Fenne Lily shares “Stranger Things” ahead of Win Win
The British singer-songwriter’s album is due 10/23 on Nettwerk. The new song is accompanied by a video filmed in Puget Sound.
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The British singer-songwriter’s album is due 10/23 on Nettwerk. The new song is accompanied by a video filmed in Puget Sound.
The Utah artist's five-song EP is due 12/11 on Winspear and includes samples of recordings made by her great-grandfather.
The Scottish trio’s next album includes “Roses” and “Conman,” with a January 22 release scheduled through Futures.
The band's first tour in 14 years will span four Southern states. Ticket sales begin Oct. 23 at 10 a.m. local time.
The five-track collection includes three original songs, a new recording of “Last Christmas” and a cover of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.”
The refreshed identity will reach users with iOS 27.2, following earlier changes to the service’s app icon.
What Kind of Hell Did You Survive? is due 1/29 through Pure Noise, with “Death Keeps Me Alive” offering a preview.
ChartMasters puts Nevermind sixth on its equivalent album sales chart, which includes streaming. The database cautions that some artists remain unassessed.
Sophie Powers and Mimi Webb join returning vocalists Miyeon and Soyeon for the single, ahead of an EP arriving October 21.
The Memphis post-punk group's follow-up to its 2023 album All Channels Clear is due 11/13 on Goner Records.