So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Every week we review some new albums (all genres), round up more new music we call “indie”, and talk about upcoming metal. We deliver music news, track premieres and more throughout the day. We update weekly playlists with some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting new releases.
Post Malone – “Overdrive”
Post Malone Shares Another Taste austinin which he puts a posty spin on breezy ’90s alternative-rock ballads.
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The Baroness – “Under the Rose”
The Baroness’s Second Tasting Stone In “Under the Rose,” John Bazley tries out more of a cynical, Jesus-lizard voice before returning to his trademark howl.The band started writing the song during their 2019 session gold and gray. “‘Beneath the Rose’ became a microscopic expression of STONE, a kind of mission statement that hinted at the vast musical territory we covered on the rest of the album. It was also part of a trilogy of songs that also included ‘Choir’ and “Choir.” ‘Elegy,'” John said.
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Ryan Castro & Peso Pluma – “QUEMA”
Corridos tumbados star Peso Pluma has already dabbled in reggae with his brilliant “La Bebe” collaboration with Yng Lvcas, but he’s fully embraced old school reggae in his new collaboration with Ryan Castro.
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The Pink Panther & Ruin Alone – “Turn Off Your Phone”
Pinkpantheress said of her new single: “After years of keeping the song in the vault, I’m so excited to be releasing Turn Your Phone with someone who leads with his own voice and fits perfectly into mine. Off.” Barbie Soundtrack contribution “Angel”.
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Brent Cobb – “Painted”
“During the long tour, my wife Ryan sent me ‘Patina’ one night after the show,” Brent Cobb said of his new single. “Sometimes, if it’s a long run, I worry about being the best father and husband I can be because of being away from so much. It’s hard to keep up with it all. At least, it feels like a night like this in those ways. It’s One of those nights. She wrote it months ago and kept it to herself. All it took was the first line and the way she originally wrote it was “you keep one hand on the wheel” one in On my lap. You have a way of making my heart feel like it’s flying…” It pulled me out of my head and back to reality. It brings me back to the two of us walking down a dirt road with ease. My grandpa’s old Toyota, when we were young and just dating, listened to Otis Redding. All we had then was the present moment. The only thing each of us really has is the “now.” I can’t think of anything more comforting. ” Brent’s new album southern star It will be released September 22 via Ol’ Buddy Records/Thirty Tigers.
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ERIN RAE – “PASSING THROUGH” (DRIVIN’ N CRYIN’ COVER)
Let’s Dance: A Celebration of Kevn Kinney Released this fall via Tasty Good Records, Erin Rae shares her contribution with a cover of Drivin’ N Cryin’s “Passing Through,” sung by Seth Martin.
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Dangerous Goods – “Twisted Views” and “Strange”
The Hazmats hail from the London punk underground, with members from Powerplant, Big Cheese and Chain Of Flowers, but the band’s sound is similar to janglepop on legendary NME tapes. C-86. This new 7″ has the fantastic “Skewed View” and the even more stunning “Wondered”.
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ADA LEA – “Hometown (Edit)”
Phoebe Bridgers collaborator Marshall Vore designed, produced and performed indie rock anthem “hometown (edit),” Ada Lea’s first new single from her 2021 album One hand on the steering wheel, the other sewing the garden.
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The Beauty Pill – “Perfect Day” (Harry Nelson cover)
DC band Beauty Pill covered Harry Nilsson’s 1977 song “Perfect Day” for the final season of Better Call Saul, but it was never used. The band stated: “When asked to write the song for the show, we chose to reimagine it in a ‘retro-futuristic’ sci-fi style, somewhat akin to Wendy Carlos Williams. Why? Who knows. Artists are weird at times. It seemed like an exciting choice at the time. Clearly, it was a mistake. It was officially rejected by the show’s producers. However, we think the results are still valid and we decided to share them with you all as a bandcamp single .”
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ZELLA DAY – “Hands Like Arrows” FT.Broad
Zella Day and Broods sang a lilting song “Hand As My Arrow,” to which Zella said: “It’s a seed of the world, in the cycle and Change is immortal. We are inspired by love to wait on the other side, “it found me on the right track”. Singing this song with Georgia on the record is sisterhood and I can’t wait to sing it again soon.. …”
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Professional Men’s Club – MINSKY ROCK MEGAMIX II
The Workers Club remastered their album fear fear Enter this 23-minute, non-stop “Supermix.”
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Alison Russell – “Stay Here”
Uplifting, string-driven ‘Stay Right Here’ is the latest single from Alison Russell’s new album returneeTo that, she said, “‘Stay Here’ is about resisting the siren song of self-hatred, apathy and oblivion. It’s about fighting the nihilistic forces of bigotry, fear and fascism. Right here, right here At this time. Good fight, good trouble, it’s a song of freedom. It’s about relying on the joy of fierce survivors and the power of our rainbow coalition around the world to reduce damage to all our children, our planet and all Harm to future generations. We are more “more than seeds, we are soil and water, good ancestors. Each of us is equal under the sun, we will not be conquered. Our circle is strong. “
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Helpful People (Red, Mauve, and Cape) – “Bugs From Below” and “Broken Blossom Menace”
Helpful People is a new band from Glenn Donaldson (The Reds, Pinks & Purples, Skygreen Leopards) and The Mantles’ Carly Putnam, both of whom played in the short-lived but excellent Bay Area indie-pop group Art Museums. Donaldson said their influences were “intros, strange poetry, fuzzy pedals”. Check out two songs from their debut album, Broken Blossom MenaceNow.
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Andrew Byrd – “MO TEEF”
announced by andrew bird external problemsthe “predecessor and extension” of his 2022 album internal problems, which will be released via Loma Vista on July 21. The first single was the instrumental track “Mo Teef” and was accompanied by a video produced by his frequent collaborator Taylor Manson in collaboration with Patagonia.
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Rush Forward – “No Rights”
West Coast hardcore band Crashing Forward to release silent for so many years Released October 10 by Indecision Records, the lead single “No Rights” is a crisp 88-second Ripper anthem.
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Fraud – progressive march EP
Fast, aggressive, unpretentious hardcore, Boston hardcore band Fraud have just released an EP on Ohio-based label Delayed Gratification Records.
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Rob Moos – Excerpts FT.Sarah Barreles
“I met Sara Bareilles in 2017 when I had the opportunity to arrange a few of her songs for Ben Folds’ ‘Demystified’ series at the Kennedy Center,” Rob Moose said of the latest single from his new EP Said. “During rehearsals, I was amazed by her voice. She was radiant, emotional, and never out of place, and she seemed to be in perfect harmony with the orchestra, and my creative wheels started spinning. A few months later, I attended the Paul Simon I was looking for a creative meditation outside of the show. I asked Sara if there was any material that hadn’t found a foothold yet and she sent me “excerpts.” I was at the Hotel Van Zandt in Austin Immersed in this song, spent two days exploring a path in it, seeking to rebuild the harmonic skeleton, while allowing the song to float and its rhythm to slowly emerge. I didn’t realize it at the time, but Sarah’s voice, trust and generosity ushered in inflorescence The EP came into this world and set me on a path of creative exploration that I hope to continue to pursue for years to come. “
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Adekun Le King – “Ogaranya”
Nigerian artist Adekunle Gold reveals his new album tequila ever since Released via Def Jam on July 27, he also shares his energetic new single “Ogaranya.”
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JT (City Girls) – “No Bar”
JT of City Girls has launched NoBarsReform.com, “a website focused on helping women who are about to be released or have recently been released from prison, rehabilitate,” and she has released a new single, “No Bars.”
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QUAVO AND THE FUTURE – “Turn YO CLIC UP”
Migos’ Quavo have come together for a new Atlanta trap track, “Turn Yo Clic Up.”
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ANUEL AA & QUAVO – “BABY” (ft. DJ LUIAN & MAMBO KINGZ)
On the same day that Quavo and Future teamed up, the Atlanta rapper teamed up with Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA for some club reggae.
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Coco Jones – “ICU” (Remix Version. Justin Timberlake)
R&B singer Coco Jones shares a new remix of her syrupy slow riff “ICU,” which features a cameo croon by Justin Timberlake.
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RALPHIE CHOO – “MÁQUINA CULONA” (ft. MURA MASA)
Spanish Artist Ralphie Choo Announces Debut Album Supernova, will close on September 15th through Rusia IDK/Warner. These include the latest single “Gata,” featuring Rusowsky, and the energetic, cumbia-inspired pop “Máquina Culona,” featuring Mura Masa.
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Action – “Heavenly Gift”
Movement Shares Another Taste noisy!the song finds them embracing a summery alternative rock vibe.
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HIT-BOY, BIG HIT & JAY WORTHY – “Caution Riders”
Hit-Boy, Big Hit and Jay Worthy team up for a vibrant update to 2000s-inspired chipmunk soul.
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LOYAL LOBOS – “SI VOLVIERA A CONOCERTE”
Los Angeles-based artist Loyal Lobos, aka Andrea Silva, returns with breezy, atmospheric alternative-pop “Si Volviera A Conocerte.”
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Carol G – “S91”
Karol G continues this year’s extravaganza Manana Serra Bonito There is another new song “S91” on the LP.
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BUJU BANTON – “Born for Greatness”
Dancehall/reggae veteran Buju Banton announces new album, born for greatness, launching September 8th via Gargamel/Roc Nation/Def Jam. The first single was a soaring, bombastic title track.
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Front Bottoms – “Emotion”
latest flavor you’re the one you hang out with Discover The Front Bottoms’ unique TFB approach to embracing sophisticated pop-rock.
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SUDNRESED – “20 Below” (ft. Glacier Veins)
Sundressed, whose self-titled LP will be released August 11 via Rude Records, has the latest single, the sweet pop-punk anthem “Glacier Veins” from “20 Below.”
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MAIYA THE DON – “LUV U BETTER” (ft. SHAWNY BINLADEN)
Brooklyn rapper Maiya the Don’s meteoric rise continues, and she keeps her momentum going with the R&B-infused “Luv U Better.”
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CHIEF XIAN ATUNDE ADJUAH – “TROUBLE THAT MORNING”
Xi’an Chief aTunde Adjuah shared another flavor roar thunder roar lightninghe said, “In song, the Orissas of the Eurobas and their extension among the African diaspora, as well as the myths of the Cherokee hunters and the fervor of the Wovoka ghost dance, are called ancestral and collective public power An example of necessary agency. The song seeks to arm and fuel future generations to refer to these and other histories of resistance when necessary, and to appeal to their strength in times of turmoil and reckoning.”
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ICEWEAR VEZZO – “RAW ASL”
Detroit rapper Icewear Vezzo is working on a new mixtape called Live from 6 (a reference to the 6 Mile neighborhood where he grew up), which will include his catchy new single “Raw ASL.”
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Skinny Lister – “Bar Company”
British folk-punk band Skinny Lister announce new album, shanty punkwill be released on October 20 via Xtra Mile Recordings, and will feature the raucous anthem “Company of the Bar” as the lead single.
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KEN MODE – “He’s a good guy and he’s a taxpayer”
Noise rock life person KEN mode shared another taste blanka track that combines synthesizers and what vocalist/guitarist Jesse Matthewson calls “Bauhaus and irrational equal parts.”
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SID SRIRAM – “The Hard Way”
Indian musician Sid Sriram announces Def Jam debut Siddhas, recorded in Justin Vernon’s studio and produced by Gayngs/Polica’s Ryan Olson. Read more about the album and lead single “The Hard Way” here.
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BOOT CAMP CLIK – “WOTCHA Call Strength”
Brooklyn underground rap group Boot Camp Clik have released their first single in 16 years, which you can read about here.
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