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After teasing it on his socials during the past weeks, Rich The Kid finally releases his new Gunna collaboration, titled “Too Bad”. Hopefully, we can expect a new project from the rapper to drop later this year. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Before the start of their European tour, D-Block Europe and French Montana release a collaborative album, titled WORLDWIDE WAVE. It contains 19 songs and a feature from Max B. Listen to the full project below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Today, Electronic Arts has unveiled the official Soundtrack for EA SPORTS FC™ 27, bringing together 120 tracks from 36 nations to mark the start of the new 2026/27 football season. For more than two decades, the EA SPORTS FC Soundtrack has become part of the ritual of a new season, and been one of football and music’s most recognisable cultural touchpoints, connecting millions of fans with new artists from around the globe. As anticipation builds ahead of Early Access on 18 September and the game’s worldwide launch on 25 September, the EA SPORTS FC™ 27 Soundtrack continues its legacy with…
Eight exquisite live performances from a master songwriter.Bonnie “Prince” Billy (aka Will Oldham) is no stranger to releasing live albums. Over the past 25 years he’s produced numerous live recordings under his various aliases. This eight-song collection was recorded over two nights at the Pico Union Project in Los Angeles in February 2025, in which Oldham was accompanied by a highly accomplished group of musicians. Three of the tracks are taken from his 2025 studio album The Purple Bird, including the opener Sometimes It’s Hard to Breathe, a song about finding grace and human connection amid pain, uncertainty, and moral…
Strong collection of road songs on first for new label.Leon Majcen is the son of Bosnian refugees who grew up in Safety Harbour, Florida, before relocating to Nashville in 2023. He has four independently released albums in his catalogue. The Leaving Kind represents his first release for Nashville label Cloverdale. The album was produced by Pat Lyons, who also contributed mandolin, lead guitar, pedal steel, banjo, and dobro. Other supporting musicians included Lee Williams (bass, vocals), John Venezia (drums), Chris Hurst (piano, organ) and Annabel Dwyer (vocals).Majcen’s background provides a bedrock of perspective and determination to his work. As he…
Clubhouse Records is to release the second album by their newest signing, David Banks, on Friday 25th September. The new album, All The Dreams We Left Behind, is the follow-up to Banks’s 2019 debut, Until the End. Danny Tipping, co-founder of Clubhouse Records, said: “Dave has firmly established his credentials as one of the finest musicians on the UK Americana scene, first as part of The Whybirds and then through his work as a sideman for Luke Tuchscherer, Danny & The Champions of the Word, Danni Nicholls, Hannah Scott and many more, but this long-awaited second album provides us with…
Saosin are hinting at a new era with their new single, Just Be Honest. The band made a huge comeback earlier in 2026, which saw vocalist Cove Reber return to the fold over a decade and a half after he first quit the band, and sign to Sumerian to release the single Starting All Over Again. They’re now releasing the follow-up, on which guitarist Beau Burchell says: “We knew there was something special about Just Be Honest from the moment of its inception. It had that rare feeling early on where you just know a song is going to matter…
The War On Drugsreturn with the new single “Who’s That”, their first new studio recording released since 2022. Written and produced by band leader Adam Granduciel at his Burbank studio compound, “Who’s That” also features Anthony LaMarca (drums) and Dave Hartley (bass). “Who’s Thatwas written in 10 minutes somewhere between first coffee and school drop off,” says Granduciel. “It’s a song about trying to love yourself despite things we can’t always control, like the anxiety, depression and self-doubt that may stand in the way of living the life we truly desire.” The track is accompanied by a Max Flick-directed video…
Soundgarden teamed up with The Pretty Reckless vocalist Taylor Momsen and Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready on September 9 for a special NFL show at Seattle’s Lumen Field.Following McCready’s pre-show rendition of the US national anthem, the hometown heroes performed Outshined and Spoonman during the halftime break at the Seattle Seahawks’ NFL season opener against New England Patriots.The Seahawks, who defeated the Patriots earlier this year in Super Bowl LX, won 13-10.Latest Videos From LouderMomsen has performed lead vocals with the surviving members of Soundgarden on several occasions since the death of frontman Chris Cornell on May 17, 2017. Her…
TV Review: Slow Horses (Season 6) – continues to be one of Apples best shows – Soundsphere magazine
Slow Horses has been one of Apple TV’s biggest draws since 2022. Adapting Mick Herron’s acclaimed series of novels about MI5 agents who are hung out to dry by “The Park”. The speed with which the show is produced is nothing short of metronomic, miraculously now on Season 6. This is the first season not to be under the guidance of showrunner Will Smith (who won an Emmy for his work on the show) and also adapts two Herron novels, Joe Country and Slough House. Credit: Apple TV The previous season had started to make more substantial adjustments to Herron’s…
It’s the song that should never have been a hit. The group were a trio of scruffy unknowns, one band member thought it was “ridiculous”, nobody could understand the words, the title made no sense and the main riff sounded like Boston’s “More Than A Feeling”. Yet the sheer intoxicating thrill of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was uncontainable, and as the song stormed MTV and then the mainstream pop charts, it turned Nirvana into reluctant celebrities almost overnight, transforming the musical landscape. “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was the sound of a dam bursting as alternative rock became the rage, and…
East London artist Leah Cleaver returns with the warm, soulful ‘SUNSHINE DAZE’, a blissed-out celebration of friendship, community and those rare moments when everything feels a little lighter. Following her ode to queer Black love, ‘COUNTRY CLUB’, the new single also arrives with news of Leah’s forthcoming EP, BABY DON’T MOVE!, due October 21st.Built around a golden-hour warmth, ‘SUNSHINE DAZE’ captures the simple joy of being outside with the people you love, soaking up the sun and letting the world slow down for a while. Leah describes it perfectly as “sunshine in a bottle”, a track that could soundtrack anywhere…