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Day and Night single, the first track off the “Night” half of the double album, accompanied by Jeremy O. Harris-directed video starring Alden Ehrenreich Carly Rae Jepsen has shared her ABBA-inspired new song “Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor,” the latest single off her upcoming double album Day and Night. The track — the first offering from the “Night” half of the 24-track album —was written by Jepsen and producers CJ Baran and Arthur Besnainou after the singer experienced the ABBA Voyage show in London.  “I’d just been recording in Sweden and then traveled to London to see ABBA…

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Bruce Springsteen didn’t want to be on the road in the latter half of 1976. He wanted to be in the studio crafting a follow-up to Born to Run — an album that he was provisionally calling American Madness. But a nasty legal battle with Mike Appel, his former manager, meant that he was legally unable to enter a recording studio with his producer of choice, Jon Landau, until the matter was resolved by the courts. With legal bills mounting and very little money coming in, booking shows was his only way to support himself and the rest of the E…

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O n a Sunday morning in June, a man took his seven-year-old daughter into a Williamsburg, Brooklyn, coffee shop so she could use the restroom. He bought a coffee to thank them for their kindness, and they went on their way.  Hours later, Poetica Coffee posted a seething message on Instagram, addressed to the man, Democratic Congressman Dan Goldman:“We see that you stopped by our shop today for a coffee,” the caption read, along with a photo of Goldman taken while at the shop by a surveillance camera. “Do you see how it doesn’t taste like genocide juice? Or are…

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William Orbit, the electronic musician-turned-sought-after producer for the likes of Madonna and Blur, has died. “William passed away at home on 23rd July 2026,” Orbit’s family wrote in a statement posted to his Instagram. “He will be greatly missed by us and by so many whose lives he touched through his music, friendship, and kindness.” A cause of death was not provided. Orbit was 69.This is a developing story… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Madonna and Kylie Minogue have teamed up for their ‘Love Sensation (Afterhours remix)’ – check it out below. Madge previously played coy when asked about a potential collaboration with Minogue – and the Australian popstar also denied rumours that she was on the album. Now, the pair have dropped their collaboration on the ‘Afterhours Mix’ of ‘Love Sensation’, the second single off ‘Confessions II’. It comes after the two pop legends teamed up for a surprise performance of their remix at Amsterdam WorldPride on August 1. Take a listen to ‘Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)’ below: NME gave ‘Confessions II’ a four-star…

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In a new interview wth VIBE, Tyga opens up about his new album $tarface, which also serves as an introduction to the artist’s new alter ego, an eighties-influenced empressario whose music sounds very different from Tyga’s catalog, which by now spans well over a decade. In the interview, Tyga addressed fans who this week speculated online that his album uses A.I. Speaking on the claims, Tyga is forthright about his use of the technology on the album. I’ve never spoken on this with anybody because I always felt like it’s similar to a magician explaining how he does his tricks.…

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W hen it was over in 2025, officials toured the dimly lit building in rural Saskatchewan. Tarps covered the windows and doors, blocking the sun. The air was so foul that an officer ran outside gagging.  For the previous two years, about 20 members of a group known as the Kingdom of Canada had been living inside the decommissioned school, claiming they had taken over the country. They operated under their own principles, issued their own laws, and threatened the surrounding village with “publicly broadcast executions.” They slept in classrooms and, without running water, used five-gallon buckets as toilets. Their…

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Peter Katsis, the renowned music manager who worked with Smashing Pumpkins, Morrissey, Backstreet Boys and more has died. His passing was confirmed yesterday (Thursday August 6), and is being widely reported as being due to congestive heart failure complications. He was aged 69. Starting out in the ‘80s, Katsis first turned heads when he took on the industrial rock group Ministry in his Chicago hometown. He would later relocate to Los Angeles in the ‘90s and go on to work with The Cramps and Jane’s Addiction, as well as nu-metal pioneers Limp Bizkit and KoRn. As his notoriety grew, he…

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The Avalanches have announced new album ‘No Bad Memories’, which is inspired by jingles and start-up sounds. Check out the joyous single ‘Can’t Get Over Losing You’ below. The record marks the fourth from the Australian electronic group, and is set for release on October 16. Visit here to pre-order. According to the Melbourne artists, the LP comes inspired by the “simultaneously magical and insidious” ways that jingles and advertisements go into our memories, and is meant to be an “ambivalent ode” to nostalgic jingles and start-up sounds. “It’s been interesting as adults to reflect on this often stunning period…

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Susanne Sundfør has announced her new album ‘Revelations Of Divine Love’ with the ethereal single ‘I It Am’. The Norwegian singer-songwriter will return with her seventh studio album, which will land on October 2 via Bella Union (pre-order/pre-save here). Sundfør’s new album will focus on “her renewed understanding of love, inspired by becoming a mother of two and moving to the countryside in the time since her 2023 album ‘blómi,’” according to a press release. “We live in a world of horror, full of unhappy, unsatisfied people doing terrible things to each other,” she said of the album. “You don’t…

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