Author: Press Room
Madonna and Charli XCX have been spotted together in Paris following Charli’s recent single ‘Rock Music’ (from her upcoming album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, which comes out on July 24) caused debate over its bold declaration: “I think the dancefloor is dead, so now we’re making rock music”. The lyric prompted Madonna, who is currently gearing up to release the long-anticipated sequel to 2005’s ’Confessions On A Dance Floor’ with ‘Confessions II’, to respond: “If your Dance floor feels dead, maybe you’re playing the wrong music”. Now, the pair have been spotted together, ending a speculation of a feud. They were seated next to…
Larry David was not a fan of Donald Trump's recent UFC fight at the White House. At the premiere of the writer and actor's new series, Life, Larry and the Pursuit of UnhappinessDavid said the event made him “embarrassed” to be an American. “It was a travesty,” David told Variety. “What else can you say about it? It was embarrassing. I was embarrassed to be an American.” Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappinesswhich premieres on June 26 on HBO, is a sketch comedy show that satirizes important moments in US history. It features a slew of celebrity guests, including…
For Thætas, who have reached their second full-length with “The Irredeemable Age” after a debut published by Maggot Stomp in 2020, New York City is much more than just a place… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
OrioN releases his debut EP The ultimate romanticavailable on all digital platforms from June 19, 2026. In a time in which showing oneself vulnerable seems increasingly difficult, the Roman singer-songwriter and guitarist chooses to make sensitivity the center of his first recording project. The EP, released by Music emblem and distributed by Artist Firstcollects six songs that address themes such as identity, feelings, fragility and the need for authenticity. OrioN deals with these themes through the gaze of a generation raised between digital connections and increasingly fast relationships. OrioN focuses on the value of being different With The ultimate romanticthe…
More than twenty years have passed since Emilíana Torrini's voice started appearing in records, films and playlists. Yet, unlike many of her contemporaries, the Icelandic singer-songwriter of Italian origins has never chased the speed of the music industry. Each of his projects arrives when it is ready to arrive. No rush, no algorithms to satisfy. On the eve of the concert of the second weekend of La Prima Estate (Friday 26 June, Lido di Camaiore, with Nick Cave, Sleaford Mods, Dove Ellis, Sara Parigi) we talked about festivals, Italian roots, social networks, creative burnout and the revolutionary value of taking…
Swift made a surprise appearance at Kelce's annual Tight End University summit Taylor Swift dropped by fiancé Travis Kelce's Tight End University event at the Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee, on Tuesday night. The 14-time Grammy winner took the stage in support of the Tight Ends and Friends Concert, which was presented by Sports Illustrated and Reese's, helping kick off the three-day training camp founded in 2021 by NFL tight ends Kelce, George Kittle, and Greg Olsen. The event was started as an opportunity for tight ends across the league to train, network, and share techniques. Swift was joined by country…
After two years of research, writing and pre-production, Cinelicious and Covo Club announce the end of filming the documentary on the historic venue of Bologna and launch a campaign crowdfunding to finance the editing and post-production phase. Link to crowdfunding: Productions from Below “IL COVO” is the title of the documentary that tells the story of the birth, life and miracles of one of the longest-running live music temples in Europe, active and continuously open since 1980 in Viale Zagabria (and we want it to remain so), of a community, of two teenagers who with two speakers and a guitar…
Already available on all major streaming and download platforms for Warner Records Italy / Warner Music Italy, Zero Drama is the new single by rob in collaboration with one of the most loved pop-punk bands of all time, i Finley. “I grew up listening to Finley CDs in the car with my mom, singing every song at the top of my lungs. Today I find myself sharing a song with them and I still struggle to believe it. It is a unique emotion and, above all, it's the PUNKEST thing I could imagine“, Rob said about the collaboration with the…
As a Black American who was raised in France and currently lives in Germany, people often ask me about how my experiences on both sides of the Atlantic stack up. The question I get asked the most is, “Which is more racist—America or Europe?”: laughable to anyone who has ever actually had to deal with racism, but I understand the underlying sentiment. People want evidence, no matter how anecdotal, that our understanding of these social issues is progressing somewhere, that the grass must be greener. In reality, it’s two sides of the same coin. America-brand racism tends to be boisterous…
When he was a kid, Jarred Beeler would drum his hands on tables, trying to play along with the Lebanese music he grew up hearing. Later, he would try to approximate those same rhythms using MIDI. It was a long, frustrating process, but eventually Beeler, better known as DJ Plead, landed on a sound unlike much other contemporary dance music at that time, adopting Arabic maqam modes to make melodies and rhythms that seemed to spiral out in every direction.DJ Plead’s earliest releases meshed post-dubstep and dancehall with dabke, the sound of folk dances and wedding celebrations across the Arab…
