New Music
Hole Reunion? Courtney Love Says ‘Absolutely Not’
Courtney Love seems to have put the definitive kibosh on a Hole reunion, telling Vogue, there is “absolutely not” going be a reunion. “And you guys have gotta get over it. Our old manager Peter Mensch calls once a year to ask about a reunion: ‘Hey, just doing my thing I do every year with you and Jimmy Page [of Led Zeppelin].’ I’m so honored to be in that company, but it’s just not gonna happen,” Love said. So if you were hoping for any kind of tour, reunion or whatever, well, there’s your answer. In more positive news, Love shared a new song today, a cover of “California Stars,” a tune written by Woody Guthrie and recorded by Billy Bragg and Jeff Tweedy. During the pandemic, Love has been living in a London hotel and taking guitar lessons with British musician Juliette Jackson&n...
CHVRCHES Team With The Cure’s Robert Smith on ‘How Not to Drown’
Scottish indie pop outfit CHVRCHES and The Cure’s Robert Smith have teamed up for “How Not to Drown,” which also happens to be the first song off the band’s upcoming fourth studio album, Screen Violence. The album will be released on Aug. 27 on Glassnote Records. The tune is the second to be released from the collection, joining “He Said She Said.” Check it out below. [embedded content] Screen Violence was recorded remotely during the lockdown and was self-produced and mixed by CHVRCHES, something they were able to pull off during video calls and audio sharing programs. It would be interesting to hear how those went, but judging from what the group has said, it seems all went a-OK. “I think for me it was helpful to go into the process with the idea that I could write something es...
Billie Eilish Has a Blast With Her Friends in ‘Lost Cause’ Video
The second half of the year — a bit like the first half which saw her take home several big Grammys — is shaping up to be a big one for Billie Eilish. The singer-songwriter-pop star already released “My Future,” “Your Power” and “Therefore I am” from her upcoming sophomore album, Happier Than Ever, and now comes the collection’s third single with “Lost Cause” — something that Eilish doesn’t seem to be, but lyrically she’s striking back at someone who seems to have done wrong by her. Eilish shared another self-directed video to coincide with the downtempo song’s release. It portrays her hanging out with a group of girl pals who are having a great time. Check out the video below. [embedded content] Eilish’s Happier Than Ever is out on July 30 through Darkroom/Interscope. Eilish, un...
Getter Brings Diverse Sonic Palette Under One Roof With “Some Creatures” EP
Some Creatures, Getter‘s brand new 6-track offering, is finally here. It was immediately evident Getter came to make a statement on this project with the release of “BLOOD HARVEST,” which sees the convergence of his distinct production and vocals from his alter alias, Terror Reid. It’s the first time we’ve seen Getter merge these two creative paths and the crossover goes over with smooth execution. Getter still leaves plenty of room for wonky synths and bass that will blow the doors off, both on the titular track and its rapid-fire follow up, “With No Eyes.” Things take another turn, however, with “From The Dirt,” a multi-genre track with grungy bass, rock distortion, and rugged hip-hop hi-hats. The cut makes for an inte...
Broadway and EDM Collide in Tiësto’s Remix of Ben Platt’s “Imagine”: Listen
Two of the biggest names in EDM and Broadway, respectively, have joined forces in Tiësto‘s new remix of Ben Platt‘s “Imagine.” Packed with electronic euphoria and showbiz spirit, the pop-house rework is a shining synthesis of the best of both musical worlds. Anthemic and uplifting, the release comes just in time for the return of festival season, where it’s certain to blast from the speakers of a main stage. Out May 28th via Atlantic Records, Tiësto’s version of “Imagine” gains momentum from bright, pulsing tones and a cheerful synth melody. The powerhouse producer was also careful to preserve and highlight Platt’s soaring vocals, which earned him a Tony Award for his starring role in Dear Evan Hansen. You can listen to ...
Solomun Delivers Soulful Sophomore Album “Nobody Is Not Loved”: Listen
Croatian electronic music maestro Solomun has finally graced his fans with a second studio album, the first since 2009’s Dance Baby. Out now on his own NINL label, Nobody Is Not Loved is an intimate collection of tracks that serve as a love letter to the culture of dance music at large. “Only music has the divine power to touch not only the bodies, but the souls of people and awaken them,” Solomun said in a statement. “That’s why the album is called Nobody Is Not Loved.” To fortify the sense of unity, the world-renowned house producer enlisted some high-profile collaborators to help bring his vision to fruition. The opening track “Ocean,” an emotive cut with famed singer-songwriter and film superstar Jamie Foxx, is a soulful tune wi...
The First Single Off Getter’s Hotly Anticipated EP Has Arrived: Listen to “BLOOD HARVEST”
Following the cryptic morse code announcement of an upcoming EP called SOME CREATURE, Getter has now unveiled his hotly anticipated record’s lead single, “BLOOD HARVEST.” Kicking off with brass fanfare, “BLOOD HARVEST” is a headbanger’s dream, comprised of heavily resonating bass, meticulously layered vocal samples and angsty energy. Fresh and powerful, its innovative sound design is right in line with the wobbly nature of NAPALM, which—according to an exclusive October 2020 interview with EDM.com—is a direct result of Getter’s commitment to making music purely for himself. Out May 27th, the track is part of a project that he previously promised would blow NAPALM, its preceding EP, “out of the water.”...
Zyra’s Debut EP is Her First Solo Project Since ODESZA’s “Say My Name”: Listen
With its combination of passionate lyrics, lilting vocals and dreamy synths, ODESZA‘s “Say My Name” has become a prized gem in the duo’s discography since its appearance on In Return in 2014. Behind the track is British musician Zyra, who was also the singer and songwriter on “It’s Only” from the same album. But since then Zyra stayed quiet, returning only this year with a string of singles that culminated in the release of her debut EP, Heart’s On Fire. Released independently on May 28th, the dance-pop project sees the formidable songstress break out as a solo artist for the first time in her career. Comprised of four energizing tracks, Heart’s On Fire showcases Zyra’s flair for telling love stories through electronic m...
Covex Debuts Stunning New Single “To Be Alone” Ahead of Forthcoming Debut Album
Having built up an impressive discography spanning back to 2016, Covex has established himself as one of the most exciting rising acts within electronic music. His nuanced and vibrant productions combine many different musical influences, lending to a unique sound that has received support from the likes of ILLENIUM, San Holo, Manila Killa and many more. Following his ethereal dance single “Younger” alongside MOONZz, Covex has now shared “To Be Alone,” yet another gem from his forthcoming debut album scheduled for release in August via Moving Castle. Encapsulating the struggle of moving on from a relationship, “To Be Alone” displays Covex at his absolute best, driven by angelic vocals, shimmering synth work and intricate percussion and melodies. “I remember being really inspired by t...
Sam Feldt and Sam Fischer Join Forces for New Summer Anthem “Pick Me Up”
Sam Feldt has arrived with his second original of the year and it comes right in time for summer. “Pick Me Up,” whichi personifies the sun-kissed energy of the season, arrived by way of Feldt’s own label, Heartfeldt Records, and features singer-songwriter Sam Fischer. “Pick Me Up” is a romantic single led by Fischer’s lush vocals. His croons are reminiscent of Ed Sheeran, creating the recipe for a breezy summertime anthem. Along with the single came an enchanting lyric visualizer, which you can watch below. “I’ve loved Sam Fischer’s voice from the first track I discovered from him, and always dreamt about doing something together,” Feldt shared in a press release. “For the drop, I collaborated with the Sam Fe...
Marshmello and Carnage Turn Back the Clock With Rave-Ready Single “Back In Time”
In an unlikely collision of dance music talent, Marshmello and Carnage have joined forces for a new single called “Back In Time.” “Back In Time” is an interesting departure for both artists, who have been known in recent years to keep fans on their toes in terms of genre. Influenced by late-80s Eurodance music, the song attempts to harken back to the rave scene of the era by interpolating old-school synths with a pulsing bassline. The track—which EDM Twitter will undoubtedly have a field day with—has a saccharine hyperpop feel that slides naturally into the electronic corner of Mello’s catalog, making it somewhat of an outlier due to his affinity for hip-hop as of late. No word yet whether or not “Back In Time” wi...
John Summit Breathes New Life Into Parachute Youth’s “Better Than This”
In 2012, Australian indie house duo Parachute Youth released their single “Can’t Get Better Than This,” watching the track become a massive international success as it topped numerous charts and garnered critical acclaim. Parachute Youth have now teamed up with breakout Chicago house music artist John Summit for “Better Than This” to breathe new life into their hit Sweat It Out tune. The 2021″ rework captures the same blissful and summery feeling of the original with a more energetic flourish. The pulsating house beat brings power to the song with a booming bassline and brisk percussion patterns in a masterstroke of drum programming. Meanwhile, the intoxicating vocals and catchy electric guitar riffs keep the nostalgic feeling of the original alive. &#...
