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U2 and Martin Garrix released a joint single, “Fireflies.” Garrix premiered the track live during his headlining set at Tomorrowland last Friday, which feature a surprise appearance from The Edge. The soaring track marks the first time all four members of U2 have appeared on a song with Garrix, although the band members have a long history of working with the producer. Most recently, Garrix produced “Scars,” featured on U2’s latest EP, Easter Lily. In 2019, Martin collaborated with Bono and The Edge on “We Are the People,” written for the UEFA European Football Championship. He also produced the U2…
Casablancas and his associates do everything they can to put their old role as saviors of rock behind them. No unforgettable singles, but a coherent album (better than 'The New Abnormal') in which they tell the present. The review The post 'Reality Awaits', the Strokes like to do it weird first appeared on Rolling Stone Italia. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
The singer's debut solo album, Rubywas released last year via her own record label Odd Atelier Blackpink singer Jennie shared a new solo single, “Less Than a Lover.” The song, out now via OddAtelier/Columbia Records, is her ode to summer, centering on a relationship that exists somewhere between friendship and romance. Jennie first teased “Less Than a Lover” during her headlining set at Governors Ball in New York City in June. Along with the track, she released a cinematic music video that highlights the song's ethereal nature. “It's more than lust/ It's just enough,” Jennie croons on the single. “And…
There is an apparent contradiction at the heart of “Ole”the new single by Nyco Ferrari outgoing Thursday July 2, 2026. It has the light step of a summer song, the scent of the sea, the rhythm of a street party and the desire to travel. Yet, behind its immediacy, it holds the manifesto of a much broader idea. Between accordions, guitars and rhythms that look to the Mediterranean and South America, “Ole” invites you to dance. But not to forget: to celebrate. Celebrating life, the body, being together, contact with nature and with the ancestral rhythm of the alternation of…
From somewhere within the fertile ooze of Montreal’s famously prolific late-’00s underground scene emerged Oen Sujet, a revolving musical collective whose robotic, astringent art pop rendered them orthogonal to peers who’d go on to make some of the era’s biggest splashes. Oen Sujet released a lone album, 2009’s Life Given To Quiet Places, and a few remixes of other artists before retreating as silently and suddenly as they had arrived. Now, after 17 years, they return with The Friendliest Fight We Know, a record that builds on the band’s prior work with startling continuity and immediacy.Oen Sujet boasts just one…
For Yard Act’s 2022 debut, The Overload, the quartet chiseled flamboyant caricatures of British life and portrayed their flawed country with an abrasive, punishing tone. Drummer Jay Russell kept to stark rattles, Sam Shipstone patched in his scratchy electric guitar, and Ryan Needham needled through grumbling basslines. “The knotty roots of a shameful past will never let it be,” rapped James Smith in “Land of the Blind.” “Each new shoot is an escape root/Loot the debris/And make no mistake, we are living out our last days.” But soon, they started getting nostalgic. 2024’s follow-up, Where’s My Utopia?, dusted off the…
Shortly after releasing Anger Management, her collaborative release with ascendant producer Kenneth Blume (then known as Kenny Beats), Rico Nasty headed out on tour with the reigning king of rage, Playboi Carti. The noisy, chaotic sound of her 2019 release helped set the stage for Carti’s Whole Lotta Red, which brought rage to the mainstream and pushed rap at large toward more aggressive sounds in the 2020s. Despite her clear influence, Rico was mercilessly heckled by Carti fans during her performance at the Portland tour stop. When one attendee threw a bottle at her, she dove into the crowd and…
During his stop in Washington, the singer pretended to get a phone call from the government about fans relieving themselves mid-show People are reported soiling themselves at Noah Kahan concerts. Yes, that means fans are literally shitting their pants rather than abandoning their seats. The singer-songwriter himself addressed the ongoing debacle on stage at his concert in Washington, DC, pretending to get a call from Congress during his “Dial Drunk” phone booth segment. “Hello? Congress. Oh, people have been pissing all over the floor at my shows as well?” Kahan exclaimed into the telephone. “So, you guys are ordering by…
Litfiba land in Rome for one of the most anticipated stages of the tour which celebrates forty years of “17 Kings”, the second chapter of the historic “Trilogy of Power”, together with “Desaparecido” and “Litfiba 3”. After the concerts of the past few weeks, the Florentine band – in its original line-up from the Eighties, formed by Piero Pelù, Ghigo Renzulli, Antonio Aiazzi and Gianni Maroccolo – will take the stage at Rock in Roma on Thursday 16 July, bringing live one of the most representative repertoires in the history of Italian rock.The concert will be held at the Capannelle…
Right publishes Friday 24 July Nothing specialthe new single for Beat Sound. The song anticipates the first official album of the Salento singer-songwriter, expected in the coming months. The title is a statement in reverse. The song starts from what seems ordinary in relationships, the fragilities and everyday gestures, to get to the opposite point: that it's in there that everything happens. An essential writing, which is then the figure with which Right he made himself known right from the start. Nothing special, the single that anticipates Destro's first album The production is once again by Beppe Tiredwith whom the…
