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Swim Deep’s evolution has been fascinating to watch. Since forming in 2011, the British indie band have zigged and zagged through different shades of alternative music, taking in everything from the dreamy indie-pop of 2013 debut ‘Where The Heaven Are We’ and the synth-led psych wigout of follow-up ‘Mothers’, to third album ‘Emerald Classics’’ ‘90s dance-pop leaning sounds. Another left turn landed in 2024, with ‘There’s A Big Star Outside’ – rich, warm, introspective alt-rock that twinkled and swelled. Two years on from that last record, Swim Deep – frontman Austin “Ozzy” Williams, keyboardist James Balmont, bassist Cavan McCarthy, guitarist…
The song follows the singer's recent albums Eusexua and Eusexua Afterglow FKA Twigs dropped a new single, “On Your Mind,” featuring Lil Yachty. The track, produced by DJH, marks her first new music of 2026. The singer has been teasing the song on tour this summer. “i wrote this song with yachty in the evening after a long dance rehearsal when i had found out that my previous manager and production team had not got me visa's in time to go to coachella and complete my headline EUSEXUA USA tour,” she shared in a statement on Instagram. “I stayed late…
In light of the Supreme Court ruling in Cox v. Sony Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
There's a new Eddie Vedder song, but maybe it's not what you expect. Better Believe was written and recorded in collaboration with the guys from Guitars Over Guns, a Chicago organization that uses music, mentoring and the arts to empower young people and broaden their life prospects.«By sharing skills and experiences, and starting from the passion that unites us for music, we inspire our students to imagine a future full of possibilities, helping them to feel involved, motivated and responsible for their own path», reads the mission of the non-profit.Written for the occasion, the singer of Pearl Jam and Guitars…
The Odyssey is almost here and its star Matt Damon celebrated by climbing into a Trojan horse to sneak onto the stage at Jimmy Kimmel Live. As host Jimmy Kimmel delivered his final monologue before taking his annual summer break he was interrupted by a delivery driver bearing a giant wooden horse and a slightly small horse. Kimmel feigned surprise at the delivery, even when the driver insisted on bringing the smaller one inside the studio. “I didn’t order this horse,” he said. “I don’t know what it’s doing here. We’re doing the show right now.” Damon then leaped out…
He goes out Freeze imagethe new song written, composed and arranged by Davide Pepean intense and current reflection on the sense of emotional paralysis that increasingly characterizes contemporary society. Through authentic writing, the song explores the difficulty of establishing deep relationships in a context in which human relationships are frequently mediated by screens and digital communication. That feeling of being suspended, stuck in a “freeze frame”, becomes the metaphor of a shared existential condition: the inability to move forward, the fear of the future and the weight of an anxiety that immobilizes. In the text the contrast between this forced…
Madeline Babuka Black’s earliest Slippers material, written while she was working as a nanny in New York City, was made with kids and adults in mind. The solo project’s debut EP, Here’s Some Slippers, was spiritually aligned with the educational yet existential songwriting They Might Be Giants produced during their stint as a children’s music act in the ’00s: Its slivers of power pop mirrored a child’s insatiable curiosity, posing questions like, “How many people’s photos am I in?”, “Why’s my monkey always cryin’?”, and what if shirts and pants could fall in love? Since enrolling in the California Institute…
It is the concert that in 1996 transformed a battle for human rights that was barely covered by the mass media into a cultural event of global significance. Born from an idea by Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys, the Tibetan Freedom Concert in San Francisco brought together great names from rock and hip hop in a line-up that would be the envy of any festival: Rage Against the Machine, Smashing Pumpkins, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Björk, A Tribe Called Quest, Foo Fighters, Sonic Youth, Beck, Pavement, De La Soul, Fugees, John Lee Hooker, Yoko Ono, Cibo Matto, Biz Markie…
The double album, the climax of 18 months at breakneck speed, turns 60 Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
After the singles Love business And Average happy, Beatrice Quinta returns with new music. The song is titled Help! and is available from June 18, 2026 on all digital platforms. The piece continues the path started by the artist in recent months, between autobiographical writing, irony and observation of reality. Beatrice Quinta addresses anxieties and insecurities in “Help!” With the new single, Beatrice Quinta transforms personal fragilities and obsessive thoughts into a pop song with an immediate rhythm. Help! focuses on the theme of constant comparison with others and the pressure of always feeling up to par, themes that run…
