Maude Latour has shared a music video for her new single, 'Furniture', which was filmed on the last day of college before Covid-19 led to it closing.
The video, which takes place in her dorm room, was filmed with all her friends and directed by her longtime collaborator Fergus Campbell.
Watch the music video below...
Inhaler have shared a music video for their excellent new song 'Falling In', which they filmed remotely while in isolation, and was directed by Douglas Hart and Antony Genn.
Watch the 'Falling In' music video below...
Role Model has shared a brand new single and accompanying music video called 'For The People In The Back', a song about embracing independence ("I don't need nobody," he repeats in the chorus).
The song also touches on toxic masculinity in the second verse as he sings, "And all dudes who acting tough could use some help on how to love."
We've been listening to The 1975's brand new album 'Notes On A Conditional Form' on repeat since its release last week - and have since designed a very scientific and mathematical quiz so you can discover which song from the album best represents you right now at this very moment in time.
DO THE QUIZ BELOW...
And read our new The 1975 cover story here.
Billie Eilish has today shared a short film, 'Not My Responsibility', which she originally created to be an anti-body shaming video interlude on her 2020 headline tour and was first seen during the Where Do We Go? World Tour earlier this year.
In the short film, Eilish challenges:
In lieu of BBC Radio 1 being able to hold their annual Big Weekend festival event this year, the station has asked artists to share home performances instead, with Rex Orange County, Haim, and Declan McKenna some of the artists who have participated.
Watch their performances below...
So, you think you know The 1975? But do you know Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matty Healy, and Ross MacDonald better than The Animal Spirit Deck?
And have you been streaming The 1975's new album 'Notes On A Conditional Form' every waking minute that you want to listen to music?
Yes?
Well, how great! It looks like you have earned yourself a treat today.
New Zealand duo Balu Brigada have shared a new song, 'it's nice to have someone to miss', a groovy yet sentimental song which they describe as "acknowledging that it’s a luxury to have something that meant enough to you that you miss it when it’s gone."
The new song comes lifted from their upcoming EP, 'Funk Boiz', and follows their release 'Medicine' from last year. To celebrate the new song, we asked the brothers Henry and Pierre Beasley to interview one another about the new song, how they've been spending lockdown, and more...
In celebration of the end of New Zealand Music Month fast-approaching, we're highlighting five New Zealanders helping to shape the global sound of pop music today - through their work with not only fellow New Zealanders, but with artists from all over the world.
Twenty One Pilots performed new song 'Level Of Concern' live for the first time on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last week, with some help from some friends... and one very special fren... Ned (who was first seen in the 'Chlorine' music video)!
Watch the performance below...