Rising pop-punk artist SAIAH builds from lo-fi to an explosive crescendo on their deceptively mellow new single, “My mistakes as run on sentences.” An ode to rejection and regret, the track starts with acoustic guitar and bird song before plunging into a bass- and synth-heavy chorus. SAIAH originally came to music from athletics. Their mother was a 1988 Olympian, and they earned 10 college scholarship offers for track and field. Today, however, SAIAH’s heart is with music. Their goal is to create “something that can let you see that you can be unapologetically Black, Non-Binary, or unique in some way with no label and not only live, but thrive within yourself.” “My mistakes as run-on sentences” proves that thriving is not always easy. “You called my foul / and I’m drowning in all my mistak...
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SPIN may receive an affiliate commission. On Saturday, September 3, the Foo Fighters will honor their beloved drummer, Taylor Hawkins, with a massive tribute concert at Wembley Stadium in London. It will be the first time the Foo Fighters will perform onstage without Hawkins, who died suddenly at age 50 in March. The concert airs September 3 at 11:30 am Eastern/8:30 am Pacific. The Foo Fighters will be joined by a multitude of big names saluting Hawkins’ life and musical legacy, including Alanis Morissette, Rush’s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, Miley Cyrus, the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith, Oasis’ Liam Gallagher, Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic, Wolfgang Van Halen, Hawkins’ son, Shane Hawkins, and many ...
Following the release of 2020’s My Life 4Hunnid and 2021’s Kommunity Service, YG gearing up to return with a new full-length project. I Got Issues is slated to drop at the very end of this month through Def Jam. The rapper announced the news of the forthcoming album on Instagram on Thursday. The simple LP cover showcases the rapper wearing a black turtleneck and a thick layer of chains. Contrasting with a stark black background, YG holds a solo cup and a red glow encircles his head. The cover art appears to take inspiration from an iconic 1996 VIBE magazine cover, spotlighting Death Row Records artists 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and Suge Knight, HipHopDx noted. “I GOT ISSUES My 3rd studio album,” YG wrote in the caption. “Pre-order 9/9, Official release date 9/30. go brazy in the comments i...
A$AP Rocky on Friday surprise-dropped a new untitled track and music video with Playboi Carti. The title of the single is not available, though Rocky did share the cut on Instagram with a caption reading “OUR DE$TINY.” At this time, it is unknown whether the track will imminently receive a DSP rollout. The visual, directed by Evilgiane of Surf Gang, features a slew of VHS-style footage from both Rocky and Carti’s performances, behind-the-scenes views of the artists traveling to-and-from venues and all of the general chaos that comes with their lime-lit lifestyles. Rocky, along with artists under his creative agency AWGE, are known to drop new tracks on the internet without officially making them available on streaming platforms. Notably, Carti’s “Cancun” has never officially been streamabl...
You know how when you need to pee, all you can do is think about how much you need to pee? That’s how Ned Franc and Jon Moody, of British funk electronica outfit Franc Moody, spent their pandemics. Only instead of an urgent need to urinate, they were faced with an unscratchable itch to hit the road and go on tour. And instead of ending with the satisfying flush of the loo, they were left with an entire concept album inspired by their adventures of yore, as well as the ones they hoped still hung on the horizon. “We were longing, craving, to be back on the road in our little tiny tour bus, our tin can tour bus,” Moody told EDM.com over Zoom. “The reality would’ve been us stopping off in some petrol station ordering a horrible hot dog and fifteen thousand packets of crisps and spilling coffee...
Seven Lions pushes us into the light on the second single off of his upcoming debut album, Beyond The Veil. Known for his colossal melodic bass anthems, visceral songwriting and intrepid live performances, Seven Lions has an innate knack for creating an adventure with every one of his tracks. For his latest single, “Call On Me,” he teamed up with Australian singer-songwriter Vancouver Sleep Clinic to deliver one last breathtaking tune before the summer ends. As with many of Seven Lions’ larger-than-life anthems, “Call On Me” begins slowly with uplifting synths and heavy emphasis on the arrangement’s dreamlike vocals. Picking up the pace, they dive into an ocean of luminous sound highlighted by a blissed-out melodies and a soaring bass drop. Scr...
As lightning cracks across the sky, REZZ lets out an ominous laugh at the horror she’s about to unleash. Every October since 2018, fans of REZZ have been crossing their fingers hoping that she’d bring back her special Halloween audiovisual mix, “Nightmare on REZZ St.” While the mix is timeless enough to enjoy season after season, she’s now returning with some spine-tingling news: 2022 marks the return of her frightening mix. In true REZZ fashion, she’s kept details shrouded in a veil of mystery. With nothing more than clock emojis and what appears to be the mix’s artwork, fans will have to contain their excitement until more information is revealed. Those lucky enough to snag tickets to this year’s Red Rocks takeover, “REZZ Rocks I...
TroyBoi‘s next EP is a love letter to the culture and sound of Latin music. Back in July, TroyBoi released “Never Felt This Way,” a blistering trap anthem that he called “a lil appetiser before the main course arrives.” Now that we’ve been served our pre-dinner snack, he’s announced what’s on the menu for the main course. TroyBoi has now revealed INFLUENDO, a new EP inspired by his love of Latin music and his adventures performing music all around the world. Its first single, “NINGUÉM DORME,” is out now. Translating to “NOBODY SLEEPS” in Portuguese, the new track is a high-powered trap heater that channels the signature energy of TroyBoi alongside Brazil’s MC Lan and Tropkillaz. Take a listen below. ...
Cakes da Killa has announced his next album, Svengali. The new LP from the New Jersey hip-hop/house MC arrives October 28 via Young Art. Today, Cakes has shared the title track along with a stark black-and-white video. Watch it below, and scroll down for the LP artwork and tracklist. “Svengali” follows previously released singles “Drugs Du Jour” and “Sip of My Sip.” The LP features 15 tracks that chronicle a love affair from hookup to breakup. Producer Sam Katz provided beats for the record, which follows Cakes’ Muvaland mixtapes. The rapper issued Muvaland Vol. 1 with producer Proper Villains back in 2020. The second installment arrived last year. Cakes’ proper studio debut Hedonism came out in 2016. Read about Cakes Da Killa and Proper Villains’ banger “Don Dada” on “The 36 Best Rap Song...
A deluxe reissue of Vince Guaraldi’s classic score for A Charlie Brown Christmas has been announced. The beloved 1965 album will be rereleased in multiple formats, including a super deluxe box set due out October 14 and a colored vinyl version, available September 16 (both via Craft Recordings). The updated LP will include the original 11-track album, unreleased songs, outtakes, and more. Today, Craft has shared a previously unreleased take “Skating,” billed as “Skating (#7, Take 1).” Hear it below. A Charlie Brown Christmas remains one of the highest-selling jazz albums of all time, next to Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue. The expanded edition of the record features hours of unearthed session tapes with studio sketches of “Christmas Time Is Here,” “O Tannenbaum,” and dozens of unreleased altern...