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- NEW ALBUM: STEFANIE HEINZMANN | LABYRINTH
Multiple award-winning singer Stefanie Heinzmann is back with a fantastic new studio album titled "Labyrinth." The 10 tracks, including the songs “Best Life,” “Knocking Down The Wall,” and “Colors,” can be found on the long-player, which oscillates musically between electro and pop, inspired by the eighties, and was staged by Steffen Graef in terms of sound technology Has worked with greats like Max Giesinger, Lotte, Wincent Weiss, Adel Tawil or Michael Patrick Kelly in the past and was a producer on her 2019 album "All We Need Is Love." The first single of the record is the disco pop-heavy number “Would You Still Love Me," which was released back in April. She has worked with greats such as Lionel Richie or Joss Stone in the past, can be seen on tour in March and Experience April next year, with the kick-off in the Hamburg factory.
- NEW ALBUM: TAYLOR SWIFT | FEARLESS (TAYLOR'S VERSION) HALFWAY OUT THE DOOR CHAPTER (EP)
The record-breaking and award-winning artist has taken to Instagram to share a story, promoting her new release; another chapter from her version of album "Fearless’, titled ‘Halfway Out The Door Chapter." Taylor, the promotional picture features all glammed in a purple shimmer outfit, in her signature red lips and blonde curls, posing by the piano while playing on it and a mic close by. The latest album of the singer’s own version comprises six-hit tracks, all of her very own versions. These singles include "Mr. Perfectly Fine," "Forever & Always," "White Horse," "You’re Not Sorry," "Breathe." also featuring Colbie Caillat and "The Other Side Of The Door." Her re-recorded album "Fearless (Taylor's Version)" garnered the biggest opening day for an album on Spotify in 2021, tallying more than 50 million global streams in its first day on the platform.
- NEW MUSIC: TONES & I | WON'T SLEEP
Australian singer-songwriter Toni Watson, aka Tones And I, premiered a new song, “Won't Sleep,” with an accompanying music video that premieres tomorrow. The song serves as a follow-up to “Fly Away,” which was released in 2020. An alternate version of “Fly Away” was released back in February, which paid tribute to her late friend, who she refers to as “King T.” Tones And I is currently mid-way through a national tour was postponed twice from its initial run in May 2020. Kicking off last month in Melbourne, the tour also includes stops in Hobart, Cairns, Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney. Watson was the only artist to go home with two awards at the 2021 APRA Awards held last month, winning Most Performed Australian Work and Most Performed Pop Work, both for ‘Never Seen The Rain. The song will appear on their upcoming sophomore album released later this year.
- VIDEO PREMIERE: PARSON JAMES & JOJO | DIRTY LAUNDRY
Multi-platinum selling singer and songwriter Parson James have debuted the official music video for their single "Dirty Laundry," a special collaboration with GRAMMY-winning artist, JoJo. The video debuted today on PAPER Magazine and was filmed on location at "Elsewhere" in Topanga Canyon, CA and directed by Alfredo Flores, offering an intimate look at their longtime friendship. In addition to showcasing their musical chemistry, the clip shows the performers exchanging encouraging words as they reiterate they can confide in each other deal with the stresses of life. "Dirty Laundry" is the first bit of new music to come from Parson James this year and serves as the follow up to his song "High Tide Low Tide." Parson James also recently announced an upcoming live performance as part of Outloud's Raising Voices festival, taking place in Los Angeles from Friday, June 4th through Sunday, June 6th and live streaming exclusively on Twitch.
- NEW ALBUM: LIVINGSTON | AN UNLIKELY ORIGIN STORY
Eighteen-year-old artist Livingston has released his new EP titled "An Unlikely Origin Story" via Elektra Records. He already gave us a taste of the new record with the most recent release, "Hercules" - a song about fearing change and embracing vulnerability co-produced by Jorgen Odegard. The track followed December's single "Superkid," accompanied by a powerful visual written and directed by Livingston himself. Livingston has racked up over 25 million streams on DSPs and nearly 2 million followers on Tik Tok, all in less than a year - cementing his status as an artist on the rise. Earlier this summer, the self-taught singer, songwriter, producer and engineer shared his debut EP Lighthouse, praised as “uplifting and inspiring” by PopularTV and earning Livingston the title of “pop star in the making” from Ones To Watch. The eight-track collection is available now at all DSPs via Elektra Records
- NEW ALBUM: THE BLACK KEYS | DELTA KREAM
Rock duo the Black Keys have released their tenth studio album titled "Delta Kream," released through Easy Eye Sound and Nonesuch Records. The album is a tribute to the Mississippi Hill Country blues featuring eleven Mississippi hill country blues standards they've loved since they were teenagers before they were even a band. It includes songs by R. L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, and others. Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney recorded "Delta Kream" at Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville; Brown and Deaton joined them, long-time members of the band's blues legends, including Burnside and Kimbrough. The album takes its name from William Eggleston’s iconic Mississippi photograph on its cover. "Delta Kream serves as the follow-up to the Black Keys’ 2019 album "Let’s Rock."
- NEW ALBUM: DAYA | THE DIFFERENCE
Twenty-two-year-old musician, songwriter, LGBTQIA+ rights advocate and GRAMMY award-winner Daya has released her new EP entitled "The Difference." The new album features the first single "Bad Girl" and her latest release titled "Montana," which addressed her queerness in her lyrics; the stripped-back and slow-burning is about the fantasy of getting away from L.A. and retreating to a place where I could live a simpler life with the person I love. Daya - a.k.a. the moniker of Grace Tandon, in a nod to her Indian heritage as Daya, is the Hindi translation of her first name has released the new record just in time for June Pride Month. She has performed at countless Pride events and works with GLAAD and the Trevor Project. "I want to do whatever I can to normalize queer relationships and queer stories and help lesser-known queer artists get more visibility in the mainstream," says Daya.
- NEW MUSIC: SHIFT K3Y & TINASHE | LOVE LINE + PREMIERES NEW MUSIC VIDEO
London-based DJ Shift K3Y and American singer-songwriter Tinashe teamed up to released a new song, “Love Line”. This marks the first time Shift K3Y and Tinashe have worked together. Released with an accompanying music video, the track was produced by Shift K3 and written by Freedo, Jin Jin, RAYE, Shift K3Y and Tinashe. For Shift K3Y, the song follows up “Morning” featuring Karen Harding, released back in January. While Tinashe recently joined in American DJ trio Cheat Codes' debut album “Hellraisers, Pt. 1”, where she performed “Lean On Me Shift K3Y is best known for his 2014 singles "Touch," which peaked at number 3 in the UK Singles Chart, and "I Know .”."
- NEW MUSIC: LIZ PHAIR | IN THERE
It's been 11 years since Liz Phair released original music, and that's about to change as today we get a new track titled "In There." Her upcoming album, "Soberish," which follows her 2010 LP "Funstyle," includes the previously released songs "Good Side" and "Hey Lou." Phair once again recruited longtime collaborator Brad Wood to produce, who also worked on "Exile In Guyville," "Whip-Smart," and "whitechocolatespaceegg." Phair said of the album: It can be about partying. It can be about self-delusion. It can be about chasing that first flush of love or, in fact, any state of mind that allows you to escape reality for a while and exist on a happier plane. It’s not self-destructive or out of control; it’s as simple as the cycle of dreaming and waking up. "In There" is from her upcoming seventh studio album, "Soberish," due for release on June 4th via Chrysalis Records.
- NEW ALBUM: ALAN JACKSON | WHERE HAVE YOU GONE
Country superstar Alan Jackson recently has released his sixteenth studio album, “Where Have You Gone." Working once again with longtime producer Keith Stegall. It is the first album of all-new music for six years from the Songwriters Hall of Fame and Country Music Hall of Fame inductee and multi-award winner will be worth the long wait, and it seems as there are no less than 21 tracks to look forwards to of which Jackson solo-wrote 15. Working once again with longtime producer Keith Stegall, the first album of all-new music for six years from the Songwriters Hall of Fame and Country Music Hall of Fame inductee and multi-award winner will be worth the long wait; it seems as there are no less than 21 tracks to look forwards to of which Jackson solo-wrote 15. “Alan’s taken his experiences over the last six years and implemented his poet’s perspective to weave together a masterful love letter to country music,” says UMG Nashville President Cindy Mabe. “This is Alan’s story but it’s also the story of country music.
- NEW MUSIC: ALAN WALKER & CONOR MAYNARD | BELIEVERS
Multi-platinum DJ / producer Alan Walker releases his third single of the year entitled "Believers," which features British pop singer Conor Maynard. Ever since British singer Conor Maynard launched her Sing-off series on YouTube, his popularity has increased, and invitations to collaborate have increased. On the Music Radio, you could already hear Conor in the songs of Kris Kross Amsterdam, Ne-Yo, Breathe Carolina. The track was also previewed on his social media stating that Walker is responsible for the music and production side, and of course, Collaborator Maynard does the vocal. After releasing the single "Faded," Walker received international acclaim, which received platinum certifications in 14 countries and released his debut album "Different World" in 2018.
- NEW ALBUM: JORJA SMITH | BE RIGHT BACK
Brit Award-winner Jorja Smith is back with her new album "Be Right Back." The eight-song project that serves as the follow-up to her 2019 critically-acclaimed, Mercury Prize-nominated debut album ‘Lost & Found,’ for which she won her second BRIT Award ‘Best Female’ and earned herself a nomination for ‘New Artist’ at the GRAMMY Awards. The set is a polished, string-laden affair, and it fits neatly as an evolution from ‘Lost & Found’ that doesn’t rock the boat too much. Jorja’s soulful vocals drift across R&B-flecked instrumentals, lending to the laid-back vibe of the project. It's a collection of songs that are diverse in their range but still extremely cohesive as a body of work - “It’s called be right back because it’s just something I want my fans to have right now, this isn’t an album, and these songs wouldn’t have made it. If I needed to make these songs, then someone needs to hear them too.” - Jorja says of the project.
- NEW MUSIC: OLIVIA RODRIGO | GOOD 4 U
Olivia Rodrigo is giving fans more of a taste of her upcoming debut album titled "Sour," with the release of her new single "Good 4 U." The singer, who rose to fame with her mega-hit ‘Drivers License’ topped the US Billboard Hot 100 as one of the most dominant number-one hits in history, and made Rodrigo the youngest artist ever to debut atop the chart. This will serve as the third single to be released, following "Drivers License" and second single "Deja Vu," which both will appear highly anticipated upcoming debut album dropped on May 21. The singer did preview the new track in a trailer for ‘SOUR’ sees footage of Rodrigo creating the album alongside co-writer and producer Dan Nigro, and features a snippet of "Good 4 U." She recently made her live debut at last night’s BRIT Awards in London, performing ‘Drivers License,’ and will follow it up this weekend as a musical guest on the next episode of "Saturday Night Live."
- NEW MUSIC: WEEZER | ALL MY FAVOURITE SONGS (FEATURING AJR)
The band Weezer has released a new version of the song “All My Favorite Songs”, teaming up with an indie-pop trio composed of multi-instrumentalist brothers Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met AJR. The track was originally part of the album “ OK Human ”, released in January this year. However, the most recent release was the album “ Van Weezer ”, which arrived in early May with 10 tracks, which include covers and original compositions. The band's 15th album had initially been released in 2019 with the first single “ The End Of The Game ”, and would be released the following year as a tribute to big names in the world of rock, including Kiss, Black Sabbath, Metallica and Eddie Van Halen, who died about 5 months before the project became public.
- NEW ALBUM: MORCHEEBA | DARKEST BLUE
Remembered as trip-hop pioneers of the mid-90s, Morcheeba first came to the fore with their airier, blissed-out take on the genre that was moodily soundtracking the post-rave landscape. They’ve since shaken off the trip-hop label and have released their new album titled "Blackest Blue," which returns us to that era with its melancholy notes. It includes features with Duke Garwood (known for his work with Mark Lanegan, amongst others) and Brad Barr (The Slip, The Barr Brothers). The album is a slow burner, lifting and cocooning you in a way that only a serene Morcheeba track can, although sometimes failing to pack the punch we’ve heard on previous releases. Morcheeba will be back on the road this summer; the band will perform on The Big Feastival’s main stage on Friday, August 27th, with more live dates to be announced.
- NEW MUSIC: ALICIA KEYS | UNDERDOG (FEATURING NICKY JAM & RAUW ALEJANDRO)
Singer and songwriter Alicia Keys has released a new remix to "Underdog" featuring Nicky Jam& Rauw Alejandro. Served as the third single from Keys' seventh studio album "Alicia," the song focused on finding your voice, recognizing your power, and defying any and all odds that come your way. This is not the first time "Underdog" was remixed, as back On March 27 of this year, the song was remixed by Keys and featured reggae singers Protoje and Chronixx. The track that Ed Sheeran had a hand in writing and was produced by Keys and McDaid has Keys adding some Latin flavour to the track and sees Rauw Alejandro and Nicky Jam adding in some Spanish verses with Keys doing the chous. In March, Keys participated in "iHeart Living Room Concert for America," a benefit to raise awareness and funds for the COVID-19 pandemic where she sang the track and added some new lyrics to put a spotlight on first responders
- NEW MUSIC: WINNETKA BOWLING LEAGUE & SASHA SLOAN | BARCELONA
Los Angeles-based pop band Winnetka Bowling League teamed up with singer-songwriter Sasha Sloan to release a new song, “Barcelona,” via RCA Records. The band's first single since their second EP, “Congratulations,” was released last September. The song about still being able to have a love for the person that it didn't work out with," says Koma. "I always feel the urge to discredit every ounce of a relationship after it's over because it feels way better than scrolling the highlight feed...but sometimes there was a lot of good worth recognizing & the ending doesn't have to be this big dramatic ‘delete all.’" He continued, “I had a super rough voice note of the chorus on it, and I sent it to Sasha. She told me to finish it, and when I did, she was sweet enough to lend her voice."
- NEW MUSIC: HANSON | ANNALIE
Pop-rock trio HANSON is making a comeback in 2021 with new music from their upcoming seventh studio release, "Against The World." Their new single is titled "Annalie," which displays the band's influences from craftsmen like Paul Simon and the flavours of South African guitar. At the same time, the lyrics reflect Memphis and other musical places from which the band draws its inspiration. The project will usher in a stream of new content, including music videos for seven tracks and a summer concert series, offering both live stream and limited in-person tickets. Over the next few months, fans can anticipate tracks across the spectrum of pop and rock, from the power-pop of "Don't Ever Change," featuring Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick on lead guitar, to "Fearless" which tips its hat to the symphonic work of the band's previous project String Theory.
- NEW MUSIC: YEARS & YEARS | IT'S A SIN
Elton John and Years & Years‘ Olly Alexander teamed up for a cover of Pet Shop Boys ‘It’s A Sin’ at the BRIT Awards 2021. The track was produced by Stuart Price (Madonna, The Killers, Scissor Sisters) alongside the Pet Shop Boys and all the proceeds going towards the Elton John AIDS Foundation which is one of the leading independent AIDS organizations in the world. After teasing the live collaboration on social media yesterday (May 10), the pair took to The O2 Arena stage for a spectacular performance of 1987 single – which inspired the title of Russell T Davies’ recent drama, starring Alexander. Elton and his husband, filmmaker David Furnish, will also be honoured with Lifetime Achievement Awards at AIDS Walk: Live at Home 2021, a virtual fundraising event hosted by GMHC of New York and AIDS Walk San Francisco Foundation. The event airs Sunday, May 16th
- ALL LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM BRIT AWARDS 2021 + WINNERS LIST
The pandemic isn’t over, but awards shows have entered post-COVID territory. Following last month’s Oscars, which gathered hundreds without masks in Los Angeles, the 2021 Brit Awards marked the return of big-time shows to the U.K. There was a packed, unmasked, distanced house of essential workers for the first event back at London’s O2 Arena, and it made for one of the most normal-looking awards shows we’ve seen since the pandemic begun. There were also a number of major performances on the night from the likes of The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, and Coldplay, while P!nk, and Rag’n’Bone Man collaborated with the NHS Trust Choir. See all the performances and winners list below! DUA LIPA COLDPLAY OLIVIA RODRIGO ARLO PARKS ELTON JOHN & YEARS & YEARS THE WEEKND GRIFF RAG'N BONE MAN & PINK (FEAT THE LEWISHAM & GREENWICH NHS CHOIR) See the full list of winners below: British Single with Mastercard (Supported by Capital FM) 220 Kid & Gracey, “Don’t Need Love.” Aitch & AJ Tracey featuring Tay Keith, “Rain.” Dua Lipa, “Physical” Harry Styles, “Watermelon Sugar” -- WINNER Headie One featuring AJ Tracey & Stormzy, “Ain’t It Different.” J Corry featuring Mnek, “Head and Heart.” Nathan Dawe featuring KSI, “Lighter.” Regard & Raye, “Secrets” Simba featuring DTG, “Rover.” Young T & Bugsey featuring Heady One, “Don’t Rush.” Mastercard Album Arlo Parks, Collapsed in Sunbeams Celeste, Not Your Muse Dua Lipa, Future Nostalgia -- WINNER J Hus, Big Conspiracy Jessie Ware, What’s Your Pleasure Female Solo Artist - in association with Amazon Music Arlo Parks Celeste Dua Lipa -- WINNER Jessie Ware Lianne LaHavas Male Solo Artist - in association with Amazon Music AJ Tracey Headie One J Hus -- WINNER Joel Corry Yungblud British Group Bicep Biffy Clyro Little Mix -- WINNER The 1975 Young T & Bugsey BRITs Rising Star supported by Radio 1 (fan-voted) Griff -- WINNER Pa Salieu Rina Sawayama Breakthrough Artist in association with TikTok Arlo Parks -- WINNER Bicep Celeste Joel Corry Young T & Bugsey International Female Solo Artist Ariana Grande Billie Eilish -- WINNER Cardi B Miley Cyrus Taylor Swift International Male Solo Artist Bruce Springsteen Burna Boy Childish Gambino Tame Impala The Weeknd -- WINNER International Group BTS Fontaines D.C. Foo Fighters Haim -- WINNER Run the Jewels




















