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Rosalía has been confirmed as a performer for next month’s BRIT Awards. Read More: Rosalía – ‘Lux’ review: an arresting album of astonishing scope and ambition This year’s ceremony will be held at the Co-op Live on Saturday February 28, marking the first time that the event has taken place in Manchester in its nearly 50 year history. Olivia Dean – who is up for multiple awards on the night – was confirmed earlier this month as the first performer, with Harry Styles and Wolf Alice announced shortly afterwards. Now, organisers have confirmed that International Artist of the Year nominee Rosalía will…
The New York group released their 10th album, Cabin in the Sky, in November
EJAE, one of the songwriters and singing voices behind KPop Demon Huntershas shared a new solo single, “Time After Time.” The anthemic pop number sees EJAE reflecting on a breakup and her inability to stop thinking about a relationship that has ended. “The melody of 'Time After Time' was stuck in my head for years, just like the person I wrote it about,” the singer said in a statement. EJAE has released the single on the heels of her historic win at the 2026 Grammy Awards. At the awards, “Golden,” the breakout hit from Netflix's animated film KPop Demon Hunterswon…
The song will appear on the former One Direction singer's new album Konnakol Zayn has released an emotional new single, “Die for Me.” The R&B-driven pop number arrived alongside a tumultuous music video conceptualized by Zayn and directed by Frank Borin and Ivanna Borin. “You said you would die for me,” Zayn croons on the track. “Don't leave me now when I need you the most/Gave you my heart, don't you dare let it go.” “Die for Me” is the lead single from Zayn's forthcoming fifth album, Konnakolout April 17 via Mercury Records. Konnakol follows the 2024 release of Room…
A lover of black music, inspired by Martin L. King, he is among the hottest names today: the interview. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Dub techno runs in Brendon Moeller’s veins. For over 20 years, the South African artist has been one of the genre’s true workhorses, building up an intimidating discography under names like Echologist and Beat Pharmacy and applying the style’s pearlescent, pulsating aesthetic to a range of frameworks. (Case in point: One of his most powerful albums actually has no kick drums at all.) In recent years, Moeller’s music has sped up considerably, ratcheting up from 120 BPM house and techno rhythms to the 170 BPM thrust of drum’n’bass. He found a new identity in that tempo, divorced from the occasional…
“I just make stuff until it sounds right,” said Norwegian experimental musician Gaute Granli in a 2021 interview, when asked about his creative intentions. His answer is both evasive—what would it mean, when crafting deliberately confrontational art, to release something you think sounds wrong?—and an accurate description of a practice shaped by enigmatic instincts. Granli’s curious new album Rosacea has a nebulous atmosphere all its own. Bloodshot synth figures and delirious vocal performances are presented at their most elemental, as Granli zeroes in on the intangible forces that can make music tweak your senses and sneak past conscious understanding.Granli’s favorite…
A statement revealed that the frontman suffered from degenerative arthritis and had several surgeries just to be able to perform Twisted Sister have canceled all 2026 50th anniversary reunion shows following the “sudden and unexpected resignation” of Dee Snider due to newly revealed health challenges by the frontman. In a statement, the band said all shows beginning April 25 in Sao Paulo Brazil and continuing through the summer have been canceled and the “future of Twisted Sister will be determined in the next several weeks.” The announcement was shared on the band's official Instagram account alongside a separate statement by…