Today, U.S. Girls – the nom de plume of North American multi-disciplinary and experimental pop artist Meg Remy – has shared a brand new song ‘So Typically Now’ and a self-directed official companion video. A sleek widescreen synth anthem that punctures the real estate bubble, ‘So
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“Planet With Water (Live at Boyfriend Recording)” by Charlie Hickey.
“Silent Night” by @Christian Lee Hutson Stream & download: https://clh.ffm.to/silentnight
Multi-hyphenate musician and director Wesley Joseph today returns with the cinematic new single, “MONSOON”. “MONSOON” marks the first taste of new music since “COLD SUMMER”, and both are part of a bountiful
Chicago poet/artist Jamila Woods recently dropped a new song, “Boundaries,” and today she’s back with a remix for it from Chicago duo DRAMA. She notes of the remix: “When I was thinking
Daring to go where few bands have gone before, Future Islands have done the unthinkable and covered ‘Last Christmas’, the classic festive song originally made famous by Wham! Released today, the Baltimore
WOMAD NZ Announces The 2023 World Of Words Programme The World of Words celebrates diverse and exciting voices designed to inspire people to think, talk, laugh, listen and learn. WOMAD NZ 2023,
Hans Pucket Adds Special Guests To No Drama Album Release Party Weekend Wellington – Saturday, November 5th @ Vogelmorn Hall With Vera Ellen & shannengeorgiapetersen Tickets on sale from undertheradar.co.nz Auckland – Sunday,
Secretly Canadian today announces the signing of rising London singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Eaves Wilder. In celebration of the news, Eaves shares her first new music in 18 months, and her
Innovation and experimentation are themes that Pianos Become The Teeth have embraced liberally since their inception in 2006, leading up to their most masterful work yet. Many of the tracks within Drift
The National have been playing a number of new songs live since returning to the road this May, and today, the group releases one of them as a new single through 4AD,