Music

Phoenix have reunited with Angèle and Kavinsky to release a studio version of “Nightcall,” the cover they premiered at the Paris 2024 Olympics closing ceremony. Below, check out their take on the track, which was originally written by Kavinsky with Daft Punk’s Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and prominently featured on the Drive soundtrack. Angèle contributes vocals

Indigo De Souza has released a surprise three-song EP, marking her Loma Vista debut. It’s called Wholesome Evil Fantasy, and its tracks are appropriately titled “Wholesome,” “Evil,” and “Fantasy.” Listen to it below. “These songs come from the spiciest, most goofy, glitter gloss place in my psyche. I wasn’t really thinking very hard when I

Bad Bunny has released “Una Velita,” a polemic addressing the fallout from Hurricane Maria, which devastated Puerto Rico and other parts of the Caribbean in 2017. It is his first song since last year’s Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana. Listen below. The release comes as Puerto Rico prepares to vote in a

As promised, Bon Iver have released the music video for the new song “S P E Y S I D E.” With it, they’ve announced that they’ll share a new EP, via Jagjaguwar, on October 18. It’s called Sable, (with the comma as part of the title). Find the black-and-white “S P E Y S

John Cale has announced reissues of his second and third solo albums; a new edition of 1972’s The Academy in Peril, as well as a deluxe version of 1973’s Paris 1919, will arrive November 15 via Domino. Both records have been remastered by Heba Kadry, and will be available on vinyl, CD, and digital streaming

The 50th season of Saturday Night Live begins on September 28, and NBC has announced the hosts and musical guests for the season’s first five episodes. First up, on Saturday 28, are host Jean Smart and musical guest Jelly Roll. Both are making their Saturday Night Live debuts. Next, on October 5, comedian Nate Bargatze

Jamie xx has one more new song before he releases his new solo album, In Waves, on Friday, September 20. The new single, “Waited All Night,” features the producer’s two bandmates in the xx, Romy and Oliver Sim. Listen to the reunion track below. “Thank you to my two best friends and musical siblings, Oliver

In recent weeks, Morrissey has made numerous statements about his old band with Johnny Marr, the Smiths. In one instance, he claimed Marr “ignored” an offer for a 2025 tour. He later claimed that Marr “blocked” a Smiths greatest-hits album. And, most recently, he asserted that Marr obtained the trademark rights to the Smiths’ name

Japandroids are back with another new single from their forthcoming final album, Fate & Alcohol. The new song “All Bets Are Off,” which closes out the LP, drew direct inspiration from singer-guitarist Brian King’s tour diary on a night off, during which he spotted an old flame while posting up at a bar to observe

Since late 2023, Diddy has been sued several times for alleged sexual assault. The first major lawsuit came from Cassie, the singer and his former girlfriend, who accused Diddy of physical and sexual assault. That lawsuit was settled the day after it was filed, with Diddy’s lawyer saying, “Mr. Combs’ decision to settle the lawsuit

Tim Heidecker has shared another song from the new album Slipping Away. The new song, “Dad of the Year,” follows “Well’s Running Dry” and “Like I Do,” and it comes with a music video featuring Heidecker’s father, whom fans will recognize from the Abso Lutely Productions video. Watch the new clip below. Heidecker releases Slipping

Mastodon and Lamb of God recently wrapped up a co-headlining tour, and the metal bands are celebrating the feat with a new song “Floods of Triton.” Find the single below. Mastodon produced “Floods of Triton” with Tyler Bates, the composer and musician known for scoring the John Wick films, Deadpool 2, and more. They recorded

Joey Bada$$ and Chlöe have come together on the new song “Tell Me.” It’s the artists’ second collaborative track, following “Happy Without Me,” from Chloe x Halle’s The Kids Are Alright. They made “Tell Me” with producers Boys Are Rolling, Grant Lapointe, and Larrance “Rance1500” Dopson. Listen to the new single below. Beyond their collaborative

Special Interest are back with the new song “Nothing Grows Here.” The New Orleans band’s Ruth Mascelli mixed the track, and it was mastered by Kassian Troyer. Take a look at the song’s visualizer, made by guitarist Maria Elena, below. Special Interest’s lead singer, Alli Logout, said, in a press statement, that the group’s new

Arca has teamed up with Tokischa for a new track called “Chama.” She’s also released a moody, Stillz-directed music video shot in a Barcelona forest. Watch Arca and Tokischa dance and flaunt prosthetic baby bumps in the clip below. Arca began teasing “Chama” last year, later posting photos of herself with Tokischa in the studio.

Elucid has shared “The World Is Dog,” a new song from his new album Revelator. The Armand Hammer artist co-produced the track with Jon Nellen. “This song was written and recorded during the first session I set up with Jon,” Elucid remarked in a statement. “It quickly established Revelator’s sonic identity and a practice in

Lil Wayne, a longtime champion and emblem of New Orleans, has released a video sharing his disappointment at being passed over, for Kendrick Lamar, to perform at the city’s 2025 Super Bowl halftime show. “That hurt, it hurt a lot,” Wayne said in an Instagram video. “I thought there was nothing better that spot, on

Jack White has shared a new video for his No Name song “That’s How I’m Feeling.” The clip compiles grainy footage from his ongoing tour at small clubs. Keep your eyes peeled for some small mice scurrying by amid the close-ups of White rocking out and ample crowd shots. Watch it below. No Name is