Here's What Hamilton Leithauser Geeked Out On While Making His New Album

Rihanna's fans definitely have a new album on the brain.  It's been more than four years since the nine-time Grammy winner dropped her last album, Anti. Since then, she's built a fashion and beauty empire, but to the dismay of fans, the flow of new tunes dried up.

Andres Cepeda was set to kick off his joint Compadres tour with Fonseca this year before the global coronavirus pandemic put his plans on pause.Despite quarantine and social distancing caused by the current health crisis, Cepeda has found many ways to stay connected with his fans.

Keith Urban will release his new studio album, The Speed of Now Part 1, on Sept. 18. The four-time Grammy winner announced the release in a clever clip exclusively via Billboard today (May 8).

Today is Kehlani Day. The two–time Grammy nominee returns with her sophomore album It Was Good Until It Wasn't, featuring assists from Tory Lanez, Jhené Aiko, Masego, Lucky Daye and James Blake.Spanning 15 tracks, It Was Good Until It Wasn't is the followup to 2017’s SweetSexySavage, which peaked at No.

Bob Dylan has been busy of late.The master songwriter and Hall of Famer dropped a new song in March, the 17-minute epic “Murder Most Foul,” which debuted at No. 1 on the Rock Digital Song Sales, his first-ever leader on a Billboard chart.

'Side A' is out later this month

'how i'm feeling now' arrives next month

Singer-songwriter Hamilton Leithauser rewrote the outro of Lana Del Rey's Norman F---ing Rothwell gem "The Greatest" for SiriusXMU Sessions on Wednesday, and it's totally on theme with the coronavirus-induced quarantine.Originally, Del Rey reminisces on doing nothing, digs at Kanye West, and "[hopes] the livestream's almost on" -- an all-too fitting tale for quarantine.

"I miss doing nothing most of all/ I guess this virus is gonna get us all,"

Scots singer Gerry Cinnamon released his much-anticipated new album on Friday - and it's already rocketed to the top of the UK iTunes album chart.

Fiona Apple has released her first new album in eight years. Listen to Fetch The Bolt Cutters below.

The drought is over.

Naeem Juwan, the Baltimore-born and Los Angeles–based artist formerly known as Spank Rock, has announced his new album Startisha. The LP is out June 12 via 37d03d. According to a press release, Naeem began working on Startisha four years ago in Philadelphia. He later continued work on the record at Justin Vernon’s home studio. Startisha features contributions from Vernon, Francis and the Lights, Ryan Olson, Swamp Dogg, Velvet Negroni, Amanda Blank, and Micah James.

Bing & Ruth, the project led of New York composer David Moore, has announced a new album. Species is out July 17 via 4AD. Moore’s also shared a new video for the new song “I Had No Dream.” Watch it below.

Harry Styles is already working on his next solo album, according to his close collaborator Kid Harpoon.

Amnesia Scanner—the Berlin-based duo of Ville Haimala and Martti Kalliala—are back with a new album. It’s called Tearless and it’s set to arrive on June 5 via PAN. Listen to “AS Going” from the LP below. The new album, which follows up their 2018 full-length Another Life, features Lalita, Code Orange, and LYZZA.

Pure X—the trio of Nate Grace, Jesse Jenkins V, and Austin Youngblood—has announced their first new album in six years. The band’s self-titled fourth album arrives May 1 via Fire Talk, with a physical release to follow on July 3. The announcement comes with two new songs, “Middle America” and “Fantasy.” Check those out below.

Drake was a virtual guest for Diddy's digital “dance-a-thon,” and he had a few things to say about his upcoming album.

Rihanna cohosted the very first Fenty Social Club on Instagram Live on Friday night.The singer told fans, "If one of y’all motherfuckers ask me about the album..."The online event featured performers from Kitty Ca$h, DJ Pedro, Stretch Armstrong, and Octavian.Rihanna decided to treat her fans on Friday night by going live for the first ever Fenty Social Club.The online event featured an array of performers, but most importantly it gave fans access to the one and only Fenty founder.