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Canadian singer Charlotte Cardin, already a star in France and Canada, is set to expand her reach with her upcoming third album, 'Midnight, Mon Amour.' The release positions her for wider international recognition beyond her established markets.
British indie-pop artist Rachel Chinouriri explores her relationships with others and herself on her latest record. The album marks a more introspective turn for the rising singer-songwriter.
Grammy-nominated band Fontaines D.C. sat down with Vogue to discuss their upcoming fifth studio album, 'Dopamine Chamber.' Members Grian Chatten and Carlos O'Connell opened up on the themes and creative direction behind the new record.
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Chase & Status have released their new album 'Generic Everything.' The latest single, 'Carnage,' features Little Simz and arrives with a new music video.
Fontaines D.C. are heading across North America in 2027 behind their upcoming album Dopamine Chamber. Westside Cowboy and Iceage join as support on the run.
Rosalía joins Irish rock band Fontaines D.C. for 'Where Is Gone?', an orchestral ballad set to appear on the group's upcoming album Dopamine Chamber. The collaboration pairs the Spanish star's genre-bending sensibility with the band's rock foundation.
UNIIQU3 is set to release her debut album, 'Mass Appeal', on Local Action, featuring collaborations with Sam Binga, Samurai Breaks and Spank Rock. The project marks a major milestone for the Jersey club pioneer's career.
Sheryl Crow discusses her new record 'Pick You Up,' explaining why she's more interested in making meaningful, hopeful music than pursuing commercial hits. The veteran singer-songwriter also shares insight into her current listening habits.
Australian DJ and producer HAAi has released her second studio album on Mute Records, titled 'DIGITiSE.' The project marks a continuation of her evolving sound within the electronic music scene.
Rosalía performed 'Reliquia' and 'Magnolias' from her acclaimed album Lux during a recent Saturday Night Live appearance. The Spanish singer-songwriter's performance highlights the record's continued momentum in the mainstream spotlight.
Alanis Morissette is releasing a Christmas album titled Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, featuring two original holiday songs. The project includes collaborations with Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, and other guest artists.
Pop artist Slayyyter has released a self-directed music video for her new single 'I Think He's Got a Girl,' centered on confronting a cheating partner. The track will appear on her upcoming album Wor$t Man in America, due out December 4.
Thrash band Power Trip has released two new tracks, 'Precinct 3' and 'Scavenger,' from their upcoming third album. The songs mark the group's first new material since the death of original singer Riley Gale, introducing new vocalist Seth Gilmore.
Grimes has shared 'Accelerando,' the first preview of her upcoming AI-inspired 'psy opera' project. The track marks a return to new music as she prepares her first full album in six years.
Early buzz for the 2027 Grammys' Best R&B Album category points to a mix of new and established voices, with Kehlani, Bruno Mars, and Jill Scott tipped as contenders. The predicted lineup signals R&B's continued strength as both a commercial and critical force heading into awards season.
Ian Hill, the longest-serving member of Judas Priest, is retiring from the band citing arthritis and other health issues after nearly six decades of touring. He'll still appear on the band's upcoming album before stepping away from the road.
Ahead of his fourth album's release, Troye Sivan opens up about vulnerability and the visual references shaping his most experimental work yet. He also discusses the making of his sultry 'FF' music video, calling the record his most alive to date.
Jennifer Loveless will release a new album, 'Familiar,' on 9 October 2026 via Running Back. DJ Mag's review frames the record as a set of house experimentations in time.
DJ and producer HAAi is releasing a new album titled 'DIGITiSE' on Mute Records, due out October 9, 2026. The release is part of a wave of reality-seeking electronic music reviewed by DJ Mag.
Dublin band Madra Salach discuss their debut album, built around mythical figures used to explore Irish history's complexity. The group frames the record as a reckoning with hunger and heritage, weaving folklore into their sound.
As Tinashe's fanbase surges following her new album Popstar, GQ highlights ten deep cuts that trace her artistic evolution before mainstream breakthrough. The feature underscores how her catalog built the foundation for her current moment.
Miranda Lambert made a surprise appearance alongside Kacey Musgraves in Texas, performing their duet 'Horses and Divorces' from Musgraves' Middle of Nowhere album. The live pairing of the two Texas-born country stars marks a notable moment for a track that signaled the pair putting past friction behind them.
Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, and Foo Fighters have all dropped strong rock records this year, positioning them as early frontrunners for the 2027 Grammy for Best Rock Album. The lineup signals a heavyweight contest among established acts rather than newcomers.
Boston punk band Haywire discuss life on the road and their new record, I Don't Want to Say Goodbye. The hardcore outfit reflects on building a career through relentless touring.
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.
Drake reportedly will not submit any of his three albums for consideration at the 2027 Grammys. This continues a pattern of the rapper opting out of awards-season participation in recent years.
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.
Carly Rae Jepsen is expanding her double album with eight additional tracks dropping this Friday, including "Yes," "Wedding Season," and "Muscle Memory." The release extends the Day and Night era with fresh material for fans.
A new book titled 'On the Records' gathers 80 artists, including Dolly Parton and Billie Eilish, discussing overlooked albums that shaped their own music. The project spotlights deep-cut influences behind major artists' sounds.
Alabama bluegrass act Mountain Grass Unit released their album Appalachian Smoke and delivered standout sets at Telluride and Under the Big Sky. The band also backed Shania Twain, signaling growing crossover buzz in the roots music scene.
