The sleep, relaxation, and meditation app, Calm, has today announced an upcoming collaboration with Harry Styles, in which he will presumably read aloud a sleep story.

Dirty Hit's Beabadoobee, BLACKSTARKIDS, and Oscar Lang are among the many artists announced for the upcoming virtual festival, Finsperry - a fundraising event with all profits going to the UK's National Health Service.

Thea continues to impart invaluable reminders about the importance of self-care on her new lullaby of a song, 'A Little Time On Me', about which she sagely says, "Don’t forget about yourself in the midst of saving others, save something for yourself."

Listen to the new song below...

Read our most recent interview with Thea here.

Following a number of recent sexual assault allegations within the indie music scene coming to light, Clairo has announced on her social media that she is working on new initiatives to make her live performances a safe space and prevent harassment wherever possible.

In a series of tweets, she shares that she is working on hiring people to look out for assault, harassment, and uncomfortable situations in a live show - and references Rina Sawayama's use of wristbands at shows for people going to shows alone.

Read the tweets below:

"Right now at this moment, I'm feeling pretty blue, like a light blue," UMI shares with me over the phone, a few days out from the release of her 'Introspection' EP - released last Sunday in time with the new moon in Cancer.

Gracie Abrams has announced today that she will release her debut project, 'Minor' - assumedly an EP - in a few weeks on July 14th - after delaying its original release last month due to not wanting to detract from the important work of the Black Lives Matter movement and anti-racist activists.

Ahead of the release of their forthcoming new album, 'The Sun and Her Scorch' (out July 31st), Dizzy have today shared a self-reflective new song 'Roman Candles'.

Haim graduate from walking to running in their just released music video for new single, 'Don't Wanna' - lifted from the band's outstanding new album, 'Women In Music Pt. III'.

About the video, Haim say:

Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have reprised their 'Normal People' roles, with none other than Andrew Scott of 'Fleabag', in a skit for RTÉ’s special Comic Relief programme which finds all three at confessional.

Watch the skit below...

To celebrate the release of their new album, 'Women In Music Pt. III', Haim broadcast live from Canter's Deli (the place of their very first ever show, and setting of the WIMPIII album art photographed by Paul Thomas Anderson) to perform some of the new songs live.

Watch the performance below...

P.S. Read our new Haim cover story here.