#music-release

#music-release

In the first teaser for her single 'The Subway,' Chappell Roan hints at moving to Saskatchewan, singing about leaving the city if her feelings don’t change.

"It was not my decision to have the Irish language edited out of the first-ever play of Euro-Country on radio," she said on her Instagram story.

I wrote this song with my dear friend Simon Aldred. It's one vocal and guitar take from start to finish, made complete by the beautiful injection of the incredible choir we've been working with across this new project.

Sudan Archives' third album, The BPM, will be released on October 17 via Stones Throw, featuring the singles "Dead," "My Type," and "Yea Yea Yea."

"When you choose to do creative things, you align yourself with something that other people call God. And when you align yourself with creation, you inherently take a side against destruction. You're on the side of creation. And that does a lot to quell the impulse to destroy. Creativity eats darkness."

On the track ‘Swag’, Bieber’s luscious crooning pairs with spacey, cooled-out grooves filled with pillowy synths, twanging electric guitars, and reverbed chillwave-'80s beats.

Shot To The Brain is a masterfully abrasive hard techno sound with overdrive drums, sustained trance pads, and smart samples from vocals to shotguns.

Big Thief has released a new song titled "All Day All Night" from their forthcoming album, Double Infinity, which is their first album as a trio.

The project is now called Black British Music (2025), and it's officially out on July 18. Black British Music (2025) will include Jim Legxacy's recent singles Father and Stick.

Michael Hurley's final album, Broken Homes and Gardens, is set for posthumous release on September 12, featuring a mix of new songs and re-recordings.

Empty Country, the newer project of former Cymbals Eat Guitars leader Joseph D'Agostino, opened for fellow Stereogum-beloved rockers Los Campesinos! back in May at the Brooklyn Monarch.

Today's Song from Foo Fighters reflects moments of existential angst in lyrics such as: 'I woke today screaming for change / I knew that I must / So, here lies a shadow / Ashes to ashes / Dust into dust.' Grohl's writing captures a deep sense of urgency and transformation amid personal struggles, showcasing the band's signature anthemic sound while embracing vulnerability.

Shoreline Mafia's return is marked by high-energy releases like "ROCKIN" and a headlining tour, solidifying their place in West Coast hip-hop.

I always thought 'Classic Love' was the epitome of a song that belonged on the radio... Like, this could be old or new, just a timeless track.

"June Guitar" showcases Alex G's distinctive Americana sound, combining acoustic and electric guitars with candid vocals, culminating in an anthem-like accordion refrain that defines the track.

Captain Bass's collaboration with MC Eksman on the new single 'Danger' exemplifies his vibrant rise in the drum and bass scene, promising an electrifying summer.

"Rejects" is the first single from Good Charlotte's upcoming album, Motel Du Cap, marking the band's return after five years with new music.

Nourished by Time's latest single, "9 2 5," captures the struggles of a working-class artist balancing day jobs with nocturnal creativity, set to a Baltimore club beat.

"Where house meets hustle-pay attention and look alive," say Supply & Demand. "Born from the grit of Detroit, driven by Chicago house. Techno's heartbeat, house music's soul. This isn't just a track-it's a movement."

New York rapper and producer Cash Cobain has released a new track titled "Sick N Tired," featuring New Orleans bounce artist OnlyHeaven, showcasing a fresh collaboration.

Ethel Cain expresses deep emotional connection to her new single "Nettles," stating it reflects a nostalgic sweetness linked to her previous work, "Preacher's Daughter."

Carpenter's new single "Manchild" symbolizes her continued evolution as an artist while engaging with her fans through creative promotional strategies.

I'm not simply proud to be pansexual, non-binary, and queer. I'm proud to openly be that despite the violence and rejection I face.

On Curse, Nielson took inspiration from '70s and '80s Italian horror films and confronting 'the void.'

Jane Remover has expanded their discography with a new surprise track "Supernova" featuring Funeral, moving forward from their recent album "Revengeseekerz." This collaboration captures the artist's progression and creativity in the music scene.

The insane experience of growing an actual human being influenced this as well. Garbus and Brenner's 3-year-old can be heard singing on "Limelight"; the song was born from dancing together as a family.

Our lives and the way we exist in the world has been pushed further and further through negativity and hopelessness. 'Sacred' is our identity. Never lose hope.

Turnstile's free benefit concert in Baltimore aims to raise funds for homeless healthcare, showcasing their commitment to community support alongside their music.

Goldfrapp stated, "If you're lucky enough to have the option, owning your own masters feels like a no-brainer these days," emphasizing the empowering nature of independence.

"It's good to sign with Nuclear Blast Records. It's a good label home and we're ready to make some awesome recordings!" - Philip H. Anselmo

"Most of our music is genuinely inspired by our relationships to each other," explained synthesizer player Nick Panella.

Yanya commented on the song, saying, 'The initial melody felt very spacious, like there's room for anything to happen. It felt like a kind of experiment.'

In a statement, PinkPantheress called 'Stateside' her favorite song from Fancy That. 'It explores my growth as an artist,' she explained.

Solid' is about resilience, about holding on to your vision even when everything feels upside down. It came out of a pretty chaotic time, both personally and globally.