#debut-album

#debut-album

The harp is having a resurgence in jazz. Instrumentalists such as Nala Sinephro, Alina Bzhezhinska, Marysia Osu and Brandee Younger have recently released records that reference the decades-old legacies of harp pioneers Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby while creating new fusions of ambient electronics, soul and free jazz. The latest entry into this burgeoning genre is London-based trio Flur. Comprised of harpist Miriam Adefris, saxophonist Isaac Robertson and drummer Dillon Harrison,

Emerging from the vibrant music scene in Brussels, artist Arto is making waves with the latest single, "Human.co," available now and serving as a precursor to his highly anticipated debut album, "Wasted," set to release on September 21st. Following the recent success of "Angelito," Arto presents "Human.co" as a deeply personal exploration of belonging in a world often dictated by strict labels and traditional gender roles.

Aren't We Amphibians announced their debut album, Parade! Parade!, set to release on September 26 via PNWK Records, after contributing to a split earlier this year.

Slipknot are releasing their 1999 self-titled debut album as a 25th Anniversary Edition on September 5, featuring digital, 2xLP, 2xCD, and a deluxe 6xLP box set.

"Ordinary's" somber tone is notable given Warren's background as a founding member of Hype House and his early fame from TikTok. His music combines moody theatrics with polished production, positioning him uniquely in the pop landscape.

NZO's debut album "Come Alive" is a vibrant exploration of electronic music, showcasing a unique blend of styles that resonates deeply within the genre.

Swift's Easter Egg drops suggest something significant at the AMAs; however, speculation about her role in acting or releasing albums misguides fans expecting music-related announcements.

Frankie Grande's new single "Boys" is a vibrant, unapologetically queer anthem celebrating freedom and fun, featured on his debut album, Hotel Rock Bottom.

"It's my way of saying goodbye to the chapters in my life that created bad days," she reflects, capturing the essence of her journey.

"When you’re a kid, music is verbalizing things you don’t know how to say; you don’t have the vocabulary to understand. You’re discovering how you feel in real time, Perez said."

I love having muses in my life. You're inspired by them, and some element of them is embalmed in the music forever.

"I want it now, never, always," Tashiina Buswa sings on "Look What You Did," the penultimate track on Ribbon Skirt's debut album, Bite Down. It's a decent summation of her storytelling style: Everything is simultaneously happening, has already happened, hasn't happened yet, and will never happen."},{

"Man, I'm so proud of this record. It was actually the last track recorded for the album, and I had no plans to include it at first."