The incredibly talented Roy Blair has today shared three brand new songs - 'I Don't Know About Him', 'Fantazia' and 'You Weren't Enough' - which showcase his exponential musical growth and evolution.
About his new music, Blair says: "'Graffiti' is the bridge between 'Cat Heaven' and LP2 and explains where I've been mentally and emotionally over the past year."
Following on from his work with Brockhampton on their new album 'Ginger', Ryan Beatty has today shared a new song, 'Dark Circles', which Slow Hollows' Austin Anderson and Daniel Fox produced and co-wrote with Beatty.
Currently touring North America, John Mayer has today shared a new song, 'Carry Me Away', which follows up previous single, 'I Guess I Just Feel Like'.
As promised earlier this year in our recent cover-story, Wallows have now officially released their 2019 Record Store Day 7" songs 'Trust Fall' and 'Just Like A Movie' online.
We discussed the songs with the band in Issue #29 cover-story:
Dublin band Inhaler can do no wrong, having followed up 'My Honest Face' and 'It Won't Always Be Like This', with the effervescent 'Ice Cream Sundae' - a song that we will definitely have on repeat all of this upcoming summer.
Ahead of the release of her brand new album 'Charli' next week (out September 13th), Charli XCX has shared her collaboration with Clairo and Yaeji, 'February 2017'.
Grimes has unveiled a new song with producer i_o called 'Violence', which arrives accompanied by a music video, and follows up 'We Appreciate Power' and the demo for 'Pretty Dark'.
Watch the 'Violence' music video below...
Billie Eilish has today released her music video for 'all the good girls go to hell' music video, alongside a plea for fans to take action to help save our planet.
After being announced as an opening act for The Neighbourhood this October/November (alongside Claud), Slow Hollows have today shared a new song, 'Two Seasons', which is lifted from the band's upcoming new album 'Actors' (out October 23rd).
Listen to the new song below...
P.S. Read our latest Slow Hollows interview here.
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy covers British GQ magazine's annual GQ Awards special issue, in celebration of the four-piece winning the 2019 award for Band Of The Year at tonight's awards ceremony.