Album & Track Reviews
Jade talks “brave and bold” new music, Reading & Leeds headline dreams and if we’ll see her at Glasto next year
Get ready for another "pop punch to the face"
Haywire Announce Extensive 2027 World Tour
The world tour comes in support of the new album I DON'T WANNA SAY GOODBYE. Haywire Announce Extensive 2027 World Tour Langdon Hickman
After a Turbulent Year, BNXN Is ‘Back Outside’ & Taking Charge of His Career: Find His Track-by-Track Guide to New EP
The Afrobeats star opens up about his messy management split, finding therapy through music and reclaiming control of his career with his new six-track set, Still in Charge.
John Mayer launches Sob Rock Records in partnership with Universal’s Mercury
The label shares its name with "Sob Rock," Mayer's last album with Sony Music's Columbia Records, released in 2021. Source
‘People Might Think I’m a Closed Book’: On Her Debut Album, Jazzy Is Opening Up
Upon the release of Peace & Patience, the Irish dance-pop hitmaker talks about the project and the time she knocked Calvin Harris off a No. 1 chart position.
Toni Cornell Releases Cover of Suicide's 'Surrender'
The single was produced by Jakob Armstrong, son of Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong. Toni Cornell Unveils Cover of Suicide’s ‘Surrender”: Stream Spencer Kaufman
ADÉLA Makes Late Night Debut on The Tonight Show
She also sat for an interview with Fallon, discussing her Slovakian upbringing and teaching him a dance move called the "Swaggerina." ADÉLA Makes Late Night Debut with “Nicole Kidman” and “Ain’t in LA
Tony Iommi Releases First Solo Album in Over Two Decades
The heavy metal godfather returns with a strong eight-song effort. Tony Iommi Releases From the Dark, First Solo Album in Over 20 Years: Stream Langdon Hickman
Jay Worthy and George Clinton Collaborate on Funk-Infused Rap Album
The West Coast MC linked up with the funk pioneer to try and rectify G-Funk with their collab album Generation P.
New Music Releases from Alchemical Sisters, Fine, and More
Stream new releases from Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Shabazz Palaces, and Josh Johnson
Haywire Announces Extensive 2027 Tour
The Boston hardcore outfit will play a whopping 80 shows between January and April
Former Eminem employee faces up to five years in jail after pleading guilty to stealing and selling unreleased music files
In January 2025 unreleased Eminem tracks started to mysteriously appear online, prompting an FBI investigation that linked the leaks to one of the rapper’s former employees, Joseph Strange. He has now pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement and faces up to five years in jail
‘Wicker’ review: Olivia Colman’s weird wooden romcom is 2026’s most bizarre film
It's Monty Python meets 'Beauty And The Beast'
Tony Iommi Releases From the Dark, First Solo Album in Over 20 Years: Stream
The heavy metal godfather returns with a strong eight-song effort. Tony Iommi Releases From the Dark, First Solo Album in Over 20 Years: Stream Langdon Hickman
ADÉLA Makes Late Night Debut with “Nicole Kidman” and “Ain’t in LA” on Fallon: Watch
She also sat for an interview with Fallon, discussing her Slovakian upbringing and teaching him a dance move called the "Swaggerina." ADÉLA Makes Late Night Debut with “Nicole Kidman” and “Ain’t in LA” on Fallon: Watch Paolo Ragusa
10 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Shabazz Palaces, and More
Stream new releases from Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Shabazz Palaces, and Josh Johnson
Former Eminem employee pleads guilty to selling unreleased tracks that were later accessed 8M+ times on streaming platforms
Joseph Strange sold 10 or more audio files of the music to buyers online for approximately $50,000, according to court documents cited by the DOJ. Source
Seeker Music acquires original and re-recorded versions of JoJo’s first two albums
The deal covers her self-titled 2004 debut, its 2006 follow-up, The High Road, and the versions of both albums she re-recorded and released in 2018. Source
Chris Brown producer sues Sony Music for $1.25M, claiming it stalled the sale of his ‘Party’ royalties and paid him half the agreed rate
Ishmael Sadiq Montague claims Sony made false statements to delay redirecting his royalties on the track to a company that had agreed to buy them. Source
Collabhouse Sees Subscription Growth
Collabhouse pairs distribution with an AI Manager and a growth layer for independent artists and labels, and saw subscriptions rise fourfold in a single month. In this Member Feature, Andy Berendsen e