Frank Ocean is once again teasing new music. The singer took to Instagram Stories today (November 9) to share a one-minute snippet of a song. Listen to it below.
Ocean hasn’t put out a new song since the two tracks he released in April 2020, ‘Dear April’ and ‘Cayendo’. Last July, he shared two episodes of his Blonded Radio Apple Music 1 radio show, which featured unreleased music.
Frank Ocean previews new music.
— Pop Base (@PopBase) November 9, 2023
On November 17th, a solo exhibition of Japanese artist Yuichiro Ukai will be presented at Venus Over Manhattan under the direction of Kyoto gallerist Yukiko Koide of Yukiko Koide Presents.
This presentation of 15 new works by the artist marks Ukai’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and follows the American Folk Art Museum’s recent acquisition of Ukai’s work. The exhibition will be on view at 39 Great Jones Street, New York until January 13, 2024, accompanied by a catalogue featuring a new text by Kenjiro Hosaka, Director of the Shiga Museum of Art.
As an artist, Yuichiro Ukai is a prominent self-taught practitioner living and working in the Shiga prefecture of Japan. Upon graduating from high school in 2014, Ukai became a member of the distinguished Atelier Yamanami. Yamanami is a live-work facility offering employment, training, and arts enrichment programs for individuals with neurodiversity or disabilities. For Ukai’s art practice to flourish, Yamanami provided the ideal environment and support.
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Peggy Gou has teamed up with Lenny Kravitz for a new single, ‘I Believe In Love Again’. It’s set to appear on Peggy Gou’s as-yet-unannounced debut album, which is due to arrive next year. Listen to it below.
“The ’90s have had such a huge influence on my music,” Gou explained in a statement. “People know about my love of the dance/house/rave scene from that time but I’ve always been a big R&B fan, and also a huge fan of Lenny. I listened endlessly to his 1998 album 5—my personal favourite—but his whole discography is great, totally timeless. He came into the studio and transformed the guide vocal into magic, writing new lyrics and creating that incredible guitar riff. ‘I Believe In Love Again’ is a strong message of positivity and hope, and we hope everyone feels that when they hear the song.”
Earlier this year, Peggy Gou shared ‘(It Goes Like) Nanana’, her first singe for XL Recordings.
Sleater-Kinney have shared their new single, ‘Say It Like You Mean It’, alongside an accompanying video. The band’s Carrie Brownstein directed the clip, which stars Succession‘s J. Smith-Cameron. Check it out below.
“The video tells the story of a woman who’s lost all sense of what’s appropriate,” Brownstein said in a statement. “Sick with the alienation that stems from existing in a disparate emotional state from the person or people closest to her, she grapples with debilitating loss, desires to be seen, and dares you to leave.”
‘Say It Like You Mean It’ will appear on Sleater-Kinney’s forthcoming album, Little Rope, which is out January 19. It follows lead single ‘Hell’.
Laura Jane Grace has announced a new album, Hole in My Head, marking her first solo release since 2021’s At War With the Silverfish EP. It’s to arrive on February 16 via Polyvinyl. Today’s announcement comes with the release of the title track, alongside a music video directed by Gilbert Trejo. Check it out below.
Hole in My Head includes the previously shared single ‘Dysphoria Hoodie’. Grace recorded the LP at Native Sound in St. Louis with producer David Beeman, and over half of it features Drive-By Truckers bassist Matt Patton. “St. Louis really opened its arms to me and I just have such a great time when I’m there,” Grace reflected in a statement. “It’s a really special city. To me, it feels like the way every city in America felt when I first started touring in the late-‘90s, and this crazy mix of fun and adventure, but danger and possibility.”
Hole in My Head Cover Artwork:
Hole in My Head Tracklist:
1. Hole In My Head
2. I’m Not A Cop
3. Dysphoria Hoodie
4. Birds Talk Too
5. Punk Rock In Basements
6. Cuffing Season
7. Tacos and Toast
8. Mercenary
9. Keeping Your Wheels Straight
10. Hard Feelings
11. Give Up The Ghost
Full of Hell and Nothing have released ‘Like Stars in the Firmament’, the second offering from their upcoming collaborative album When No Birds Sang. Following lead single ‘Spend the Grace’, the track comes with an accompanying visual written and directed by Mike Martinez and Tyler Way. Check it out below.
“Nothing put a foundation down on ‘Like Stars In The Firmament,’ and Full of Hell put a house over it—and vice versa,” Domenic of Nothing said in a press release. Full of Hell’s Dylan Walker added: “‘Like Stars in the Firmament’ is like a cooling and serene bath, a valley amongst peaks. It’s a slow motion free-fall into oblivion and a fading cry at the end of the road. I think when we are faced with our own mortality and insignificance, we have to confront that oldest of fears and this song manifests that in a beautiful and sad way.”
When No Birds Sang lands on December 1 via Closed Casket Activities.
Jonah Yano has unveiled a new single, ‘concentrate’. It features contributions from the Montreal musician’s live band — Christopher Edmondson, Benjamin Maclean, Leighton Harrell, Felix Fox-Pappas, and Raiden Louie — while Clairo provided clarinet and backing vocals. Give it a listen below.
Yano’s sophomore album, portrait of a dog, arrived back in January. Revisit our Artist Spotlight Q&A with Jonah Yano.
Marika Hackman has released a new track, ‘Slime’, lifted from her upcoming album Big Sigh. Following previous cuts ‘No Caffeine’ and ‘Hanging’, it arrives alongside a music video she co-directed with Anne-Sofie Lindgaard. Check it out below.
“It’s a reflection of the destruction that can be caused when you get together with someone and there are other factors at play,” Hackman said of ‘Slime’ in a statement. “On the one hand you have a new thing that’s really exciting and hot and lusty but there can also be a lot of storm clouds floating around, a lot of fall-out socially.”
Big Sigh, Hackman’s first album in four years, is due for release on January 12 via Chrysalis Records.
Arlo Parks has announced a deluxe edition of her sophomore album, My Soft Machine. It will arrive December 8 via Transgressive, and it features six new recordings, including a studio cover of Jai Paul’s ‘Jasmine’. Check it out below.
“‘Jasmine’ has always moved me deeply – to me it’s this shadowy, timeless and incredibly profound love song,” Parks said in a statement. “I really wanted to draw out the yearning of the lyrics and pay homage to an artist who has had a seismic impact on me and on culture. Receiving Jai Paul’s blessing to create this cover with Dave Okumu was one of the highlights of my creative journey so far.”
Also included on the deluxe version of My Soft Machine is a new version of ‘I’m Sorry’ featuring Congolese-Belgian singer and rapper Lous and the Yakuza, a new take on ‘Blades’ with redveil, a cover of Tirzah’s ‘Holding On’, and acoustic renditions of ‘Devotion’ and ‘Pegasus’.
In September, Parks published her debut book, The Magic Border. She recently performed her song ‘Weightless’ on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
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