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Rolling Stone spotlights Star Moles, a Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter whose distinct perspective on ordinary life is translating into standout songwriting. The profile frames the rising artist as one to watch for a fresh, observational voice in the current music landscape.
Singer-songwriter Lennon Stella unveils Sleeping Lion, a new album six years in the making that leans into an autumnal folk sound. She opens up about the long creative process behind the project in a new interview.
Slayyyter is working on a nine-track companion album to her breakout LP Wor$t Girl in America. The new project will tie thematically and sonically to the original record's songs.
Noah Kahan's 'Draw You Out' will feature on the soundtrack for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, blending heartache and hope in the artist's signature style. The track marks another high-profile film tie-in for the singer-songwriter.
Chinese accessories brand Songmont is expanding internationally with a Paris exhibition and new retail openings planned in Hong Kong and Datong. The brand's strategy leans into cultural authenticity as a core part of its retail experience rather than diluting it for global markets.
Trey Pendley, a Toad Suck, Arkansas native whose songs have been cut by Luke Combs, releases new album Signs of Life. The record offers an unusually candid look at rural upbringing, marking Pendley's arrival as an artist in his own right.
Singer-songwriter JMSN's legal team issued a cease-and-desist letter demanding the White House stop using his viral track 'Love Me' in a government-funded ad. The letter states the artist never authorized the song's use in the spot.
Stevie Wonder has surprise-released an EP of four previously unheard songs recorded during the original 1976 sessions for 'Songs in the Key of Life.' The release comes ahead of his fall tour, where he'll perform the landmark album in full.
Singer-songwriter Audrey Hobert opens up about her unfiltered approach to writing dance-pop tracks about longing and bad dates. The 27-year-old is building a devoted fanbase by pairing candid lyricism with infectious hooks.
GENER8ION and Yung Lean debuted a live performance of their viral track 'Storm II' at the 2026 VMAs, recreating the song's music video with a full ensemble of dancers. Choreographer Damien Jalet's work anchored the routine, translating the clip's striking visual style to the stage.
Raye opened her VMAs set with 'I Will Overcome' before launching into 'Where Is My Husband!,' a Song of the Year nominee at this year's show. The performance highlights her continued rise as a top awards-season contender.
Musician Sombr showed up at the MTV VMAs in a custom ERL faux-fur jacket paired with a cheeky slogan belt. He's nominated for Song of the Summer for his track 'Homewrecker,' blending music and fashion on one of the industry's biggest red carpets.
Songwriter Lawrence Rothman releases 'Here Lies Love / Sawdust to Stardust,' making the case for live performance over digital-first music culture. Rothman argues artists have unprecedented opportunity now to connect with audiences in person.
Singer-songwriter Leon Bridges opens up about his personal style and lifelong love of vintage clothing, revealing he won his first Grammy wearing Bode. He also shares memories of meeting Paul McCartney at President Obama's birthday party while discussing his new album, Happiness Anytime.
Chanel and Tribeca kicked off the 11th edition of their Through Her Lens filmmaker program with a three-day workshop, opening with a luncheon at Locanda Verde. This year's jury includes Halle Berry, Regina King, and Autumn Durald Arkapaw, with Celine Song serving as mentor.
