Since 2019, Max M has been establishing himself as a tastemaker in the dance-pop scene. With his powerful rhythms and memorable melodies, Max M has released several catchy tunes as of late, including “Imaginary Problems,” “If This Is What It Feels Like” (with Chris Willis and Della Ciprian), and most notably, “Coming Through.” The vocalist that appears in “Coming Through” is an artist who Max M has worked with multiple times now, as her voice aligns with this vision of what he believes a memorable pop song should sound like. Pairing captivating lyricism with an unexpected blend of urban, electronic, and rock influences, Max M is known for making music against the current and “Coming Through” is no exception. Check out ...
Matt Sassari is a relatively new name in the techno scene, but his latest single sounds like it was produced by a seasoned vet. And at this rate, that distinction seems like a foregone conclusion. The track is called “Goi,” and it’s out now by way of There Is A Light Records alongside a remix by Ramon Tapia. Dark, hypnotic and replete with industrial sound design, “Goi” is signature Sassari. The blue-ribbon techno tune blends soulful vocal samples with ominous soundscapes, all driven by a relentless bassline that chugs and churns with ferocity. It’s a dichotomy that eludes many producers, but one that Sassari has clearly mastered. Tapia’s remix goes even deeper into the techno netherworld, dialing up the tempo in his heart-racing remix. All in all,...
NIGO on Tuesday unveiled the tracklist via Spotify‘s Instagram for his upcoming project, I Know NIGO. Alongside previously released collaborations with Lil Uzi Vert, A$AP Rocky, Kid Cudi, Teriyaki Boyz and Pusha T, the album will host additional features from Clipse, Pharrell, Gunna, A$AP Ferg, Pop Smoke and Tyler, the Creator. NIGO has already released five tracks off his forthcoming full-length effort, including “Heavy” with Lil Uzi Vert, “Arya” featuring A$AP Rocky, “Want It Bad” with Kid Cudi, “Morë Tonight” with Teriyaki Boyz and “Hear Me Clearly” featuring Pusha T. I Know NIGO contains 11 total tracks. Serving as the streetwear icon’s first music release in almost two decades, following 2005’s NIGO Presents: Return of the Ape Sounds, NIGO signe...
Phife Dawg’s LP Forever has finally arrived. Released by AWAL in partnership with the late rapper’s estate, the album lands on the sixth anniversary of his death. Forever follows Phife Dawg’s solo debut studio album, Ventilation: Da LP. At the time of his death in 2016, the A Tribe Called Quest rapper was working with his groupmates on We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service. Measuring nearly an hour, the project comprises 13 tracks, including the previously released title track “Forever,” as well as “Nutshell Part 2” featuring Busta Rhymes and Redman and “French Kiss Trois” featuring Illa J. The album packs in additional bars from Q-Tip, Rapsody, Maseo, Dwele, Little Brother and more. On the production side, 9th Wonder, V Rich, Rasta Root, Nottz, Khrysis and J Dilla are among those ...
Son Lux and Moses Sumney have released the new song “Fence.” It’s from the massive soundtrack to the new A24 movie Everything Everywhere All at Once. Listen below. Son Lux’s Everything Everywhere All at Once (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is out April 8 via A24 Music. The album includes contributions from David Byrne and Mitski (“This Is a Life”), yMusic, Rob Moose, Nina Moffitt, Randy Newman, André 3000 of Outkast, and more. Revisit Pitchfork’s 2020 Cover Story “Moses Sumney Is Ready to Claim His Spotlight.” Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
Lollapalooza returns to Chicago’s Grant Park this summer, with headlining sets from Metallica, Dua Lipa, J. Cole, Green Day, Doja Cat, Machine Gun Kelly, Lil Baby, and Kygo. Also on the bill are: Charli XCX, Big Sean, Turnstile, King Princess, Denzel Curry, Caroline Polachek, Muna, 100 gecs, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Horsegirl, Wet Leg, Young Nudy, Midwxst, Jazmine Sullivan, and many others. The festival takes place from Thursday, July 28 through Sunday, July 31. Check out the full lineup on the poster below. Last year, the city of Chicago offered free one-day passes to Lollapalooza 2021 as an incentive for citizens to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The subsequent festival turned out to be a success regarding safety amid the contagious virus, according to the city’s Department of Public ...
Harpist Mary Lattimore and guitarist Paul Sukeena have announced a new collaborative album. West Kensington is out May 20 via Three Lobed. Today, they’ve shared “Altar of Tammy,” which is one of many very good song titles on an album that also features “Hundred Dollar Hoagie” and “Garage Wine.” Check out the first sample of the album below. Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. Lattimore’s last proper solo album was 2020’s Silver Ladders; it was produced by Slowdive’s Neil Halstead. Lattimore and Sukeena released the single “Dreaming of the Kelly Pool” (named for a public pool in Philadelphia) in 2020. West Kensington: 01 Hundred Dollar Hoagie02 Glaming Cherries Jubilee at Antoine’s03 Altar of Tammy04 Didn’t See the Comet05 This Time Juliane Landed Softly0...
Taylor Swift has teased a new song titled “Carolina” in a new trailer for Where the Crawdads Sing, a forthcoming adaptation of Delia Owens’ 2018 novel of the same name. Aaron Dessner produced the track. Check it out below. “Carolina” is the first all-new material from Swift since she issued Evermore at the end of 2020. Between those releases, she’s had her attention on the expansive rollout campaigns for the re-recorded “Taylor’s Version” editions of Fearless and Red. In February, she joined Ed Sheeran on a remix of his song “The Joker and the Queen” from last year’s =. Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
Arriving this Friday, March 25, Latto has given fans a preview of her forthcoming sophomore album 777. The Atlanta rapper shared the tracklist for her project and it’s stocked with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. After opening with the first and second parts of title track “777,” Latto exchanges bars with fellow Atlanta native 21 Savage on “Wheelie.” The song dropped earlier this month alongside an official music video. Lil Wayne and Childish Gambino serve as guest artists on the track “Sunshine,” followed by Lil Durk’s feature on “Like A Thug.” Nardo Wick is featured on “Stepper” and Kodak Black on “Bussdown.” The album also has a fourteenth bonus track, a remix of September’s “Big Energy,” which will drop on Monday, March 28. Latto is keeping the guest artist for that single under ...
Something ’bout North Carolina felt like home somehow. Taylor Swift revealed Tuesday (March 22) that she’s lending her voice and lyrics to the July-slated, Reese Witherspoon-produced film Where the Crawdads Sing with an original song titled “Carolina.” Explore See latest videos, charts and news The 11-time Grammy winner posted the film’s trailer — which includes her lyrics and low register voice filling spaces between leading lady Daisy Edgar-Jones and the rest of the cast’s dialogue — to Instagram, and explained in her caption how “Carolina” came to be. “Where The Crawdads Sing is a book I got absolutely lost in when I read it years ago,” she wrote. “As soon as I heard there was a film in the works starring the incredible @daisyedgarjones and produced by the brilliant @reesewitherspo...
Last year, Carter Faith hit three major life milestones: The North Carolina native not only graduated from Nashville’s Belmont University, but she made her debut performance at the Ryman Auditorium and released her six-song EP Let Love Be Love, via Pound It Out Loud Entertainment. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Now, Faith has inked a music publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group Nashville, Billboard can exclusively reveal. “After I released the EP, it was really cool to see people in town that I looked up to really respond to it,” Faith tells Billboard. “They were willing to write with me and I would just randomly get set up to write with people at UMPG. [A&R Directors] Roxy King and Zach Lund reached out and loved what I was writing.” Top row (L-R): Zach Lund...
The 56 artists competing in the inaugural edition of NBC’s American Song Contest – which debuted Monday (March 21) evening — will have their songs released by Atlantic Records, the legendary American label that has been home to iconic artists such as Aretha Franklin, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and Ed Sheeran. Billboard spoke with Atlantic Records president, West Coast, Kevin Weaver about the label’s involvement with the competition and plans for the season. How did Atlantic Records become the label for the American Song Contest? Ben Silverman and Audrey Morrissey are both really good friends of mine. Ben propagated the deal to bring the format to the U.S. I talked to Ben very early on and then I saw the press announcements that NBC picked up the show and then they hired Audrey ...