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- BLACKPINK’s History-Making Accomplishments: A Timeline"All the records are the results of our fans, BLINKs, and their unconditional support," Jennie has said of the group's success.
- Megan Thee Stallion Launches Mental Health Resources Website for Fans: ‘Bad B—-es Have Bad Days Too’"Bounce back like bad b----es always do," reads a message on the site.
- Best & Brightest Billboard Latin Music Awards Fashion Through the YearsBefore Latin acts step out once again for the biggest night in Latin music on Thursday, let’s revisit some of the red carpet looks over the past years.
- Taylor Swift Reveals Another ‘Midnights’ Song Title … and We Have a ‘Question’The third episode of the star's "Midnights Mayhem With Me" has dropped.
- Meet the Talent Behind Camilo’s ‘La Próxima Generación’ Songwriter’s AcademyHow the Colombian chart-topper helped five rising acts rule their beat.
- APG and 100 Management to Co-Manage Entrepreneurial Music Producers With New PartnershipClients at launch include hitmakers Cirkut, Stargate and Alex Da Kid.
- Watch Baby Tate Dance to Her Own Beat in this Exclusive Performance of “Yasss Queen”Baby Tate performs her empowering anthem, “Yasss Queen,” exclusively for Billboard and Honda.
- Baby Tate Dances to Her Own BeatBaby Tate is everyone’s hype woman. When it comes to confidence and self-acceptance, the multi hyphenated artist is here to remind us of our inner royalty.
- Blackpink’s ‘Born Pink’ Is a Record-Setting U.K. No. 1"Born Pink" is the first U.K. Official No. 1 by a K-pop girl group.
- David Guetta and Bebe Rexha’s ‘I’m Good (Blue)’ Climbs to U.K. Chart SummitGuetta racks up his seventh U.K. leader, while Rexha lands her first.
"All the records are the results of our fans, BLINKs, and their unconditional support," Jennie has said of the group's success.
"Bounce back like bad b----es always do," reads a message on the site.
Before Latin acts step out once again for the biggest night in Latin music on Thursday, let’s revisit some of the red carpet looks over the past years.
The third episode of the star's "Midnights Mayhem With Me" has dropped.
How the Colombian chart-topper helped five rising acts rule their beat.
Clients at launch include hitmakers Cirkut, Stargate and Alex Da Kid.
Baby Tate performs her empowering anthem, “Yasss Queen,” exclusively for Billboard and Honda.
Baby Tate is everyone’s hype woman. When it comes to confidence and self-acceptance, the multi hyphenated artist is here to remind us of our inner royalty.
"Born Pink" is the first U.K. Official No. 1 by a K-pop girl group.
Guetta racks up his seventh U.K. leader, while Rexha lands her first.
Rolling Stone©
- The Cocktails of the Caribbean: How BACARDÍ Rum Captivated Generations of ArtistsIf there’s one spirit that conjures instant associations of white sand beaches, late night bachata and blistering summer sun, it’s BACARDÍ rum. For centuries, rum has been the tipple of choice to beat the heat — making BACARDÍ the perfect partner to kick off the Life is Beautiful festival last weekend with Rolling Stone, in […]
- Metallica Plan Old-School Show in Tribute to the Couple That Gave Them Their First BreakThrashers will play songs from only 1983 and 1984 while honoring Jonny and Marsha Zazula
- Dominic Fike Announces ‘Out of Order’ North American TourThe 24-date tour begins on November 6
- Arctic Monkeys’ Alex Turner Moonlights as Wedding Singer for Friends’ First DanceFrontman crooned Dion's "Only You Know" at the wedding of his Last Shadow Puppets bandmate Zach Dawes and his partner Molly
- Beck Covered Neil Young’s ‘Old Man’ for… the NFL? Sure.Song featured in a promo for Chiefs/Buccaneers game featuring young man quarterback Patrick Mahomes and old man quarterback Tom Brady — get it?
- Taylor Swift Has an Answer to Your ‘Question’ About the ‘Midnights’ Tracklist RevealIt’s the third title the singer has revealed from the record, joining “Vigilante Shit” and “Mastermind”
- ‘Everything Comes From the Underground’: The Global Promise of Reggaeton DarksFrom neoperreo and post-punk covers of mainstream reggaeton hits to indie bands injecting dembow into their sound, this hard-to-pin goth reggaeton offshoot can — and does — go everywhere
- Dr. Dre Advises Rihanna to Tap ‘Right Creative People’ for Super Bowl Halftime“I can't wait to see what she's going to do,” rapper who performed this year's event says
- Rihanna to Headline Super Bowl 57 Halftime ShowSinger, who turned down previous halftime shows, to return to stage for first time in five years on Feb. 12, 2023
- Watch Nine Inch Nails Reunite With Former Members, Cover ‘Hey Man Nice Shot’ at Cleveland ConcertTrent Reznor welcomes back Filter frontman Richard Patrick, Chris Vrenna, Danny Lohner and Charlie Clouser at Rock Hall event
If there’s one spirit that conjures instant associations of white sand beaches, late night bachata and blistering summer sun, it’s BACARDÍ rum. For centuries, rum has been the tipple of choice to beat the heat — making BACARDÍ the perfect partner to kick off the Life is Beautiful festival last weekend with Rolling Stone, in […]
Thrashers will play songs from only 1983 and 1984 while honoring Jonny and Marsha Zazula
The 24-date tour begins on November 6
Frontman crooned Dion's "Only You Know" at the wedding of his Last Shadow Puppets bandmate Zach Dawes and his partner Molly
Song featured in a promo for Chiefs/Buccaneers game featuring young man quarterback Patrick Mahomes and old man quarterback Tom Brady — get it?
It’s the third title the singer has revealed from the record, joining “Vigilante Shit” and “Mastermind”
From neoperreo and post-punk covers of mainstream reggaeton hits to indie bands injecting dembow into their sound, this hard-to-pin goth reggaeton offshoot can — and does — go everywhere
“I can't wait to see what she's going to do,” rapper who performed this year's event says
Singer, who turned down previous halftime shows, to return to stage for first time in five years on Feb. 12, 2023
Trent Reznor welcomes back Filter frontman Richard Patrick, Chris Vrenna, Danny Lohner and Charlie Clouser at Rock Hall event
The New York Times©
- The Met Opera Takes on ‘Medea’ in the Shadow of Maria CallasThe Met’s first production of Cherubini’s work, in the Italian version, opens the season. The soprano Sondra Radvanovsky is aware of the pressure.
- Pharoah Sanders, Whose Saxophone Was a Force of Nature, Dies at 81He first gained wide recognition for his work with John Coltrane. He went on to a fertile, prolific career, releasing dozens of albums as a leader.
- Red Hot Chili Peppers Honor Eddie Van Halen, and 10 More New SongsHear tracks by Margo Price, Jamie xx, the Comet Is Coming and others.
- How Much Would You Pay to Hear Great Music?With ticket prices for performing arts rising, could fresh approaches like pay-what-you-can increase access and foster more adventurous programming?
- Belle, Sebastian and MeFollowing the world’s twee-est band down the Pacific Coast after a divorce and the death of a parent.
- Rihanna to Perform at Super Bowl HalftimeThe singer’s highly anticipated return to the stage will include the first halftime show under the N.F.L.’s new sponsorship deal with Apple Music.
- Stalin Once Banned This Opera in Russia, but Audiences Still Enjoy It“Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk” by Dmitri Shostakovich, a tale of love and betrayal once banned in Soviet Russia, is returning to the Metropolitan Opera.
- Charles Castronovo, an American Tenor, Is ‘at Home Everywhere’The Metropolitan Opera is just one of the stops in a busy itinerary for Charles Castronovo, a New York-born singer who performs around the world.
- Jim Post, Known for a Memorably ‘Groovy’ Hit Song, Dies at 82He and his wife, Cathy Conn, had a Top 10 single with “Reach Out of the Darkness” as Friend & Lover in 1968. It’s still played today, but it was their only hit.
- Abel Selaocoe Finds a Home in ImprovisationThe classically trained South African cellist draws on musical traditions from across the globe for his debut album, “Where is Home (Hae Ke Kae).”
- ‘A Jazzman’s Blues’ Review: Tyler Perry Revisits a Jim Crow-Era RomanceThe writer-director returns to his first screenplay — a dark melodrama with soulful musical numbers — after two decades.
- Blackpink and the Limits of K-Pop MaximalismThe genre’s more-is-more moment might be coming to an end, and younger acts like Aespa and NewJeans point a way forward.
- New York Drill Rappers Say They Were Removed From Rolling Loud FestivalAt least three local artists were cut from the traveling rap show, scheduled for this weekend in Queens, at the request of the New York Police Department, their representatives said.
- With a Sound Forged in War, Iannis Xenakis Embraced ChaosThe Greek-French composer, who was born 100 years ago, created a revolution in music.
- Popcast Live! The New Faces of 2022Blondshell, Central Cee, Ethel Cain and more: a conversation about what’s breaking through, plus questions from the audience at our first live taping.
- The Remarkable, Resilient Loren ConnorsThree decades ago, the New York guitarist was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. His output still hasn’t slowed.
- Zach Bryan Is Music’s Most Reluctant New StarThe Navy veteran — who blends folk, rock and country — has had a breakthrough year with his major-label debut, “American Heartbreak.” But fame isn’t what he’s after.
- ‘Nothing Compares’ Review: Sinead O’Connor’s Rise and FallThis new documentary shows many faces of Sinead O’Connor and highlights her genuinely incomparable voice.
- How a Sooty Old Piano Helped Beth Orton Reach a New Creative PeakWith a vintage upright and painstakingly assembled songs, the English folk-pop-electronic songwriter’s eighth studio album, “Weather Alive,” is her best.
- Warner Music Finds a New Chief at a Former Frenemy: YouTubeRobert Kyncl, the chief business officer of the video giant, will become chief executive of the conglomerate that includes Atlantic, Warner Records and Nonesuch.
- America’s Most Interesting Opera Destination? The Midwest.Barrie Kosky and Yuval Sharon, two of opera’s finest directors, open new productions in Chicago and Detroit.
- ‘Four Saints in Three Acts’ Review: An Opera Becomes a One-Man ShowThe actor David Greenspan is a tour-de-force, taking on all the roles of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson’s large-cast opera from 1934, sans music.
- Bad Bunny Leads 2022 Latin Grammy Nominations With 10Rosalía has eight nods, while Jorge Drexler and Christina Aguilera have seven each for the awards, which will be held on Nov. 17 in Las Vegas.
- Robert Fripp Lightens UpNo one expected to see the leader of King Crimson dancing in a tutu on YouTube. In a rare interview, the guitarist explains “an entirely different trajectory.”
- Bad Bunny, No. 1 Again, Puts a Spotlight on Inequities in Puerto RicoDays before his latest album notched its 11th week atop the Billboard 200, the pop superstar released a music video paired with a documentary by Bianca Graulau.
The Met’s first production of Cherubini’s work, in the Italian version, opens the season. The soprano Sondra Radvanovsky is aware of the pressure.
He first gained wide recognition for his work with John Coltrane. He went on to a fertile, prolific career, releasing dozens of albums as a leader.
Hear tracks by Margo Price, Jamie xx, the Comet Is Coming and others.
With ticket prices for performing arts rising, could fresh approaches like pay-what-you-can increase access and foster more adventurous programming?
Following the world’s twee-est band down the Pacific Coast after a divorce and the death of a parent.
The singer’s highly anticipated return to the stage will include the first halftime show under the N.F.L.’s new sponsorship deal with Apple Music.
“Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk” by Dmitri Shostakovich, a tale of love and betrayal once banned in Soviet Russia, is returning to the Metropolitan Opera.
The Metropolitan Opera is just one of the stops in a busy itinerary for Charles Castronovo, a New York-born singer who performs around the world.
He and his wife, Cathy Conn, had a Top 10 single with “Reach Out of the Darkness” as Friend & Lover in 1968. It’s still played today, but it was their only hit.
The classically trained South African cellist draws on musical traditions from across the globe for his debut album, “Where is Home (Hae Ke Kae).”
The writer-director returns to his first screenplay — a dark melodrama with soulful musical numbers — after two decades.
The genre’s more-is-more moment might be coming to an end, and younger acts like Aespa and NewJeans point a way forward.
At least three local artists were cut from the traveling rap show, scheduled for this weekend in Queens, at the request of the New York Police Department, their representatives said.
The Greek-French composer, who was born 100 years ago, created a revolution in music.
Blondshell, Central Cee, Ethel Cain and more: a conversation about what’s breaking through, plus questions from the audience at our first live taping.
Three decades ago, the New York guitarist was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. His output still hasn’t slowed.
The Navy veteran — who blends folk, rock and country — has had a breakthrough year with his major-label debut, “American Heartbreak.” But fame isn’t what he’s after.
This new documentary shows many faces of Sinead O’Connor and highlights her genuinely incomparable voice.
With a vintage upright and painstakingly assembled songs, the English folk-pop-electronic songwriter’s eighth studio album, “Weather Alive,” is her best.
Robert Kyncl, the chief business officer of the video giant, will become chief executive of the conglomerate that includes Atlantic, Warner Records and Nonesuch.
Barrie Kosky and Yuval Sharon, two of opera’s finest directors, open new productions in Chicago and Detroit.
The actor David Greenspan is a tour-de-force, taking on all the roles of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson’s large-cast opera from 1934, sans music.
Rosalía has eight nods, while Jorge Drexler and Christina Aguilera have seven each for the awards, which will be held on Nov. 17 in Las Vegas.
No one expected to see the leader of King Crimson dancing in a tutu on YouTube. In a rare interview, the guitarist explains “an entirely different trajectory.”
Days before his latest album notched its 11th week atop the Billboard 200, the pop superstar released a music video paired with a documentary by Bianca Graulau.
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- The Invisible - Rispah A set of contemplation and catharsis, maintaining its emotional grip for a long time.
- Ladyhawke - Anxiety Pip Brown’s overdue second LP is as tight and catchy as a baseball mitt.
- Bobby Womack - The Poet Womack updates his material for the 80s, creating grown-up sensual soul.
- TrioVD - Maze One of the most inventive and transgressive albums you’ll encounter this year.
- Jack Savoretti - Before the Storm Third album of gruffly sensitive strum-pop from tousle-haired Italian-English Londoner.
- Flats - Better Living Debut album from a band that probably relishes getting on as many nerves as possible.
- George Frideric Handel - Alceste (soprano: Lucy Crowe; tenor: Benjamin Hulett; bass-baritone: Andrew Foster-Williams; Early Opera Company; conductor: Christian Curnyn) The incomplete ‘incidental music’ for Alceste, conducted with liveliness and sensitivity.
- Gallon Drunk - The Road Gets Darker From Here Seventh album of darkly rockin’ blues from Londoners channelling spirits of New Orleans.
- Karin Krog and Bengt Hallberg - Cabin in the Sky Krog is on absolutely top form, while Hallberg sounds just like himself.
- Hollie Cook - Prince Fatty Presents Hollie Cook in Dub Modern-day dub with authentic depth.
- The Band Perry - The Band Perry Radio-friendly country fare, exceptionally produced but lacking originality.
- Dexys - One Day I’m Going to Soar Dexys are back with wisdom and wings. Some of us never doubted.
- Public Image Ltd - This is PiL Rotten returns with a curious mixture of rage and nostalgia.
- The Pond - The Pond An elegant, charming and quietly profound record.
- Architects - Daybreaker A fine fifth album from the Brighton metallers, set to stand the test of time.
- Regina Spektor - What We Saw From the Cheap Seats The truth about Regina Spektor is that quirky isn't the half of it.
- 2:54 - 2:54 A collection of mature and addictive tracks from sisters doing it their own way.
- The Bamboos - Medicine Man The Australians’ hybrid soul and funk sound continues to impress.
- Rumer - Boys Don’t Cry Sarah Joyce covers male songwriters both culty and canonical on album number two.
- Sugar - Copper Blue NME’s Album of the Year for 1992 reissued with a wealth of worthwhile extras.
A set of contemplation and catharsis, maintaining its emotional grip for a long time.
Pip Brown’s overdue second LP is as tight and catchy as a baseball mitt.
Womack updates his material for the 80s, creating grown-up sensual soul.
One of the most inventive and transgressive albums you’ll encounter this year.
Third album of gruffly sensitive strum-pop from tousle-haired Italian-English Londoner.
Debut album from a band that probably relishes getting on as many nerves as possible.
The incomplete ‘incidental music’ for Alceste, conducted with liveliness and sensitivity.
Seventh album of darkly rockin’ blues from Londoners channelling spirits of New Orleans.
Krog is on absolutely top form, while Hallberg sounds just like himself.
Modern-day dub with authentic depth.
Radio-friendly country fare, exceptionally produced but lacking originality.
Dexys are back with wisdom and wings. Some of us never doubted.
Rotten returns with a curious mixture of rage and nostalgia.
An elegant, charming and quietly profound record.
A fine fifth album from the Brighton metallers, set to stand the test of time.
The truth about Regina Spektor is that quirky isn't the half of it.
A collection of mature and addictive tracks from sisters doing it their own way.
The Australians’ hybrid soul and funk sound continues to impress.
Sarah Joyce covers male songwriters both culty and canonical on album number two.
NME’s Album of the Year for 1992 reissued with a wealth of worthwhile extras.
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- Denim & Diamonds by Nikki Lane
The first full-length release in five years for country artist Nikki Lane was produced by Queens Of The Stone Age's Josh Homme.Label: New WestRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
- The Trouble with Fever by Michelle Branch
The fourth full-length solo release for singer-songwriter Michelle Branch was co-produced with her husband, The Black Keys' Patrick Carney.Label: NonesuchRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
- (self-titled) by Marcus Mumford
The debut full-length solo release for singer-songwriter Marcus Mumford features guest appearances from Phoebe Bridgers, Brandi Carlile, Clairo, and Monica Martin.Label: CapitolRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
- In These Times by Makaya McCraven
The latest full-length release for Chicago-based jazz composer/producer Makaya McCraven features contributions from Marquis Hill, Jeff Parker, Junius Paul, Joel Ross, and Brandee Younger. Label: NonesuchRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
- Typical Music by Tim Burgess
The sixth full-length solo release for The Charlatans' Tim Burgess features a guest appearance by Pearl Charles.Label: Bella UnionRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
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The second full-length solo release for Factory Floor's Gabe Gurnsey features vocals from Tilly Morris.Label: PIASRelease Date: Sep 09, 2022
- Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam by The Comet Is Coming
The London-based trio recorded improvisations over four days for its third full-length release.Label: VerveRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
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The seventh full-length studio release for British indie rock group Editors is its first with Blanck Mass' Benjamin John Power as an official member.Label: PIASRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
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The latest full-length release for Berlin-based composer Nils Frahm features 10 tracks, spanning over three discs with a total runtime of just over three hours.Label: Leiter VerlagRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
- Guitar Music by Courting
The debut full-length release for British indie rock band Courting was produced by James Dring.Label: Play It Again SamRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
- Weather Alive by Beth Orton
The first full-length release in six years for singer-songwriter Beth Orton was self-produced.Label: PartisanRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
- God Save the Animals by (Sandy) Alex G
After several years of going by the name (Sandy) Alex G, the Philadelphia-based artist returns to his original stage name Alex G for his ninth full-length studio release.Label: DominoRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
- MOSS by Maya Hawke
The second full-length release for actress/singer-songwriter Maya Hawke features a guest appearance from Will Graefe.Label: Mom + Pop MusicRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
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The second full-length release for British alternative rock band Sports Team was produced by Burke Reid.Label: IslandRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
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The second full-length studio release for South Korean pop group Blackpink features songs written by such artists as Danny Chung, Brian Lee, Teddy Park,
Natalia Kills' Teddy Sinclair, and Willy Sinclair.Label: InterscopeRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
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The collaboration between Vieux Farka Touré and Khruangbin is said to be an homage to the music of the late Ali Farka Touré (Vieux's father).Label: Dead OceansRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
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The debut full-length release for British rock band The Lounge Society was recorded over two weeks and produced by Dan Carey.Label: Speedy WundergroundRelease Date: Aug 26, 2022
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The debut full-length release for London-based duo Jockstrap was created over three years.Label: Rough TradeRelease Date: Sep 09, 2022
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The second full-length release from Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBride, and Brian Blade since the jazz quartet reunited 26 years ago for 2020's RoundAgain features six new songs.Label: NonesuchRelease Date: Sep 09, 2022
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The third full-length release for British electronic producer Mura Masa features guest appearances from BAYLI, Erika de Casier, Leyla, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Isabella Lovestory, Midas The Jagaban, Pa Salieu, PinkPantheress, Shygirl, Skillibeng, Slowthai, Tohji, and Channel Tres.
Label: InterscopeRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
The first full-length release in five years for country artist Nikki Lane was produced by Queens Of The Stone Age's Josh Homme.Label: New WestRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The fourth full-length solo release for singer-songwriter Michelle Branch was co-produced with her husband, The Black Keys' Patrick Carney.Label: NonesuchRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
The debut full-length solo release for singer-songwriter Marcus Mumford features guest appearances from Phoebe Bridgers, Brandi Carlile, Clairo, and Monica Martin.Label: CapitolRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
The latest full-length release for Chicago-based jazz composer/producer Makaya McCraven features contributions from Marquis Hill, Jeff Parker, Junius Paul, Joel Ross, and Brandee Younger. Label: NonesuchRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The sixth full-length solo release for The Charlatans' Tim Burgess features a guest appearance by Pearl Charles.Label: Bella UnionRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The second full-length solo release for Factory Floor's Gabe Gurnsey features vocals from Tilly Morris.Label: PIASRelease Date: Sep 09, 2022
The London-based trio recorded improvisations over four days for its third full-length release.Label: VerveRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The seventh full-length studio release for British indie rock group Editors is its first with Blanck Mass' Benjamin John Power as an official member.Label: PIASRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The latest full-length release for Berlin-based composer Nils Frahm features 10 tracks, spanning over three discs with a total runtime of just over three hours.Label: Leiter VerlagRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The debut full-length release for British indie rock band Courting was produced by James Dring.Label: Play It Again SamRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The first full-length release in six years for singer-songwriter Beth Orton was self-produced.Label: PartisanRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
After several years of going by the name (Sandy) Alex G, the Philadelphia-based artist returns to his original stage name Alex G for his ninth full-length studio release.Label: DominoRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The second full-length release for actress/singer-songwriter Maya Hawke features a guest appearance from Will Graefe.Label: Mom + Pop MusicRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The second full-length release for British alternative rock band Sports Team was produced by Burke Reid.Label: IslandRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The second full-length studio release for South Korean pop group Blackpink features songs written by such artists as Danny Chung, Brian Lee, Teddy Park,
Natalia Kills' Teddy Sinclair, and Willy Sinclair.Label: InterscopeRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
The collaboration between Vieux Farka Touré and Khruangbin is said to be an homage to the music of the late Ali Farka Touré (Vieux's father).Label: Dead OceansRelease Date: Sep 23, 2022
The debut full-length release for British rock band The Lounge Society was recorded over two weeks and produced by Dan Carey.Label: Speedy WundergroundRelease Date: Aug 26, 2022
The debut full-length release for London-based duo Jockstrap was created over three years.Label: Rough TradeRelease Date: Sep 09, 2022
The second full-length release from Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBride, and Brian Blade since the jazz quartet reunited 26 years ago for 2020's RoundAgain features six new songs.Label: NonesuchRelease Date: Sep 09, 2022
The third full-length release for British electronic producer Mura Masa features guest appearances from BAYLI, Erika de Casier, Leyla, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Isabella Lovestory, Midas The Jagaban, Pa Salieu, PinkPantheress, Shygirl, Skillibeng, Slowthai, Tohji, and Channel Tres.
Label: InterscopeRelease Date: Sep 16, 2022
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