We first featured Jessie Reyez as a Must-Know Artist back in 2018 (read that interview here), and today, Reyez releases her debut album, 'Before Love Came To Kill Us'.

The 15-song release follows two previous EP releases ('Kiddo' and 'Being Human In Public'), and sees Reyez tackle love, loss, and healing - with standout songs like 'Kill Us', 'Intruders', and 'Coffin' showcasing her songwriting talents.

If you've been spending all your time at home playing 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' (aka, the correct way to spend all your time at home), then you'll be excited to learn of Nintendo's announcement of their Easter celebrations in the form of Bunny Day.

Though called a day, the festivities will last for 12 days from April 1st to April 12th, and will include hidden eggs all over the island, from which you can craft egg-themed furniture, clothing, and more.

Watch a short video teaser for the announcement below...

Japan, Man has today shared her fourth ever song, 'Cautious', following a series of three songs in the past year. The relatively new dreamy project from the 15-year-old Beirut-based artist (real name Laeticia Acra) is evolving with each new release, tackling judgement from other people to the desire to understand oneself.

Maya Hawke (yes, your fave; Robin of 'Stranger Things') has announced that she will be releasing her debut album 'Blush' on June 19th, with new song 'By Myself' out now - following up last year's 'Stay Open' and 'To Love A Boy'.

About the album, Hawke says: "This album happened accidentally. From my point of view, 'Blush' is a collection of secret messages, hidden communications with the people in my life."

According to his Spotify bio, 19-year-old Thomas Headon won the Year 10 Maths Award, only has like six good songs, releases music in the hope to be verified on any form of social media... and owns a cardboard cutout of Harry Styles.

Today with the release of his debut EP, 'The Greatest Hits', the former Melburnian (Headon was born in London, moved with his family to Melbourne at age five, and last year returned to his birthplace) appears to have decided to release his "six good songs".

Listen to Headon's 'The Greatest Hits' EP below:

EDEN has shared a music video for 'good morning', lifted from his latest album, 'no future'.

The video begins at a picturesque beach, before a short text interlude ("As day breaks mortality / colors run and bleed / for fear now's the only time there is / and just as good night comes following / follow down and seem / I, who watched this disappear / and out of the dark you'll find / given the time and space / the world will bend to guide you") before the setting changes to a desert in Morocco.

"You have the cutest voice ever," Doja Cat excitedly declares less than a minute into our interview, which sees us discussing everything from her passion for waffles, to her love of creativity in the visuals of her music, and coming up with one-liners for her sophomore album, 'Hot Pink'.

Following her debut single 'Deep End', Holly Humberstone has shared a new song, 'Falling Asleep At The Wheel', which she told Clash magazine is about "losing momentum and feeling like your emotions will slowly destroy the relationship you’re in and you altogether. I think the dark, wonky sonics define who I am musically, which is why 'Falling Asleep At The Wheel' is such a milestone track for me, and has taught me so much about myself as a musician."

Kailee Morgue has returned with a brand new single, 'Knew You', which sees her tackling an intense love in her songwriting for the first time ("Everytime I take a breath / It's like a knife inside my chest / Still I love you to death," she sings in the bridge).

It's been three years since Dua Lipa shared her debut self-titled album with the world, and today is the day that her sophomore album 'Future Nostalgia' is finally here! The eleven-track album is full of disco-infused bops which nod to Lipa's list of influences for the album, including Outkast, No Doubt, Prince, and more.

To celebrate the album's release, we've put together five things we currently appreciate about Dua and the album - check them out below...