Teddy Swims dates the album Ugly for January and shares Perfect Man
Warner has it on 22 January 2027, written across the 15 months since his son was born.
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Warner has it on 22 January 2027, written across the 15 months since his son was born.
The South Central rapper spent years in the Los Angeles underground before trading verses with Kendrick Lamar on Peekaboo.
The Brazilian rapper, based in Puerto Rico, writes in the booth rather than on paper.
Shooter Jennings produced it, Rosanne Cash sings on one track, and American Roots is out now.
Andrea Tirone and Roberto Conigliaro went from kitchen videos to Coachella, and the film follows them on the road.
He made the remark on Shade 45 while promoting his own album, and said he has no idea what it sold.
The singer behind The Twist goes in alongside a talent buyer whose company books more than 900 shows a year.
Victor Marin directed the video, which puts the Valencian singer in a psychiatric ward.
The musicians' union says session rates already supply a measure of what its members are owed from the Udio and Suno licences.
Sony Music Nashville has it, Joe Fox co-produced, and the song In This Boat arrives ahead of it.
Este Haim hosts the conversation at the broadcaster's New York studios. Talking Heads Radio runs through October, and no new music is involved.
Their June single got its stage debut at a Country Music Hall of Fame benefit she was hosting in Los Angeles.
Mannequin, the first song from it, brings in Molly Martin and Jamie Lidell.
Amelia Meath says the duo cannot keep paying the people who work for them while staying off the platform. Their politics have not changed.
Chris Thile sings on it too, the duets album lands on 2 October, and Chaka Khan and Brandi Carlile are elsewhere on the record.
Striking Home is the first song from it, two years after the New York duo closed a post-punk trilogy.
Rusowsky came out too, on the first of two sold-out New Jersey nights, for a Bby Wow the three had never performed live.
SNACKTIME joined them too, for two songs and a medley that took in the Flaming Lips and Gnarls Barkley.
SoulBounce marked the death of Antonio Hall, who was in his twenties, by pointing readers to a Dallas television report.
Will Gao and Olivia Hardy built 12 tracks around one night, from a nightclub to a sleepless bedroom.
One Way Out ran into Whipping Post in Charleston, and Mark Bryan turned up for a first live Hootie cover.
He has written for the band since 1972 and put out solo work exactly once before this.
A stadium night in Mexico City on 6 March sits between arena dates in Guadalajara and Monterrey, with The Black Angels opening.
Capitol put it out with Nigel Godrich mixing, and a tour opens at the Santa Barbara Bowl on 22 September.
Gordon von Steiner directed the medieval clip. She's the Best, Sivan's fourth album, lands on 9 October.
The Season 52 hour was taped on 2 July and runs seven songs, ending in a Hendrix quote.
She is the first person to hold the title outright under Jimmy Hutcheson's ownership, after six years on the masthead.
Bobby Carter and Anamaria Sayre pull office concerts by Chuck Brown, Trouble Funk, Rare Essence and E.U. into one broadcast.
The four Indonesian singers call their sound Island Pop, and the 15 tracks arrive a week after a near 15-minute medley.
Her manager said she died at home in Jackson, Mississippi on September 1.
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