Taking to her Twitter, Pale Waves frontwoman Heather Baron-Gracie today teased a short snippet of a song titled 'She's My Religion', which she refers to as "my gay anthem".
Listen to the snippet below...
In lieu of the Met Gala this year, Anna Wintour and Vogue magazine yesterday hosted 'A Moment With The Met' live-stream event to help raise money for A Common Thread - the COVID-19 relief fund started by Vogue and Tom Ford.
Florence + The Machine's Florence Welch appeared as a special-guest during the stream, performing an intimate rendition of 'You’ve Got The Love' live from her living room.
Watch the performance below...
In conversation via email, the members of three-piece UK band Drug Store Romeos are thoughtful, extremely self-aware, but also, earnestly in touch with the universe. And the trio's music reflects the same surrealist whimsy.
Although they only have two officially released songs to their name thus far, you'll only need to listen to the portentous 'Frame Of Reference' once to join us in being thoroughly excited for their promised forthcoming EP.
If you've been looking for a song to surmise the current worldwide climate, look no further than Oscar Welsh's aptly titled 'Weird Times', where he sings, "I don't really like these weird times / I just kinda really wanna run away." Having started work on the new song a week before lockdown began, 'Weird Times' not only reflects on the world's current state, but also takes a moment to recommend some of Welsh's favourite artists, including Frank Ocean, Daniel Caesar, Beabadoobee, and more.
Grumpy is the self-declared "musical (internet) soap box" of Nashville-based singer-songwriter Mason Schmitt, who, on the debut album 'Loser', finds humour in the mundane and her own imperfections; always striving for self-growth and wanting listeners to "connect with my stories and be able to feel through them".
“I wish I didn’t care,” Tom Verberne repeatedly sings over and over in his latest release, 'Up 4 2', a song which feels truly sincere in its delivery. Originally from Wellington, the rising musician relocated to Auckland last year and has opened for the likes of BENEE and Maxwell Young, releasing a constant output since his 2018 debut album, 'All Kinds of Red'.
Halsey has teamed up with Marshmello to release 'Be Kind', a song Halsey describes as a "cute optimistic heartfelt dance summery 80s" song.
In the song, Halsey sings about wanting honesty in a relationship, singing, "When you know you can cry / To the one, always confide / In the one, you can be kind too / The one that you love."
It's been four years since Glass Animals dropped their much-beloved album, 'How To Be A Human Being', and a lot has changed for them since then. After the band's drummer Joe Seaward was debilitatingly injured in a cycle crash in 2018, the band were forced to cancel the rest of their upcoming tour. This time off gave frontman Dave Bayley to work on what would become their next project, as well as pursuing producing for other artists, like 6lack and MorMor, as well as lend his vocals to a Flume collaboration.
Rising LA-based collective Peach Tree Rascals are following up the drop 'Things Won't Go My Way' with another new song, 'not ok', a song which tackles ideas around escapism.
After sharing her latest single 'Maybe It's Me', E^ST has now shared a colourful animated video to accompany the song.
About the video, E^ST says: “Since we couldn’t make an irl video, here’s a little animated me going on a journey. Hope you like it.”
Watch the video below...