On her fourth studio album, Jessie Ware looked to tap into the club sounds that inspired her. The result is What’s Your Pleasure?, a musical time capsule of sorts that chronicles decades of house. This ode to the ’70s-, ’80s- and ’90s-era club sounds fuses together under the watch of collaborator James Ford to create a cohesive collection of dance-inspired tracks.
Montreal’s Yves Jarvis has announced his third album, titled Sundry Rock Song Stock. The album will be released digitally on September 25 and on vinyl on November 13. Alongside the announcement, he’s also sharing new track ‘For Props’ with its accompanying video.
On Sundry Rock Song Stock, Yves Jarvis continues to refine his creative approach to the core of his being, where music and life intertwine in harmonious fashion. His latest album fuses genre elements into a symbiotic relationship where wistful folk, tender R&B, pastoral prog, and musique concrète experiments feed into one another to grow lush new forms. Though he maintains an air of mystery with his lyrics, Jarvis’s whisper-soft words can be interpreted as both deeply personal and politically motivated in ways we haven’t heard from him before.
Glasgow musician Joesef has shared the beautiful new track ‘I Wonder Why’ which sees him team up with Loyle Carner.
The sensation is still yet to announce his debut record but continues his progression on the dizzy ‘I Wonder Why’ which makes him one of the most exciting artists to be coming up in Britain at the moment.
LoveLeo is an American model, influencer, TikTok star, and musician, His name is Leo Reilly and he has a very famous father, actor John C. Reilly. Leo is a really fashionable dude and designs clothing and jewelry, as well.
Leo Reilly grew up in thefoothillsof the San Gabriel Mountains outside Los Angeles, sharing backyard space with black bears and coyotes. He records cross-legged on his bed, directly into his Macbookmicrophone, over whatever wild combination of a type beat he can find on the web.
LoveLeo songs are deceptively simple earworms that probe big ideas with a light touch. First single “BOYFREN” –with its infuriatingly catchy chorus about jealousy and unrequited love –shot to #1 on Spotify’s Global and US Viral charts and found fans everywhere from Genius to Pitchfork to New York Mag.
Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie joined The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon for a cover of the Queen and David Bowie classic “Under Pressure” from the safety of their homes.
Urie and Fallon performed the hit backed by The Roots – some of whom played household items like pots, glasses and a toaster.
“Under Pressure” was released in 1981 and included on Queen’s 1982 album Hot Space. The song’s bass line was sampled on Vanilla Ice’s 1990 hit “Ice Ice Baby.”
TTRRUUCES’ debut album is a dream-like adventure, simultaneously euphoric and disorientating in both mood and execution. At its core is the story of a Sad Girl and a Lost Boy, whose quest to acquire a new drug named TTRRUUCES takes them on a mind-altering journey. The album’s sound is equally audacious. The Anglo-French duo — Natalie Findlay and Jules Apollinaire — are full of starry-eyed ambition, and have crafted a saturated fusion of symphonic pop, boisterous beats and reflective ballads.
Mazzy Star’s dreamy 1994 lullaby Fade Into You is considered one of the most iconic songs of the decade, and the magic behind it is simple.
The alternative piece of dream pop became a teenage soundtrack, with it’s repetitive words of heartache and longing on top of lingering slide guitar and piano. But the band’s guitarist and producer David Roback said they never planned on writing a song that would help define a generation.
When it was released, the fuzzy, dark tune from the Californian band wasn’t a number one hit. In the US, it peaked at number three on Billboard’s Modern Rock charts. But 24 years later, it has featured in 28 movies and television shows.
