Christine And The Queens has announced a new album, 'Paranoïa, Angels, True Love' - including features from 070 Shake and Madonna, and arrives accompanied by the first single, 'To be honest'.
Celebrating the five-year anniversary of her 'Historian' album, Lucy Dacus has shared a new video for 'Night Shift' - starring 'Yellowjackets' actress Jasmin Savoy Brown, and featuring cameos from Phoebe Bridgers and Carmen Maria Machado.
Matador is will release a fifth-anniversary edition of 'Historian' on red vinyl on May 26th, featuring Dacus’ first draft of the album’s artwork.
Watch the 'Night Shift' video below...
"I’m trying to find my purpose," muses d4vd in new song, 'Worthless' - an introspective look at feeling lost and unsatisfied by life.
Chappell Roan has today shared a short-film for her song, 'Casual' - which arrives today with the news that Roan has signed to frequent collaborator Daniel Nigro's new record label, Amusement Records (in partnership with Island Records).
About her new video, Chappell says: "The video is a representation of how I dream of a serious relationship with someone in my head, but in reality it may be far from that. Even though it may not feel like it, if there are no labels, it’s just casual."
Watch the music video for 'Casual' below...
With an official trailer for Season 2 of 'Yellowjackets' dropping today, Florence + The Machine has also released her cover of No Doubt's 'Just A Girl’, which she has recorded specially for the show and co-produced with Mark Bowen of IDLES.
Ahead of Showtime (Neon in NZ, FYI) kicking off Season 2 of 'Yellowjackets' on March 24th, a full trailer has now been shared - which is soundtracked by Florence + The Machine covering No Doubt's 'Just A Girl' exclusively for the show.
You can next catch Jennifer Lawrence in 'No Hard Feelings' - a new comedy from director Gene Stupnitsky ('Good Boys') and the co-writer of 'Bad Teacher'.
After sharing with us last year that they "have a little cameo in the show as a rival band", Malcolm McRae and Kane Ritchotte - a.k.a. Los Angeles-based duo, more* - have now been revealed as fictional band, The Winters, in the TV-adaptation of 'Daisy Jones & The Six'.
And with the series now streaming on Prime Video, you can also listen to a song from The Winters titled 'Over/Under'.
They say that behind every great man there's a great woman, and in the case of Billy Dunne (played by Sam Claflin in Prime Video's TV-adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid's beloved book, 'Daisy Jones & The Six'), it's rather more complicated than that, with Daisy Jones and Camila Dunne (played by Riley Keough and Camila Morrone respectively) entangled with Billy in a complex web of obligation, half-truths, and passion.
“She's dressed as a banana," announced a delighted Harry Styles, launching into an impromptu riff-off which involved the commendation of fans dressed as fruits or vegetables (fondly referred to as 'The Banana Song' by fans, or 'She's Dressed As A Banana'). "Is there anyone dressed as an aubergine?