Stromae has returned with another hotly anticipated single, “L’Enfer,” a piano-backed song in which Stromae dives into his past traumas, revealing a battle with depression and suicidal thoughts.
Last month, the Belgian pop star revealed that he will be releasing his third studio album Multitude on March 4, 2022 on Darkroom/Interscope Records.
Fontaines DC have announced their third album ‘Skinty Fia’, set for release on 22nd April on Partisan Records.
Revealing first single ‘Jackie Down The Line’ alongside the news, the record is said to show the band “addressing their Irishness from afar as they recreate new lives for themselves elsewhere”.
With their highly-anticipated new album ‘Two Ribbons’ arriving on 8th April via Transgressive, Let’s Eat Grandma are sharing opening track ‘Happy New Year’.
Sea Girls have shared their brand new single “Hometown”, unveiling the hook-filled track with a first play on BBC Radio 1.
Written on the first day the band’s frontman Henry Camamile spent at home during the pandemic, the song encapsulates the spirit of the upcoming album Homesick, focusing on his teenage years in the flatlands of Lincolnshire.
Following the release of fourth album ‘CRAWLER’ last month, IDLES are sharing the video for ‘When The Lights Come On’. Written and directed by the band’s Joe Talbot and Lee Keirnan.
Tame Impala have shared a brand new song called “No Choice,” a song recorded during the sessions for the psych-rock band’s 2020 project The Slow Rush. The song will appear with another previously unheard song, “The Boat I Row,” on the upcoming deluxe box set edition of The Slow Rush, which drops on February 18. Listen to “No Choice” below.
The south London singer known for her neo-soul edge counts Barack Obama among her fans. Set for release on 11th March, Poppy Ajudha has announced her debut album ‘The Power In Us’ with powerful new single ‘London’s Burning’.
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