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Indigo Garden
NewsApr 22, 2026

Indigo Garden

Black Nile’s fourth LP, *Indigo Garden*, arrives as a polished homage to Los Angeles’ modern jazz renaissance, weaving sax‑driven melodies with Latin, electronica, and Black liberation motifs. The Shaw brothers—Aaron on sax and Lawrence on bass—are joined by a tight rhythm...

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CANDY
NewsApr 22, 2026

CANDY

Justine Skye’s new album *CANDY* marks a decisive shift from R&B to Ibiza‑inspired dance‑pop, debuting under a fresh Warner Brothers deal. The eight‑track, 25‑minute record leans heavily on house beats, with production credits from Kaytranada on songs like “Pop It” and “Thong.” Skye’s...

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Red Hot Photo Committee
NewsApr 22, 2026

Red Hot Photo Committee

National Photo Committee finally released their long‑awaited debut album *Red Hot Photo Committee* after a seven‑year development period, moving from a YouTube teaser to a full release on Ever/Never Records. The Chicago‑based group blends punk‑originated energy with alt‑country instrumentation, featuring...

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Baauer’s Announces First Album in Six Years, Shares New Single
NewsApr 21, 2026

Baauer’s Announces First Album in Six Years, Shares New Single

Baauer announced his first full‑length album in six years, titled “U,” set for release on June 10 via LuckyMe. The 16‑track record features collaborators Aluna, Kučka, Brazy, Betsy and pianist Eli Teplin, and is anchored by the Eurodisco‑infused single “Better.” Inspired by...

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Drake Confirms Iceman Release Date
NewsApr 21, 2026

Drake Confirms Iceman Release Date

Toronto rapper Drake has officially set the release date for his ninth studio album, Iceman, for May 15, 2026. The date was revealed after a giant ice sculpture he installed melted, with Twitch streamer Kishka uncovering the hidden note. Iceman follows 2023’s...

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Karol G Readies Yearlong World Tour
NewsApr 21, 2026

Karol G Readies Yearlong World Tour

Colombian reggaeton star Karol G has confirmed a year‑long world trek, the Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, to promote her 2025 album Tropicoqueta. The itinerary launches July 24, 2026 in Chicago and includes more than 39 stadium‑scale shows across North America, South America...

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Grimes Says She Made an Album Called Psy Opera
NewsApr 20, 2026

Grimes Says She Made an Album Called Psy Opera

Grimes revealed in an Interview Magazine conversation with author Nnedi Okorafor that her new album, "Psy Opera," is nearly finished, citing tracks like “The Light Ages” and “Eve Is Online.” She disclosed a brief hiatus from music, a recent K‑pop rap...

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Jane Remover Lines Up North American Tour
NewsApr 20, 2026

Jane Remover Lines Up North American Tour

Jane Remover, the hyperpop producer who debuted at Coachella, announced a two‑leg North American tour beginning June 4, 2026. The Live Exhibit series will hit major markets from New York and Toronto to Los Angeles, then resume in September with shows in Detroit, Boston,...

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Ruth Garbus Readies New Album Profound
NewsApr 20, 2026

Ruth Garbus Readies New Album Profound

Ruth Garbus is set to release her sophomore solo album *Profound* on June 12 through the indie label Orindal, following the debut *Alive People*. The campaign kicks off with the new single “I Think I’m Ready Now,” which showcases her...

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“Dum Maro Dum”
NewsApr 18, 2026

“Dum Maro Dum”

Legendary Indian playback singer Asha Bhosle, who died at 92, is remembered for her groundbreaking 1971 hit “Dum Maro Dum.” Despite bans by All India Radio and opposition from her composer’s father, the song became a regional chart‑topper and a...

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“High Rollers”
NewsApr 17, 2026

“High Rollers”

Canadian DJ‑producer Tiga returns after a decade with the album HOTLIFE, highlighted by the track “High Rollers.” The song fuses acid‑house beats, electroclash swagger and rapid‑fire rap inspired by Ice‑T, while lampooning political greed with references to figures like Nancy...

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“Tape 05”
NewsApr 17, 2026

“Tape 05”

Boards of Canada broke a 13‑year silence on Thursday with the release of “Tape 05,” the first new music from the Scottish duo since 2013. The track arrived through a cryptic VHS teaser that featured the Warp Records hexagon logo, reinforcing...

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Wu Lyf Postpone North American Shows
NewsApr 17, 2026

Wu Lyf Postpone North American Shows

British indie‑rock band Wu Lyf announced the postponement of all North American tour dates, citing delays in visa processing. The group’s newly released album, *A Wave That Will Never Break*, is their first in 15 years, heightening fan anticipation for live...

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Slayyyter Drops New Song “Broke Bitch Free$tyle”
NewsApr 17, 2026

Slayyyter Drops New Song “Broke Bitch Free$tyle”

Slayyyter released her new single “Broke Bitch Free$tyle” on April 17, 2026, a track she’s been performing live since 2024. The song follows the launch of her album *Wor$t Girl in America* last month, which has already generated strong streaming traction. She...

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