French folk-pop duo composed of Nili Hadida and Benjamin Cotto Lilly Wood and The Prick returns with their new album, "Most Anything." It is a fiery and oxygenating album that traces a daring and fresh route. With a raised fist, an outstretched hand, Lilly Wood And The Prick strikes hard on our uncertainties and caresses the hearts that beat to preserve life and the planet. Assertive lyrics and a soul-filled electro-pop production feed 14 unstoppable tracks filled with energy and strength. They are best known for their single "Prayer in C," which was remixed and released as a single in 2014 by German DJ and producer Robin Schulz; the song has topped the charts around the world. Af%3119ter a long break of more than 5 years since their last album "Shadows" in 2015, the group has chosen to find themselves more creative than ever, especially with the desire and resentment of their debut.

Los Angeles-based alt-pop singer-songwriter salem ilese has shared the final promotional single “Dinosaurs (S4E7) that will be included in her upcoming EP “(L)only Child." The new track was written by Salem together with Dave Burris, Christina Galligan, and Bendik Møller. Dave Burris and Bendik Møller also produced the melancholy up-beat. Her upcoming EP comprises of 6-track and is her debut EP under a major label and will be released this Friday (May 21). She has developed a deep love and passion for the art form as a child. She said, “making music for longer than can remember. I've written songs since I could speak. As a kid, my songs would be about anything from stuffed animals to a guy in preschool I liked.” After graduation from Berklee College of Music, she debuted with “Awake” in 2018. She released the debut EP “757” in 2019. She signed to 10K Projects/Homemade Projects in 2020.

Rock band formed in 1993 in Madison, Wisconsin, Garbage is gearing up for releasing their latest album, "No Gods No Masters." Already released “The Men Who Rule The World” and the title track from it so far, today, the band shares the third single, “Wolves." Speaking of the track, Shirley Manson says. "This is a song about inner conflict. About regret. About duality. In the past, I have hurt so many people in my life, both knowingly and unknowingly. But when you’re young and in self-survival mode, much like a baby rattlesnake, you have no idea how strong your venom is. But it has the power to kill. Meanwhile, you’re just out there having fun." Garbage is releasing a deluxe CD/digital version of "No Gods No Masters," which features classic tracks, including David Bowie’s “Starman” and “Because the Night,” written by Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen. Garbage’s take on “Because the Night” also features US punk rock outfit Screaming Females. Garbage’s seventh studio album, "No Gods No Masters," is out June 11th.

Last month, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Anderson East announced his upcoming third studio album, “Maybe We Never Die,” and now he drops the second single titled "Drugs." Veering away from the retro R&B sounds that have been a mainstay of his albums, East cooks up a bass-driven disco groove for “Drugs” that’s accented by theremin and perky flute runs. The Alabama native adopts a silky falsetto for most of the tune, pondering the eternal difficulty of facing reality. East wrote the song with Aaron Raitiere after thinking about how people prevent themselves from being present or otherwise obsess in unhealthy ways. “I feel like that song, that was the hardest one to get right because it’s definitely not a glorification of drugs,” he said in a release. “If anything, it’s a hardened look at yourself inward.” East recently announced his "Maybe We Never Die Tour," which gets underway October 13th in Mobile, Alabama, with supporting performers on select dates including Foy Vance, Bendigo Fletcher, and Savannah Conley. Tickets go on sale on May 21st at 10 a.m.

Marking the band’s 15th studio LP titled "FUTURE PAST," British rock band Duran Duran is back with a new song titled "Invisible." But not only is “Invisible” the first single from their newly announced new album but it’s also accompanied by a groundbreaking music video. The video was created by an Artificial Intelligence called Huxley, a unique dreamer whose 'mind' has been modelled after the cognitive and emotional processes of humans. It is the very first collaboration of its kind, between artists in different planes of existence. The new album features production from Giorgio Moroder, Mark Ronson, and Alkan, as well as guitar from Blur’s Graham Coxon, piano from former Bowie collaborator Mike Garson, and vocals from Lykke Li. For a more traditional visual, Duran Duran will also perform the track for the first time this Sunday (May 23) at the Billboard Music Awards.

Albanian singer Stanaj's new single has finally dropped, and it's titled "Clocks Tickin'." The song can already be heard on online platforms and already premiered the official lyric video. His talent is indisputable, and thanks to him, he has achieved international fame with romantic songs dedicated to love. He has also participated in numerous music festivals in Albania, Europe, and the United States. At 18, he moved to Los Angeles to continue his professional musical career. His debut single "Ain't Love Strange," released in 2016, peaked at number two in Albania. He has worked the scene and noticed by a handful of influential celebrities, including Drake, who helped increase his social media presence. Stanaj signed with Lava Records in early 2016 and headed to England to record with Fraser T. Smith (Adele, Sam Smith) and others.

The all-female quartet The Aces dropped a new music video for “Don't Freak,” which was released on April 30th and is their first single since the second album “Under My Influence,” released in June 2020. The single and music video was released in tandem with Mental Health Awareness Month. It was inspired by lead singer Cristal Ramirez’s own personal struggles with mental health and the stigmas surrounding it. Cristal’s facial expressions and movements in the music video become more and more exaggerated and extreme, serving as a physical manifestation of the wide range of emotions and feelings one can face when experiencing anxiety-induced panic attacks. The Aces shared on social media, “This one is very special for many reasons. It came about so naturally, yet it was a bit of a puzzle to make it into what you hear today. If you've ever struggled mentally, you know just how scary it can be and how much shame you can feel. That's the part that isn't talked about enough. How little patience we have for those who are struggling. How quickly we are to judge and say, “why can't they just get it together?” This kind of attitude only perpetuates mental illness, and we need to be aware of how we view and treat those who are going through it.”

Originally recorded in 2017 to raise funds for the Free the Wild foundation, but after a live gala performance, its release never materialized. Today, Cher makes a surprise return to music with that 2017 song titled "Walls," which was co-written by the star’s frequent collaborator Mark Taylor. The track will coincide with her recent TV documentary ‘Cher & The Loneliest Elephant,’ in which she travels to Islamabad, Pakistan, to oversee Kavaan’s transfer to a sanctuary in Cambodia. There has been no confirmation of whether the track is a standalone release or intended to be part of an upcoming project. It’s been three years since the diva released "Dancing Queen," her album of ABBA cover versions, off the back of her starring role in "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’."

British singer-songwriter MARINA unveiled a new song “Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land” from her upcoming fifth studio album of the same name. The new track embodies the same unhinged, fascinating energy of her iconic "Electra Heart". It’s got the atmosphere of a Britney Spears hit and the prior single “Purge The Poison” is just as lively and eccentric. The new album comprises of 10-track, where she co-produced 6 tracks. She began work on the album with GRAMMY Award-nominated producer/multi-instrumentalist Jennifer Decilveo in January 2020. The album is set to be released on June 11, 2021. She announced a global live stream show “Marina presents Ancient Dreams Live from the Desert” shot in the California desert in support of the album, which will be broadcast worldwide on June 12th.

New York-based actress and singer-songwriter Gina Naomi Baez has shared a new song, “UNIQUEorn." The song serves as a follow-up to “Christmas Candlelight,” which was released last November. Gina Naomi Baez said, “Funny Girl reminded me of that innocent little girl with big, bright dreams. As you get older and reality sets in, it’s hard to keep those dreams bright and alive. You start doubting yourself, your talent, the way you look, are you too different? Are you too Unique? I wanted the music to feel like you were flying through a glittery sky, bouncing cloud to cloud, without a care in the world, sippin’ pink champagne!” She's definitely a fighter as she was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the age of 13, and after a long, courageous fight is cancer-free today. Her love of the arts – singing, acting, dancing and songwriting truly inspired her recovery and, from that experience alone, has pushed her to where she is today.”

DJ Jimir Reece Davis, aka Amorphous teamed up with singer-songwriter Kehlani to release a new song, “Back Together." Amorphous gained major steam in the industry throughout quarantine as he presented a worldwide social media audience with mashups of their favourite hits. This caught the attention of mainstream artists, and soon, Amorphous was working with Fat Joe on his song "Sunshine (The Light)" alongside DJ Khaled. Then, there was the time that Amorphous tweeted that his Macbook was on its last leg, so, naturally, Oprah Winfrey let him know that she'd be buying him a new one. Amorphous shared on social media, “I really can't believe I'm putting out my OFFICIAL debut single. This song means so much to me. It is truly a beautiful statement/introduction as a producer-artist. I've been producing for a long time, so this moment is surreal. this is just the beginning. I'm here to stay!"

Musical duo from Columbus, Ohio Twenty One Pilots shared their new song titled "Saturday" lifted from their upcoming sixth album ‘Scaled And Icy’ out this Friday (May 21). Taking to Twitter, the band hinted that a new song was on the horizon by a cryptic, 30-second video teaser before unveiling "Saturday" alongside an accompanying official lyric video. The new track follows "Shy Away" and "Choker" and sees frontman Tyler Joseph sport a pink hairstyle as the pair ​‘paint the town’ and don their finest ​‘dancing shoes.’ In fact, it’s an uplifting sound that he addressed an interview with the band recently, explaining that it would have been ​“too predictable to hold a mirror up to our circumstances and create a record exactly as it appeared in front of us. In addition, Twenty One Pilots will be performing a global live stream event on the same day as the album release.

Green Day dropped a surprise by releasing a new uplifting song titled "Pollyanna." The song comes after the pop-punk veterans shared a snippet of it from the studio over the weekend and feature the lyrics: “We’re gonna take back the night/ Everything’s gonna be alright ‘Pollyana’ follows ‘Here Comes The Shock,’’ the new single that arrived in February of this year and marked the band’s first new material since 2020’s ‘Father Of All Motherfuckers’ album and Armstrong’s recent solo covers record ‘No Fun Mondays’.he band was also set to head out on the ‘Hella Mega Tour’ with Fall Out Boy and Weezer this summer, but the UK/European leg was postponed due to the coronavirus crisis. Now, the US leg has also been moved to next year. In addition, to help promote the upcoming dates, all three bands are set to take the stage as part of "Good Morning America's" Summer Concert Series on July 17. Weezer and Fall Out Boy will play while Green Day will join them for the interview segment.

American Idol 2021 Finalist, singer-songwriter Willie Spence released a new song, “Never Be Alone Willie Spence proved he very much deserves to be in this season’s “American Idol” Top 3 as he delivered some stunning performances on Sunday’s episode. The singer was reduced to tears after being praised by judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan, who were stunned by his cover of “Glory” by John Legend and Common. Willie Spence shared on social media, “To be able to record my new single “Never Be Alone” produced by the one & only Tricky Stewart was definitely a dream come true!." The song follows up the debut EP “The Voice,” which was released on April 2nd. The final of American Idol will air on May 23rd via ABC.

British singer-songwriter Billie Marten has released a new song titled "Human Replacement." This will serve as the third and final preview of Marten's upcoming new album titled "Flora Fauna." The track, which Billie Marten and Rich Cooper wrote, also sees the debut of the accompanying music video directed by Joe Wheatley, who filmed it in London. Marten says of her third album, "I wasn’t really treating myself very well; it was a bit of a disruptive time. All these songs are about getting myself out of that hole - they’re quite strong affirmations." Billie Marten said of the video, “This video is absolutely needed to match the message of the song, which was initially something I shied away from talking about. As creative discussions began between Joe Wheatley and me, it became incredibly important to convey the absurdity of simply not being able to go out anywhere at night as a woman, particularly without that hideous stone-cold fear of what might happen to you. Hence every woman in the video needing the comfort and protection of full army gear to carry out the simplest of everyday tasks (like going for a run or walking home from work), and every man is without it. My trusty safety tank gets me to the shop for a pint of milk. It's a deliberately absurd illustration of a disturbingly real problem that needed to be addressed.” Marten’s third album, "Flora Fauna," is out this Friday, May 21, via Fiction and will mark Marten's first album since 2019's Feeding Seahorses By Hand, and was recorded with Rich Cooper in London.

The Goo Goo Dolls have released a live cover of the INXS classic "Don't Change" plus have announced a career-spanning ‘Rarities’ LP, made up of unreleased gems, remixes, and more. Formed in 1985, the New York rock group’s new collection will feature 20 songs from 1995 to 2007. "Rarities" will be out June 25th and filled with b-sides, live songs, acoustic recordings of classic hits like "Iris," "Slide," and "Name," radio performances, international releases and additional non-album tracks and even a rendition of "Take Me Out To The Ball Game." Goo Goo Dolls are currently working on their 13th studio album, the follow-up to 2019's 'Miracle Pill.' Meanwhile, they dropped their festive LP, 'It's Christmas All Over,' in 2020, and their quarantine project 'EP 21' this April. The band will embark on their rescheduled "The Miracle Pill Tour" of North America this summer.

Chayce Beckham has debuted his new single,”23,” and has already skyrocketed to the top of the iTunes country chart, "American Idol" contestant Chayce Beckham took to the Idol stage for the live debut of the autobiographical tune which you watch below. The rising star performed his debut single before transitioning into a song he covered during Hollywood week on Idol – Chris Stapleton’s “You Should Probably Leave.” Beckham delivered a solid performance of the song on Sunday evening, showcasing his raspy country vocals and once again proving he’s a front-runner in the competition. The song finds Beckham reflecting on a difficult time in his life and his decision to sober up following his struggles with alcohol abuse. Chayce Beckham was an instant fan favourite when he auditioned. The winner of "American Idol" will be revealed next week during a three-hour finale.

Mike Williams and Felix Jaehn release their second collaboration, “Without You,” that features Singer-songwriter Jordan Shaw. The promising dance track was released via Universal Music. The expectations of the successor to the million-fold streamed collaboration “Feel Good” are immense. They produced it more for the radio this time around due to its sound design on their new track. Jordan Shaw's vocals also fit in with this. They confirm that the two producers are rightly known for their strong vocals with this number. Shaw is accompanied in the verses by a guitar that is not heard for the first time with Mike Williams. The combination of vocals and guitar extends into the chorus and leaves the listener with an extremely positive, euphoric feeling. Shortly afterwards, the drop starts. This can still be roughly attributed to the future bounce, due to Felix Jaehn but much more suitable for the mainstream.

London singer Samm Henshaw returns with his new single "Still Broke," which follows December 2020's "All Good," and sees him team, up with jazz trumpeter Keyon Harrold. Samm's long-awaited debut album "Untidy Soul" is incoming, featuring work rooted in his gospel background while also looking to the future. “When I wrote ‘Still Broke,’ I’d just been dropped from my label and broken up with my girlfriend right around the same time,” Henshaw said in a statement. “It’s a song about how you can have everything you want in the world but still feel quite empty, and how success is actually internal—which is a lesson I’d needed to learn.” In addition, Henshaw has recorded the end credits song “Bellflower Ave” in the new film "North Hollywood," now on streaming platforms.

Alt-pop duo GIRL907, consisting of sisters Rachele Lynae and Heather Cole, released their debut song “All Your Friends." In the explosive, joyous, celebratory jam, the pair observes what they lost at the end of a love gone bad. Gone is their sanity, their favourite shirt, the bar they used to go to, a bunch of photographs and records. Yet, once the minimalist synth beat drops away and the chorus kicks in, GIRL907 reveals what they won all your friends. “We had this full music video planned out, and then… Covid,” Rachele Lynae continued. “So we had to pivot, and I think that we may have had even more fun with this video than we would have before!” The results were incredibly charming – and a labour of love…that was also labour that the two loved. “We hand made every single sign with sharpies. We were literally up till all hours of the night drawing stick figures. Best art project. Ever.” The track seemingly laid the groundwork for this new pop duo, an exciting new music venture that sees their respective songwriting skills merge to make something magnificent. Now that the quarantine is lifting and the world is slowly reopening, GIRL907 is poised to burst on the scene and take the music world by storm.