PinkPantheress has shared ‘Angel’, her contribution to the Barbie soundtrack. Listen to it below.
‘Angel’ follows Dua Lipa’s ‘Dance the Night’, which was featured in the movie’s second trailer, as well as the Karol G and Aldo Ranks collab ‘Watati’. Out July 21, the soundtrack also includes new tracks from Nicki Minaj with Ice Spice, Haim, Tame Impala, Charli XCX, Lizzo, and more.
Rosalía has shared a new single, ‘TUYA’, alongside an accompanying video. The track was recorded with Puerto Rican reggaeton producer Chris Jedi. Check it out below.
“Exploring is part of who I am as a musician, and, in the case of ‘Tuya,’ inspirations such as reggaeton, Japanese instruments, flamenco, and gabber techno coexist at the same level,” Rosalía said in a statement.
‘TUYA’ follows RR, Rosalía’s joint EP with her partner, Rauw Alejandro. Back in January, she released the song ‘LLYLM’. Check out our review of Rosalía’s headlining set at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound 2023.
Rob Grant, Lana Del Rey’s father, has shared a new single from his debut album, Lost at Sea, which is out tomorrow (June 9). ‘Hollywood Bowl’ is one of two collaborations with his daughter that appear on the LP, following the previously released title track. Listen to it below.
“Twice, I sang at the Hollywood Bowl/ And my dad plays just like Billy Joel/ And I’m young when I’m old, and I’m old when I’m young when I’m old/ At the whims of my heart and my soul,” Lana Del Rey sings on the song, which she co-produced with Laura Sisk, Zach Dawes, and Jack Antonoff.
On Twitter, Rob Grant wrote: “One of my favorite songs on the album! The vocal range that Lana displays is incredible. The piano begins with a delicate melody and then builds to a beautiful release…where the music suddenly lifts you up & sweeps you away.”
The Drums, the indie pop project led by Jonny Pierce, has shared a new single called ‘Obvious’. It follows previous outings ‘I Want It All’, ‘Plastic Envelope’, and ‘Protect Him Always’. Give it a listen below.
“Unwavering love has shown itself to be stronger than any of my fears and self-protections,” Pierce said in a statement. “‘Obvious’ is a joyous song about that transformative moment, of finally lifting up my head, opening my eyes, and finding steadfast love surrounding me from all angles. It’s about the realization that I’ve been loved all along, but I am just now feeling safe enough to let myself see it.”
Chris Farren has dropped a new single called ‘Bluish’. It’s the second offering from his upcoming Jay Som-produced album, Doom Singer, following ‘Cosmic Leash’, which landed on our Best New Songs list. Check out a video for the track below.
“For this video I stood in front of a green screen while my wife blasted me with a leaf blower for 5 minutes,” Farren explained in a statement. “I was inspired by a short animated film I saw on the Criterion Channel (I’m smart) called ‘Asparagus’ by an amazing visual artist named Suzan Pitt.”
Doom Singer is set for release on August 4 via Polyvinyl.
Madeline Kenney has released ‘I Drew a Line’, the second preview of her upcoming LP A New Reality Mind. The Sucker’s Lunch follow-up was led by the single ‘Superficial Conversation’. Check out the new track below.
“I’ve been thinking a lot about the stories I tell myself to keep plodding along, and how those stories can obfuscate certain realities,” Kenney said of ‘I Drew a Line’ in a statement. “Stories not only set limits but also set us up for the most frightening awakening when life starts to contradict the story. When I went through a breakup I realized that the story I had been living out was much different in the plain light of day than what I had constructed out of fantasy. I think it’s very human to tell stories, and I think it can protect us, but what if we don’t need protection? What purpose does the story serve then?”
A New Reality Mind arrives July 28 via Carpark.
Beverly Glenn-Copeland has shared a new single, ‘Harbour (Song for Elizabeth)’, taken from his first album in almost 20 years, The Ones Ahead. It follows the previously released track ‘Africa Calling’, and it features vocals from Jeremy Costello, a member of Glenn’s band Indigo Rising. Check it out below, along with a new live performance video filmed at Lakewind Sound Studios in Nova Scotia and directed by Posy Dixon.
“On each of Elizabeth’s birthdays, I write her a song,” Glenn-Copeland commented in a statement. “I’m not sure of the date that I wrote this one, but we are lucky she had a copy of it or it would have been lost. I had totally forgotten about it. Elizabeth and I have been friends since 1992. In 2007, at a mutual friend’s wedding, the spark of a deep personal love was ignited (there’s an amazing story here about a dream she had prior to that wedding about us, but I’ll leave that for her to tell!). We married in 2009. Since then, she has been my partner in every aspect of life personally and creatively.”
“This song is included on this album to honor her deep love and commitment to me which kept us afloat during the first years of our marriage,” he continued. “I need to also acknowledge her dedication over the last few years during a physically and emotionally harrowing time which necessitated her giving up her own creative life to care for me. For me, a harbour represents a place of safety when the wild oceans of life are going berserk. Elizabeth has been this for me in spades. She had faith in my work when no one much in the world seemed to care. She is the love of my life given to me by the universe and I am grateful.”
The Ones Ahead is slated for release on July 28 via Transgressive.
Angie McMahon has shared ‘Saturn Returning’, her first new single in three years. The Melbourne-based singer-songwriter co-directed the song’s accompanying video with Bridgette Winten. Check it out below.
‘Saturn Returning’ was co-produced by Brad Cook and features Matt McCaughan on drums, organ by Phil Cook, and Leif Vollebekk on bass. Speaking about the track, McMahon said in a statement:
Your Saturn Return is like a teacher, and this song is a conversation with myself through a time of significant endings and beginnings, where compassion and hope have been the best antidote to my own mental health struggles. The biggest lesson I’ve had in this chapter of my life is the value of a gentle and loving relationship with myself, no matter what. When I went for a walk and listened to it I started crying, feeling like a choir of hopeful voices could see me struggling and they had my back. I realised I’d been writing the song I needed to hear.
She added of the video: “Bridgette captured moments of calmness and aching with a reverence for the magic lens that this song was asking for, and the wonder and power of nature and its forces as an anchor.”
McMahon’s debut album, Salt, came out in 2019.
Next month, Manchester Orchestra and Jimmy Eat World are heading out on a co-headline US tour, which runs through the end of August. Today, the two bands have covered each other’s songs: Manchester Orchestra have tackled ‘Table for Glasses’, the opening track from 1999’s Clarity, while Jimmy Eat World have offered their take on ‘Telepath’, from 2021’s The Million Masks of God. Take a listen below, and check out the bands’ upcoming tour dates.
“It was an absolute honour to trade covers with one of our favourite bands,” Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull said in a statement. “We approached our cover with admiration for the original and had a blast exploring all of its spacious corners.”
Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins added; “Manchester Orchestra is great at sitting you down, spinning your chair around and stopping it to show you are now somewhere else. We knew if we were going to cover an immersive song like ‘Telepath,’ we’d have to commit to ‘stopping the chair’ at bizzaro-Jimmy Eat World universe.”
Manchester Orchestra have also announced their rescheduled sold-out London shows and added two new shows to their UK run; find those dates below, too.
Jimmy Eat World and Manchester Orchestra 2023 Tour Dates:
Tue Jul 11 – Missoula, MT – Big Sky Brewing Company Amphitheater +
Fri Jul 14 – Spokane, WA – The Podium +
Sat Jul 15 – Seattle, WA – WAMU Theater +
Sun Jul 16 – Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amphitheater +
Tue Jul 18 – San Francisco, CA – The Masonic ^
Wed Jul 19 – Los Angeles, CA – The Greek Theatre +
Fri Jul 21 – San Diego, CA – Gallagher Square at Petco Park +
Sat Jul 22 – Las Vegas, NV – The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan ^
Sun Jul 23 – Salt Lake City, UT – Complex Outdoors +
Tue Jul 25 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheater +
Thu Jul 27 – St. Louis, MO – Saint Louis Music Park ^
Fri Jul 28 – Nashville, TN – Ascend Amphitheater ^
Sat Jul 29 – Asheville, NC – Rabbit Rabbit ^
Sun Jul 30 – Charlotte, NC – Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre ^
Mon Aug 07 – Houston, TX – 713 Music Hall +
Tue Aug 08 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater ^
Wed Aug 09 – Dallas, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory ^
Fri Aug 11 – Oklahoma City, OK – The Criterion +
Sun Aug 13 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory ^
Tue Aug 15 – Milwaukee, WI – The Rave/Eagles Club +
Wed Aug 16 – Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed ^
Fri Aug 18 – Indianapolis, IN – TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park +
Sat Aug 19 – Columbus, OH – KEMBA Live! Outdoors ^
Sun Aug 20 – Sterling Heights, MI – Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill ^
Mon Aug 21 – Toronto, ON – RBC Echo Beach ^
Wed Aug 23 – New York, NY – SummerStage In Central Park ^
Thu Aug 24 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway +
Fri Aug 25 – Buffalo, NY – Outer Harbor Buffalo +
Sat Aug 26 – Philadelphia, PA –Skyline Stage at the Mann ^
+ Jimmy Eat World Closing
^ Manchester Orchestra Closing
Manchester Orchestra 2023 UK Tour Dates:
Oct 1 – Union Chapel, London
Oct 2 – Union Chapel, London – Sold Out
Oct 3 – Union Chapel, London – Sold Out
Oct 5 – Manchester Academy 2
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