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The three songs — including collaborations with James Blake and Blue Ivy Carter — were previously only on Tidal Jay-Z has finally made his three bonus tracks from 4:44 available on all streaming services. Roc Nation confirmed the wide release of the tracks on Instagram Tuesday, exactly nine years since 4:44 first dropped. The three songs — “Adnis,” “Blue's Freestyle / We Family,” featuring Jay's daughter Blue Ivy Carter, and “ManyFacedGod” featuring James Blake — were previously available only on Tidal. 4:44 was released in 2017 and still stands as Jay-Z's most recent solo album (though he and Beyoncé followed…
“Tales of Glory” is definitely not a direct reference to the story of the Destructors themselves. Theirs is rather a story of constancy, character, self-sacrifice, proud belief in… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Johnny Foreigner have announced their new album, ‘Forwards!’, with the single ‘The New Navigation’ and details of a UK tour. Find all the details below. The Birmingham indie band will release the record on September 4 via Alcopop! Records, following on from 2024’s ‘How To Be Hopeful’. Pre-order/pre-save here. They have described the forthcoming project as a “small collection of songs” about their home city. It comprises 10 full-length tracks, “six actual songs”, each named from prominent bits of Birmingham media, and “four cursed field recordings”. To preview ‘Forwards!’, the four-piece have shared the noisy, thrashing cut ‘The New Navigation’,…
Bluegrass virtuoso Billy Strings has announced So Much for Goodbyes, his fifth studio album. The project is dedicated to his late mother, Debra Apostol, whose artwork graces its cover. It’s out August 28 via Reprise and features lead single “Burn the Other End.” You can listen to that and check out Apostol’s original piece below.“I made this record to honor my mother,” Strings said in a statement. “To notice and embrace this very significant period of grief in my life and make art from it. To turn my heartbreak into songs while using my guitar as a coping mechanism as…
A t this point in her life and career, Sara Bareilles has no time for anything that’s not real. “The decade of my forties has been all about stripping away artifice,” the singer-songwriter says. “I don’t want distance in my relationships, in my conversations, [with] fans, or the music. I don’t want artifice. I think it’s very easy to hide. And I’m terrified, but I’m not hiding.”It’s been nearly two decades since Bareilles broke out with “Love Song,” the 2007 piano ballad that was her cheeky response to her label (just think of it as the millennial version of Joni…
Brazil and its thousand rhythmic nuances light up the Villa Arconati Festival: the GILSONS hey SELTON An unmissable double appointment July 15th at 9pm, where the historic setting of the Villa Arconati Festival will transform into the beating heart of contemporary Brazilian music. The evening will see two extraordinary bands alternate on stage who, despite starting from the same roots, have been able to trace unique paths between tradition and modernity: the Gilsons and the Seltons. Tickets on sale > https://tidd.ly/4wh9fOXSingle numbered seat €25.00 + ddp GILSONS: the noble tradition of MPB that looks to the future The trio composed…
Text and meaning of Carmelathe new single by Cioffion radio and digitally from 3 July 2026 for Cioffi / Warner Records. A summer song that focuses on a universal theme, betrayal, treated with irony and rhythm. Cioffi, Carmela: what the song is about After Butterflies (in the stomach)the single released together with Naomi, Cioffi returns with a piece built for the summer: engaging rhythm, sunny sounds and an immediate chorus. But beneath the danceable surface, Carmela addresses one of the most talked about themes of all time, betrayal. The song gives voice to both those who betray and those who…
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding invitations reportedly included NDAs, ahead of the couple’s rumoured nuptials at Madison Square Garden. A spokesperson later said that his comment was only based on a TMZ report, which claimed that a permit had been requested for NYC’s Madison Square Garden for the July 4 weekend. Then, last week NBC News cited a source who said the 19,500-capacity arena was preparing for a major event that same weekend. The source in question, who is said to be among the invitees, told the outlet that 1,100 people were expected to attend Swift and Kelce’s wedding ceremony at…
When NME is ushered, quietly, into the spacious west London hotel suite reserved for our 30-minute on-camera interview with Mick Jagger, the legendary Rolling Stones frontman is nowhere to be seen. He's next door, an aide tells us, getting changed. He didn't like his jacket. In what iconic outfit from the band's storied career might he emerge, we wonder – the floaty Hyde Park blouse from Brian Jones' 1969 tribute? Or one of his 1970s sequinned, velvet jumpsuits? Surely not the massive fluffy black cape, designed to look like a gorilla's fur, that he wore during renditions of 'Sympathy For…
After their Italian debut last June, Kneecap have announced their return to our country with two new concerts scheduled for November.The Belfast trio, protagonists of a first Italian tour that touched Milan, Bologna, Rome and Bari, will once again present live the songs from “Fenian”, the album published last April 24th by Heavenly Recordings. The new dates are set for November 24, 2026 at Alcatraz in Milan and November 25 at the Teatro Cartiere Carrara in Florence. Tickets will be available from 10am on Friday 3 July. Kneecap – already record of the month on OndaRock with their debut “Fine…
