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Now, Jeremy Zucker plans to do exactly that through his sophomore album, “Crusher.” His new album is a far leap from their first as it is marked by unfettered anger and a more roaring sound Nonetheless, they called it their “most intense album” to date, which they consider “emotionally and According to the musician, the album is Jeremy at his most authentic, and it came about after a series

Genre: Pop Release: October 21, 2022 Song Length: 7 songs, 21 minutes

to kick off her new era and signing to Republic Records, “Future Starts Now,” are from her upcoming album

Genre: Jazz Release: December 15, 2023 Song Length: 9 songs, 35 minutes

They’re currently turning their memoir into a TV series, and their 2019 album "Hey, I’m Just Like You Now, they’re at it again: They now have released "Still Jealous," a reimagining of their 2004 album " On "Still Jealous," Tegan and Sara reimagine the original album by stripping back some of the sonic layers Highlights from the new album include Sara’s “covers” of “Speak Slow” and “Where Does The Good Go” and

Singer-songwriter James Morrison has released his first 'Greatest Hits' album will, which comprises new

Alice Glass, formerly one half of Crystal Castles, has been a solo artist for years now. Still, she’s only now releasing her first solo LP. Glass recorded her new LP "PREY//IV" in collaboration with the producer io Jupiter, and it gets heavily into matters of stress and trauma. (Years ago, Glass accused her former Crystal Castles partner Ethan Kath of rape and physical abuse; Kath denied the charges.) "PREY//IV" is a heavy record that still works as a moody, thumping work of club music. As much as "PREY//IV" is a triumph, its topics also inhabit a deeply uncomfortable headspace; the result is near inseparable from the trauma that inspired it and thus should come with a heavy trigger warning for listeners. Standout single "Suffer And Swallow" embodies the very evil Osborn endured briefly, with the artist weaponizing psychologically harsh tactics in its lyrics, flipping and aiming them back at her abuser. On the whole, "PREY//IV" expresses dance-when-you're-sad energy that Glass and Kath never quite achieved with Crystal Castles and that Kath and Glass stand-in Edith Frances have yet to capture since the enigmatic former frontwoman's departure. The combined influences of genre showcase an artist coming into her unified sound after years of toiling with an identity that could have been stripped from her had she not been as resilient as she shows herself to be on this debut. If nothing else, "PREY//IV" proves that society has moved past the need for Crystal Castles. Long may Alice Glass reign in their stead.

Ultimate Aaliyah" was a commercial failure due to its limited release, peaking at number 32 on the UK Albums In 2017, Craze Productions leaked the album on streaming services for 18 hours, and within minutes, " Hours later, the album was taken down off sites by Aaliyah's uncle and manager, Barry Hankerson, and The same company earlier issued her previous compilation album "I Care 4 U," released in 2002 digitally Throughout her lifetime, Aaliyah charted eight top 40 hits on the Hot 100 and two top 20 albums on the

Genre: Pop Release: July 1, 2022 Song Length: 16 songs, 1 hour, 12 minutes

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Parisian artist Crystal Murray has released her second EP, a dive into her rebellious and colourful universe. Born in a Spanish and Afro-American artistic family of a jazz saxophonist-father and a music manager-mother, Murray had a childhood soundtracked by the music of Sly and the Family Stone, Marvin Gaye, Minnie Ripperton and John Coltrane, rather than the teen-pop favoured by most of her peers. The newly 20-year-old Parisian artist released her debut EP "I Was Wrong" in 2020, a jazz and pop-influenced R&B project. Written in the summer of 2020 while in residency in Portugal and recorded in Paris with Sacha Rudy, "Twisted Bases" will offer a tantalizing taster of Murray’s vast creative range. The artist has already unveiled two tracks from the EP: the bouncy and club-ready “Like It Nasty” and “Too Much To Taste,” a euphoric dance-pop song to be discovered below. “60-year-old white people think [the industry] is still the same as 20 years ago,” she explains matter-of-factly, speaking from her apartment in the 20th arrondissement. “They have rules, and I think these rules need to have a little update. And I think we – people of colour, young people, people that know the community – I think we are the ones that need to start rewriting these rules because we’re the ones making the music. And, unlike them, we know there’s no set recipe for a banger.”

Genre: R&B/Soul Release: July 27, 1999 Song Length: 16 songs, 1 hour, 5 minutes