Duran Duran revisit their dancefloor roots with Free to Love: Hot Star Remixes, featuring Trixie Mattel, Horse Meat Disco and previously unreleased band remixes across three collectible physical editions.
Carly Rae Jepsen divides her latest pop universe between daylight experimentation and after-dark maximalism on Day and Night, her ninth studio album, featuring “Versailles,” “On Wires,” “After All” and more.
Angine de Poitrine made their U.S. television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, performing the unreleased “Zugzegk” amid their sold-out 2026 tour.
SOYEON steps fully into her own world with debut album What a Wonderful Life, an eight-track release that moves through rock, hyperpop, disco and EDM while putting her songwriting and production at the center.
Jungle have released “Someday, Somewhere,” the latest single from their upcoming album Sunshine. The British electronic soul trio also prepares for an extensive 2026 world tour spanning North America, Europe, Australia, and Latin America.
Electronic producer Nala returns with Find Your Paradise, her first solo EP since 2021. Released independently through her own Mi Domina Records imprint, the four-track project blends disco-inspired house music with themes of mental wellness, nature, human connection, and creative independence following a breakthrough year on the global dance circuit.
Jenevieve returns with CRYSALIS (CODA), an expansive deluxe edition featuring new single “Hvnly” with TWICE’s JIHYO, plus collaborations with Freddie Gibbs, Jordan Ward, Tkay Maidza, and Lous and The Yakuza.
Ladytron have never really left, but Paradises makes it feel like they’ve returned with purpose. The Liverpool electro-pop group are moving through 2026 with a kind of quiet authority, the kind that comes from knowing exactly what you are and not needing to chase anything else. Their new single “Sing,” paired with a fresh visual,…
Carín León releases “Ruca” ahead of his album MUDA, out May 7, while announcing a major 2026 tour and historic Las Vegas Sphere residency.
Jessie Ware returns with Superbloom, a confident new album exploring intimacy and connection, alongside her biggest global tour to date.
Sébastien Tellier teams up with David Guetta for a high-energy remix of “Thrill of the Night,” featuring Slayyyter and Nile Rodgers, blending French Touch roots with modern dancefloor appeal.
Jessie Ware announces her largest global run yet with the Superbloom Tour, hitting major venues worldwide alongside her new album release.
Angine de Poitrine release new album Vol. II and announce 2026 tour dates, including debut shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York City.
Jessie Ware returns with “Automatic,” a sleek, self-assured single previewing her upcoming album Superbloom, out April 17. Featuring a spoken cameo from Colman Domingo, the track leans into control, desire, and a sharper sense of self-possession.