow work of coming back.
The expanded four-LP release arrives on September 4, bringing together the original 2006 album, Spanish-language recordings, and rare B-sides in a premium physical package.
The 16-track collaborative album arrives August 28 with guest appearances from Thundercat, Earl Sweatshirt, Steve Lacy, Kamasi Washington, and Westside Gunn.
The GOT7 member follows Silhouette with a quieter track produced by Peyote, drawing from the honesty he heard in Doechii’s Alligator Bites Never Heal.