Tasmin Stephens has been releasing intriguing, dreamy earworms under the moniker TTSSFU since 2021, and today the British musician is announcing a new EP called Blown. The chic, catchy lead single “Call U Back” is as promising as possible.

In December, Scarlet Rae signed to Bayonet and released the great tune “Bleu.” Today, the NYC indie rocker is back to announce her new EP No Heavy Goodbyes and unveil the dark single “The Reason I Could Sleep Forever.”

A Jeff Buckley documentary is on the way. It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley debuted at Sundance back in January, and now it’s arriving in theaters next month. Magnolia Pictures released the trailer today.

Alabama Shakes kicked off the year by teasing their first new music in eight years and announcing a reunion tour. The first show went down last night in Chicago and featured debuts of unreleased songs.

The Weezer influence in indie rock will never die. Have you heard the Yawn Mower singles? Or the new Jobber? Now there’s Hard Chiller, who incorporate the beloved band’s sound into their new caustic, grungy anthem “The Wall.”

There’s something addictive about Addison Rae singing, “So I put my headphones on/ Listen to my favorite song” on the Addison single “Headphones On.” British singer-songwriter Opal Mag pulls a similar move on her heady new tune “Kitchen Song,” which is anchored by the simple yet great hook: “I love the sound.”

Kerosene Heights are full of emotional bangers. “Waste My Time” and “New Tattoo” have served as riveting, invigorating previews of their new album Blame It On The Weather, and the Asheville emo crew is continuing their hot streak today with “Forget It.”

Last month Margo Price announced her new album Hard Headed Woman and offered the confident anthem “Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down” as a preview. Now she’s teaming up with fellow singer-songwriter Jesse Welles for the dream-filled new single “Don’t Wake Me Up.”

Next month Wombo will unveil their new record Danger In Fives. So far the Louisville indie rockers have shared the title track and “Neon Bog,” and now they’re back with another lush, creeping preview called “Spyhopping.”

Beyoncé’s massive Cowboy Carter Tour has not been without some bumps. A couple months ago, the superstar was hit with a cease-and-desist from the Vegas Shere over jokey visual displayed during her performance. The other week she had to halt her hometown show in Houston when her flying car malfunctioned. It’s only getting worse: Last week thieves broke into her team’s SUV and stole several items, including hard drives containing unreleased music.