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The pop duo teased the track during a live performance in Amsterdam earlier this month Madonna‘s long-rumored collaboration with Kylie Minogue is finally here. The duo shared “Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)” today after previewing it live during Madonna’s Confessions II show in Amsterdam last week. The dance floor-ready number adds Minogue’s vocals to Madonna’s recent track “Love Sensation,” which appears on her latest LP Confessions II. Produced by Stuart Price, the single marks the duo’s first time appearing together on a song. There are two versions of the track, “Afterhours Radio Edit” and the more expansive “Afterhours Mix.” Minogue previously denied persistent rumors that she…

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The musician’s third album, Chuck Timely & the Hourglass, is out today Role Model appeared on The Tonight Show to perform his new song, “Harmony.” The musician showcased the anthemic track with the help of his live band and a group of backup singers, adding a theatrical style to performance. “Harmony” is the closing track on Role Model’s brand new LP, Chuck Timely & the Hourglass, which dropped today. His Tonight Show appearance marked the song’s TV debut. Chuck Timely & the Hourglass, Role Model’s third album, explores the singer’s journey after a very public break-up with Emma Chamberlain. “Lyrically,…

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With “Jaded,” the two country stars reunite after their breakthrough 2022 collaboration Koe Wetzel and Ella Langley have reunited for the first time since their gold-certified 2022 duet, “That’s Why We Fight,” with a new single, “Jaded.” Written by Wetzel, Langley, Jordan Schmidt, and Ernest, “Jaded” is a mid-tempo lament on how partners can take each other for granted and let previous letdowns steal the spark, with both sides asking the same exact question: “How did you get so jaded?” Listen below. “Ella’s an incredible artist and writer,” Wetzel tells Rolling Stone. “When she delivers a line, you believe it.…

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Fakemink is back with a new OK-produced song. “Love Is A Dog From Hell” is his first new solo track since dropping his second album Terrified—and a preceding mixtape, The Boy Who Cried Terrified .—in the spring. Check it out below.The British rapper supported Terrified with an extensive North American and European tour, which opened with two Coachella performances and closed with a two-weekend run at Warsaw‘s CLOUT Festival. Prior to releasing Terrified, his last full-length was 2023’s London’s Saviour, and he’s also shared a number of one-off singles, including “Givenchy,” “Easter Pink,” and “MAKKA” with Ecco2k and Mechatok.Revisit Alphonse…

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At their best, Frost Children approximate the feeling of belting Justin Bieber’s “Beauty and a Beat” at a K-town karaoke bar. Lulu and Angel Prost aren’t too concerned with pushing the envelope musically, although they’ll throw in some glitches to keep things weird. Their internet-fuelled configuration of Warped tour angst, EDM bombast, and 2010s Top 40—a veritable Triforce of Zoomer musical nostalgia—has amassed a devoted fanbase. On Frost Fest Mixtape, released on their own Purple Label ahead of last weekend’s event at New York’s Knockdown Center, Frost Children feature friends and co-headliners DJH, kuru, ilykimchi, and others finding new sounds…

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While wearing a neck brace from her room in London, Minnie Driver revealed to fans that she had been in a “really bad car accident” while in France a “few days ago.” In a video shared to Instagram on Thursday, the Oscar-nominated actress said that she and her friend, Ben, were traveling on a country road when their car was struck by another vehicle that failed to stop at an intersection. “We somehow walked out it… Well, we didn’t walk out of it, we crawled out of it, but we did get out of it alive,” she said, adding that…

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It’s been a little over a year since Karol G invited us into the glitzy, ambitious world of Tropicoqueta where she took on the role of a showgirl to thread together the varied sounds of Latin pop and enticed the world to dance along. But what happens when the showgirl goes home, wipes off her makeup, and is left to sit with her dark blue feelings? Welcome to No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, which translates to I Don’t Regret Feeling So Much.  On her sixth studio album, the Colombian superstar steps away from the globe-trotting adventure of Tropicoqueta and…

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On her first new single of 2026, the Americana powerhouse hops effortlessly to unexpected notes and corners Sierra Ferrell is back with her first new single of 2026, the sinewy “Trying to Love You.” Melding country, old time. and New Orleans jazz in her signature style, the Gabriel Kelly-produced track is a psychedelic lover’s journey that slinks in slow, building into an anthemic call that evokes Jefferson Airplane as much as traditional roots sounds. At the song’s core is Ferrell’s voice; powerful, emotive, hopping effortlessly to unexpected notes and corners. Watch the visualizer below. Trending Stories “Trying to Love You”…

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The musician known as Gi Gi understands the magic of a slow burn. In his chillout room, sounds waft from unseen corners into the middle distance, hovering like smoke illuminated by a flashlight. Each of the Texas-born, Melbourne-based producer’s albums has the hazy quality of a sense memory, the unexpected pleasant feeling of deja vu on a spring morning. His tunes seem to curl outward until they take up the whole screen, dazzling, pastel-tinted arrays that organize themselves without drawing attention to the process. Suddenly, it’s there, as are you, and everything feels locked into a specific but fleeting place.For…

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In the 30-plus years since Per Ohlin first donned corpse paint, black metal has mutated, evolved, and adapted to so many different environments and subcultures, it can feel like an invasive species set loose on a fertile world. In theory, this is strikingly rigid music—in the trad black metal that looks to Norway’s second wave, at least, there is no swing, there are no bent notes, and the emotional palette is as monochromatic as the album covers—but it’s proven itself to be surprisingly flexible. So when bands like Dimmu Borgir bring a full orchestra on stage, or Cradle of Filth…

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