Post Malone has released the Complete Edition of his breakthrough album "Stoney." The updated project features instrumentals for every song on the album, including massive hits like “ Malone addresses his struggle with drugs and alcohol addiction throughout the album and how his newfound

Genre: Pop Release: August 19, 2022 Song Length: 12 songs, 32 minutes

Genre: Alternative Release: December 16, 2022 Song Length: 3 songs, 10 minutes

Kylie's record-breaking 15th studio album "Disco" was released to widespread acclaim in 2020 and was On this album, we're invited to cast our minds back to miss Minogue's very last kitsch pop offering. The album came about following the completion of the Golden Tour and her performance at the Glastonbury In the United States, "Disco" debuted on the Billboard 200 with 19,000 album-equivalent units, 15,000 of which were pure sales, becoming her third highest-charting album in the country after "Fever" in

Genre: Christmas Release: December 16, 2022 Song Length: 5 songs, 17 minutes

performances recorded at BBC’s legendary Maida Vale Studios from 1994, 1996, 1998, and 2001 together on one album It was all to promote their “Dookie,” “Insomniac,” “Nimrod” and “Warning” albums and a time when Green The first live performance took place on June 8, 1994, four months following when the band’s “Dookie” album

Tierra Whack is in a festive mood this holiday season because she has gifted them with more new music to fans' amazement. Whack returned with her third December project, following the three-track EPs "RAP?" and "POP?" earlier this month. Titled "R&B?" the Philadelphia artist's latest effort is a more disquieting release than both of the projects above, as she explores a significantly darker sound. The new EP’s first two songs—“Heaven” and “Cutting Onions”—were produced by J Melodic, while the EP closer “Sorry” was produced by Kenete Simms. The melancholy nature of "R&B?" is best exemplified by "Heaven," the EP's first track. The song finds Tierra Whack longing to reconnect with all of the loved ones she has lost throughout her life, and its hook is heart-wrenching. Over and over, the rapper, singer, songwriter, and poet laments, "Heaven has all of my favourite people." Although the song is somewhat repetitive, its emotional intensity doesn't take away. Intriguing visuals also accompany the track. Tierra Whack is seen holding an umbrella, rather than protecting her from the rain, unleashes the storm directly upon her. Now that she’s released three EPs in the same mode, it’ll be interesting to see whether she keeps the theme going or moves on, but one thing’s certain: It’ll be the thing she wants to do, and she will do it her way.

Genre: Pop Release: August 10, 2022 Song Length: 10 songs, 26 minutes

Genre: Pop Release: October 1, 1981 Song Length: 31 songs, 2 hours, 15 minutes

seems like yesterday when the the-artist-formerly-known-as-Baby served up the first of her four studio albums They ran parallel to the pre-scheduled "Forever" —the third and final album from the Spice Girls—a testament and 2000; this left Bunton and Victoria Beckham as the last two Spice Girls to step out with their albums But, in addition to illustrating her keen abilities as a singer, these entries signposted the album’s Thankfully, all these non-album tracks were assigned as the B-sides for all three singles "A Girl Like

Genre: Pop Release: August 12, 2022 Song Length: 5 songs, 15 minutes

singer-songwriter Will Young reinvents classic tracks by female artists on his newly released eighth studio album He intended to record an album that celebrates some of the modern female artists he admired in pop.” The pairing of Will and producer Richard X is a dream and, three albums into their working relationship are, of course, stunning, with Will’s take on Clare Maguire’s "Elizabeth Taylor" a standout from the album

Released on the heels of her latest album, Brightest Blue, Songbook for Christmas features recordings

Her acclaimed pop album “All We Need Is Love” by soul/pop singer Stefanie Heinzmann takes us on the challenging Ultimately, it's a game. ”This lightness and thirst for adventure characterize the entire album.

Consisting of Los Angeles-based duo Rob Gainley and Nick Shanholtz, Lost Kings do not attach anything but high-grade production to their name. With every branch of their new EP, "It’s Not You, It's Me," Lost Kings have managed to both imaginatively reengineer their execution and maintain the unique charm that has propelled the Los Angeles duo to their current footing and the project’s fourth piece, “Runaway” with Destiny Rogers, has validated that claim again. Joining the "It's Not You, It's Me" EP family of “Hurt” with DeathbyRomy, “Oops” with both Ty Dolla $ign and GASHI, and most recently, “Mountains” with MASN, “Runaway” is the Lost Kings brace at their finest. Lost Kings keep the project’s direction in check on “Runaway,” resulting in a late-night ballad that hires Destiny Rogers’ blinding sonics for a memorable fourth single. The duo spoke on the release’s course of action, explaining, “When we started this record, we were in Palm Springs quarantining and just working on music. We’ve wanted to work with Destiny Rogers for a while, so when she sent the idea for ‘Runaway,’ we were stoked. She has such a distinct vibe and sound, [and] we wanted to match that with the production. We thought giving the groove of a Miami bass feel while using the guitar to highlight her voice would be a great combo and are so happy with how this record turned out.” Lost Kings have risen through new producer talents gaining over 800 million combined streams worldwide. In the process, they have released various original music and remixes, released two EP’s, "Paper Crowns" and "Lost Angeles," and major sold-out markets across the US.

From their earliest albums as a throw-it-all-in-there band to their marathon multiplatinum records with They're still pushing against boundaries on their 12th album, "Unlimited Love," loading it with 17 songs golden-era guitarist John Frusciante is back for his third tour of duty with the band and his first album (Their last album, 2016's "The Getaway," was produced by Danger Mouse.) At times they get there – this is their best album since "Stadium Arcadium" – but there's no getting

traction with her music four years ago after releasing a handful of projects, most recently her two-sided album She now announced her upcoming album, entitled "rising," which will be released on May 20th, 2022.

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Sara Kays has unveiled her new EP titled "Struck By Lightning" via Atlantic Records. Included is her viral breakup anthem, "Remember That Night?", the EP is highlighted by the new single and title track featuring UK-based indie-pop artist Cavetown. Capturing the nuances of Sara's confessionally quirky lyrics, glassy melodies, "Struck By Lightning" is accompanied by an official music video co-starring both artists. "A friend of mine struggled a lot with depression and didn't necessarily always talk to me about it," said Sara. "It can be frustrating when you know someone's going through something, but they won't say anything. So, the idea is, 'I'll sit out there with you in silence.' Around the same time, my 'For You' page had many trending videos of people lying down in driveways in the rain. I brought all of that together, and it was really cool to duet with Cavetown. I'm basically saying, 'I'd get struck by lightning for you." The 22-year-old will celebrate the EP release with her first-ever international headline tour. The Struck By Lightning Tour begins October 9th at San Francisco, CA's Brick & Mortar Music Hall and then travels North America and Europe through late November. Kays will bookend her headline tour with a US-run alongside Mt. Joy (August 24-29) and a UK tour supporting Cavetown (December 2-15).

Genre: Dance Release: August 5, 2022 Song Length: 14 songs, 44 minutes

Genre: Christmas Release: December 2, 2022 Song Length: 5 songs, 21 minutes