Rina Sawayama has returned with the announcement that she's signed to Dirty Hit, and has shared a brand new single and music video for 'STFU!', a song which takes inspiration from nu-metal, combining it with Rina's own unique pop sound.
The incredible music video (directed by Rina and Alesandra Kurr) opens with a concept stemmed from Rina's own experiences with offensive, racial stereotypes which sees her explode with rage.
Gracie Abrams has today shared a cozy new song, 'Stay', which was co-written with New Zealander Sam de Jong (who also produced the song).
'Stay' follows on from last month's 'Mean It' and is another poetic open letter, with Abrams endearingly wearing her heart-on-her-hoodie-sleeve.
The 1975 gave their new song 'Frail State Of Mind' its television debut last night with a cozy rendition on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Watch the performance below...
P.S. Read our latest The 1975 interview here.
Queen of merch Billie Eilish has today launched a kids line, featuring onesies, co-ordinate sets, tiny socks and tiny beanies.
Shop the collection here.
Haim have today shared a new song, 'Hallelujah', arriving accompanied by a Paul Thomas Anderson-directed music video - about which the band says, "When we got together with Paul we wanted to depict what it’s like to have siblings that always have your back. A support system. This song is a big thank you to the people in your life that love and support you every day."
About the new song, each sister says:
Celebrating the release of her new book 'The Testaments' (the long-awaited sequel to 'The Handmaid’s Tale'), acclaimed author Margaret Atwood has today announced that she will be returning to New Zealand next year with her 'In Conversation With Margaret Atwood' Tour, for a special three evenings across Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch.
Monday 10 February - Michael Fowler Centre - Wellington
Tuesday 11 February - The Civic - Auckland
Wednesday 12 February - Douglas Lilburn - Christchurch
Tonight during their show in Camden, New Jersey, The 1975 performed new song 'Frail State Of Mind' live for the very first time ever.
Watch fan-filmed videos of the live debut below...
P.S. Read out latest The 1975 interview here.
During his double duties as both host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live last night, Harry Styles performed 'Watermelon Sugar' and 'Lights Up' from his upcoming new album 'Fine Line' out December 13th.
Watch both performances below, as well as some clips of skits from the SNL episode...
Coinciding with his double-duty hosting and musical guest duties on Saturday Night Live tonight, Harry Styles has shared a new song, 'Watermelon Sugar' - lifted from his upcoming new album 'Fine Line' out December 13th.
Listen to the new song below...
"Pardon my dullness, what’s my part?" ponders Slow Hollows frontman Austin Anderson in the concluding lines of 'Young Man', a wry ode to discerning self-analysis and lackadaisical thinking, which features on the quartet's aptly titled new album, 'Actors'. In conversation, Anderson explains that after reflecting on the people in his life, he concluded that, "Everybody's just kind of acting in their own thing and just working to get through whatever it is that they need to get through." This universal theme runs through the entirety of 'Actors', fr