David Byrne Asks “What’s an Album?” and Answers With ‘Who Is the Sky?’ Deluxe Edition
David Byrne expands Who Is the Sky? with four bonus tracks, led by “My Madness,” while preparing a 70mm concert film and new book, Sleeping Beauties.

David Byrne expands Who Is the Sky? with four bonus tracks, led by “My Madness,” while preparing a 70mm concert film and new book, Sleeping Beauties.

Ethan French has released an extended version of viral track “reckless and arranged – day 56” ahead of his new project ideas of the day vol. 1, out October 2.

This week’s On Repeat moves from Midwestern emo to breathless dance-pop and old-school country, with Leisure Hour, JISOO, Waylon Wyatt and Carter Faith delivering the three songs I can’t stop playing.

CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso return with a captivating COLORSxSTUDIOS performance of “Ha Ha,” expanding the cinematic world of FREE SPIRITS while continuing their acclaimed international tour across multiple continents.

The Avalanches and Karen O reunite for “Blue Shadows,” a cinematic new single that blends haunting vocals, lush production, and the sample-driven artistry that has defined the Australian collective’s career.

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.

Lykke Li reunites with Belgian producer The Magician for the official remix of “Lucky Again,” more than a decade after their billion-stream collaboration on “I Follow Rivers” became one of the defining electronic tracks of its era. The new remix transforms the emotional standout from Lykke Li’s latest album The Afterparty into a euphoric melodic house anthem while launching a summer-long remix series featuring Horse Meat Disco, Only Fire, Rebecca & Fiona, Killen, and additional reworks from The Magician. The release follows renewed momentum for Lykke Li after Drake interpolated “I Follow Rivers” on “Janice STFU,” earning her first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 as a credited songwriter. Alongside the remix campaign, Lykke Li continues her international festival run with performances across Europe, Mexico City, and Austin City Limits, while The Magician builds on a career spanning Coachella, Tomorrowland, Printworks London, and collaborations with Purple Disco Machine, A-Trak, and more.

beabadoobee has announced her fourth studio album, Pylon, arriving September 18 via Dirty Hit and Interscope Records. The announcement includes the new single “Sun Has Set,” an official music video, and her first-ever arena headline tour across North America, the UK, and Europe.

Allison Russell returns with In the Hour of Chaos, a sweeping new album rooted in healing, connection, and collective resilience. Led by the luminous single “Cold April,” the project gathers an extraordinary community of collaborators including Kara Jackson, Norah Jones, Joy Oladokun, and Brittney Spencer.

The Lemon Twigs are back with Look For Your Mind!, a lush new album balancing vintage pop craftsmanship with paranoia, heartbreak, and emotional unrest. The release arrives alongside a massive 2026 world tour and marks a new creative era for the Long Island brothers.

Bright Eyes mark 21 years of Wide Awake and Digital Ash with a Woodstock cannabis collab, timed to their rare full-album anniversary shows in LA, NYC, and Denver.

Chet Faker returns to the stage with a North American tour as A Love For Strangers expands its reach with a vinyl release.

Metric releases “Crush Forever,” a new 2026 single from Romanticize The Dive, previewing the band’s return to indie rock roots ahead of a global tour.

Passion Pit announce 2026 North American tour dates with festival stops and headline shows, alongside new music and upcoming Pretty Penny EP.

Broken Social Scene release their new single “Hey Amanda,” the latest preview of their upcoming album Remember The Humans, arriving May 8 via Arts & Crafts ahead of the band’s North American summer tour.