Angèle is on the rise. Her third album, Instinct, comes next month, and so far the Belgian singer has unleashed the Justice collab “What You Want,” “Dis-le,” and “Une seule vie.” Now, she’s showing true star power on the new single “Love Triangle” with Caroline Polachek and SebastiAn.
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In June, SOAK returned with a heart-wrenching acoustic ballad called “Death Valley Fridge Magnet.” Now, Bridie Monds-Watson is announcing their new album decembers and sharing the poignant title track.
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Hayley Williams has been awfully busy touring this year, and she’s also carved out the time to launch Power Snatch, her unpredictable new side project with producer Daniel James. Since announcing their existence in January, Power Snatch have surprise-released two EPs and a couple of collabs with UK artist Tiberius b. They also covered This Is Lorelei’s “Perfect Hand” for the maga-deluxe version of Box For Buddy, Box For Stars. Today, Power Snatch drop another cover of a track from a different culty indie singer-songwriter.
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Slinky indie-soul adventurer and unlikely hitmaker Steve Lacy released his most recent album Oh yeah? over the summer, and he’ll spend the fall touring across North America. On Sunday night, Lacy kicked off that tour at the Armory in Minneapolis. Midway through his set, Lacy busted out a cover of Smiths deep cut.
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Last week, U2 announced Carnaval de Luz, the followup to 2017’s Songs Of Experience. There was some confusion when the tracklist included a song called “The Mirror Maker (Rosalía),” and now Bono is offering us insight into the track.
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Stevie Wonder released his eternal double-album masterpiece Songs In The Key Of Life on Sep. 28, 1976. At the time. It was the final burst greatest creative runs in the history of popular music, and you could make a strong argument that it’s the greatest album ever made. Today, Songs In The Key Of Life turns 50. Wonder already announced plans for a tour in celebration of that anniversary. Today, out of nowhere, Wonder has shared four previously unreleased tracks from those sessions.
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Over the weekend, Eddie Vedder’s set at California’s Ohana Fest turned into a Pearl Jam performance with Abe Laboriel Jr. behind the drum kit. It was the band’s first gig since Matt Cameron left after 27 years last year, and now Vedder shared a statement about the new drummer.
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In February, Brooklyn-via-Vancouver group Smush made me understand Norah Jones and Owl City in a whole new way. Their covers EP Standards, which also featured takes on Big Rig, Hotline TNT, and Field Medic, breathed kinetic glitchy/shoegazey bliss into modern classics. Today, they’re back with new original music: a spiky single, “milkweed butterfly,” that announces their sophomore album i’ll always wish,, coming early next year.
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Last night, Leslie Feist, who has built a fantastic legacy as part of Broken Social Scene and with her solo music as Feist, was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame at Massey Hall in Toronto, ON, Canada. The night also honoured ’80s rock band the Tragically Hip, Mike Reno and Paul Dean of rock band Loverboy, and pop singer-songwriter Roch Voisine.
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Last night, Sept. 27, Amelia Dimoldenberg hosted SNL UK and Rachel Chinouriri was the musical guest. Dimoldenberg, who recently announced that she was ending her show Chicken Shop Date, had some good laughs during her opening monologue, especially a dig at Ed Sheeran who she called “the world famous red-headed puppet with a hand up his ass telling him what to say.”
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