Australian producer Ethan French transforms his daily Instagram music experiment into ideas of the day vol. 1, a 25-track collection featuring BJ the Chicago Kid and a new approach to artistic discovery.
Tash Sultana returns with “Something In The Water,” a soulful, guitar-driven single about rediscovering their identity and creative freedom. The release marks their first new music under a global deal with BMG.
Ethan French transforms his daily Instagram experiment into ideas of the day vol. 1, a 25-track collection featuring BJ the Chicago Kid and songs that caught the attention of T-Pain, Justin Timberlake, Ne-Yo and more.
RAYE has released the official video for “Joy.” featuring her sisters Amma and Absolutely, while “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” has officially surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify.
WILLOW’s The Thread is one of the year’s biggest artistic surprises. In this review, Punk Rock Journalist explores how the singer-songwriter moves beyond alternative rock into a deeply spiritual, jazz-infused R&B sound while redefining herself as both a vocalist and songwriter.
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.
The Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley has unveiled its 2026 summer concert season, bringing another packed lineup of legendary artists, indie favorites, rock bands, electronic acts, and soul icons to one of California’s most celebrated outdoor music venues. Operating continuously since 1903, the historic 8,500-capacity amphitheater remains the longest-running outdoor amphitheater in the United States….
Sienna Spiro has released her highly anticipated debut album Visitor, alongside the new single and video for “Great Expectation.” The London singer-songwriter continues a breakout year with a sold-out world tour, major festival appearances, and a return to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Jorja Smith launches a new era with “What’s Done Is Done,” a soulful and emotionally charged single produced by P2J. Accompanied by a community-focused visual directed by KC Locke, the track finds the acclaimed British singer embracing growth, acceptance, and self-possession.
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.
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.
Janine returns with Pain and Paradise (Deluxe), adding new tracks like “Reset” to deepen one of her most personal and emotionally raw projects to date.
Genesis Owusu is not easing into anything. His third album Redstar Wu & The Worldwide Scourge arrives fully formed, loud, and locked in on the present moment, a record that feels less like a release and more like a confrontation. Out now via OURNESS, the Ghanaian-Australian artist’s latest project pushes further into the tension that…
aja monet bends time and form on “Melting Clocks,” a fluid, genre-blurring collaboration with Mick Jenkins and Vic Mensa that sets the tone for her upcoming album The Color of Rain and a newly announced 2026 tour.
The Mountain Winery 2026 concert series lineup is set with Diana Ross, Nelly, and Trevor Noah, with tickets on sale April 10 for the Saratoga venue’s 68th summer season.