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Omar Apollo is a sad boy in Mexico City in the new video for “Te Maldigo.” On Thursday, the Mexican American heartthrob released the Luca Guadagnino-directed music video for the track, which translates to “I Curse You,” from the upcoming film, Queer. The video captures Apollo singing the heartbreak track in a dimly lit bar, surrounded by folks performing interpretive dance to the lyrics. “I never heard an 'I love you'/I always believed/That you would make me happy,” he sings in Spanish. “It can't be/If you don't love me.” The new song arrives just days before Queer is set to…

vote7.0 Bands: KINGCROWN Duration: 00:48:41 Available from: 11/22/2024 Label: Rockshots Records Streaming not yet available Kingcrown's music smells of denim vests and leather jackets with patches: this French group is in fact inspired by Judas Priest and Gamma Ray and with “Nova Atlantis” they release their third work after their 2019 debut entitled “A Perfect World” and its successor “Wake Up Call”, which left good sensations.The guideline of this transalpine group are the raw and rough riffs and the writing full of quotes and certificates of affection towards the pillars of the power metal genre, such as Helloween of the…

BLACKPINK’s Rosé has opened up about a new song called ‘toxic till the end’, from her upcoming debut studio album ‘rosie’. Yesterday (November 20), Apple Music released a snippet of an upcoming Zane Lowe interview with BLACKPINK’s Rosé. In the new clip, the Korean-Australian K-pop singer spoke about the inspiration behind ‘toxic till the end’, a new song off her upcoming debut studio album ‘rosie’. Originally titled ‘the ex’, Rosé shared that she wrote the song after deciding that it was “about time” after spending years discussing the relationship that inspired it with her friends. “We’ve talked about the ex…

There must be something in the water in Copenhagen, where for the past few years a cohort of rising artists have been making sublime, hyperreal songs in singer-songwriter mode, but from an electronic background. Some members of this scene transmute guitar music through MIDI, giving their pastoral landscapes a freaky sheen; others apply classical training to homespun electroacoustic R&B. These loosely connected artists meet somewhere between the Danish countryside and the uncanny valley, capturing different angles of the “real world” as mirage: shimmering, bending, retreating.From this pool of talent emerges the debut album of Fine Glindvad Jensen, who makes music…

In one of a scant few interviews in recent years, Tillman told Blackbird Spyplane, without going into detail, that becoming a father contributed to his experience of “ego deaths.” The psychoactives presumably weren’t helping, but on Mahashmashana, Misty channels solipsistic self-terror into a more universal sense of uncertainty, perhaps a pathological inability to reconcile the self in the so-called “post-truth” era. On “Being You” he sits down for a bad date with a mirror, musing that “in my memory there’s a show called the past,” as if it were never real. The colossally indulgent and tongue-in-cheek “Mental Health” presents a…

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The singer previously dropped her first single as a free woman on Independence Day Kesha is taking her foot off the brakes and going full-speed ahead on her new video for “Joyride.” Directed by Dimitri Basil, Cooper Roussel, and Laura Gorun, the video sees Kesha racing through the desert in a hot red convertible while being chased by a helicopter, gun-toting assassins, and a shirtless dude hell-bent on catching up to the pop diva. The video ends on an inconclusive note, while a press release teases that the action-packed video sets the stage for Kesha’s next track, “Delusional,” out Nov. 29,…

Sierra Hull, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, and Charlie Worsham also join in on a string-music rendition of Tom Petty's 1977 hit Those in the know classify Dierks Bentley's 2010 bluegrass detour, Up on the Ridgeas his best all-around album. During Wednesday night's 2024 CMA Awards, the country singer scratched that string-music itch again, performing a version of Tom Petty's 1977 anthem “American Girl” as a bluegrass rave-up with a trio of musical aces: Molly Tuttle on guitar, Sierra Hull on mandolin, and Bronwyn Keith-Hynes on fiddle. Bentley's rendition of “American Girl” originally appeared on this year's tribute album to the late leader…

McBryde paid tribute to the songwriter, actor, and activist, who died in September at 88 Ashley McBryde paid tribute to the late Kris Kristofferson with a stripped-down, acoustic rendition of Kristofferson's “Help Me Make It Through the Night” at the 2024 CMA Awards. Accompanying herself on acoustic guitar, McBryde performed the classic song of loneliness and connection to a montage of photos from Kristofferson's life, including a shot of the singer with his friends Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson. Written in 1970, “Help Me Make It Through the Night” placed at No. 71 on the Rolling Stone's 200 Greatest Country…

Eric Church paid tribute to his home state of North Carolina and those affected by the flooding of Hurricane Helene with a performance of “Darkest Hour” at the 2024 CMA Awards. Dressed in a black velvet blazer and accompanied by a choir (including longtime vocal foil Joanna Cotten), a horn section, and strings, Church delivered a grand version of the song, which he rush-released last month to help raise funds for disaster relief . “I'll do everything in my power/To take even a minute off your darkest hour,” he sang in a falsetto on the CMAs stage. Like the live…