Lontalius has shared a thoughtful new song, 'Don't You Think I Do Enough?', lifted from the second side of his upcoming album, 'Someone Will Be There For You'.
The song sees the New Zealand producer and songwriter singing alongside emotive piano, while he contemplates conversations that don't go anywhere.
New Zealander Wells* has shared his 'Tape 3' EP, the final instalment following up 'Tape 1' and 'Tape 2' from the past two years.
About the new EP, he shares: “This EP was the moment I said ‘No love songs!’ because everything I had released before 'Depressed' was a love song and I wanted to challenge myself to be more insular and process different emotions, which feel less universal to me. Specifically this EP became about my depression.”
Ahead of the release of 'All The Ways We Are Together' on April 22nd, Dreamer Boy has shared another song, 'Let's Hold Hands', which features R&B act Melanie Faye (who also contributed to Claud's debut album 'Super Monster').
The song comes with an animated video, which sees an animated Dreamer Boy (Zach Taylor) exploring the trippy, colourful wilderness.
Watch the music video for 'Let's Hold Hands' below...
Rising New York artist Maude Latour has shared a music video for her latest song, 'Walk Backwards', which stars her and two of her roommates adventuring around the streets of New York - scootering, biking, and long-boarding - before making their way to a nearby rooftop, where, Latour aptly poses in front of a map labelled 'World La-Tour 2022'.
"I'm jealous that you're in New Zealand," says Lucas Hedges wistfully, "I've never been but I imagine it's like paradise." Unintentionally adding insult to injury, I inform him that production company A24 (whom he spent his teenage years coming of age for in the likes of cult favourite films such as Greta Gerwig's 'Ladybird', 'Waves', and Jonah Hill's 'Mid-90s') are currently shooting a horror film on location here. He hollers down the phone with mock indignation as he sadly processes the news, "You're kidding! What movie? NO!!!
Dylan O'Brien's latest film 'Love and Monsters' is coming to Netflix everywhere outside of America on April 14th, following its nomination for the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects.
Having shared two new solo songs last week ('On The Ground' and 'Gone'), Blackpink's ROSÉ performed the lead song for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in a perfectly choreographed performance and a black-and-white set-up.
Watch the performance - plus the 'On The Ground' music video below:
It's been announced that 'Killing Eve' will end with its delayed fourth season (due to start filming in the UK and across Europe upcoming) of eight episodes that will air in 2022, but that a number of potential spinoff ideas are in development.
Phoebe Bridgers covers the latest issue of Who What Wear, as photographed by Emman Montalvan, and styled by Donna Lisa in "goth ranch".
No Rome, Charli XCX and The 1975's Matty Healy and George Daniel have today shared an adorably animated music video for their debut supergroup single, 'Spinning'.
The video arrives today alongside a new merch release, which includes a super cute colouring book illustrated by Hideyuki Tanaka with scenes from and inspired by the music video, as well as a 7", tie-dye t-shirt, and longsleeve.