J Balvin drops new album early for sweetest reason: See his emotional interview!

Joan Shelley has released a new live album, recorded in Louisville, Kentucky in December. The full-band performance includes guitarist Nathan Salsburg, Nathan Bowles, Jake Xerxes Fussell, and Anna Krippenstapel, plus guest appearances by Will Oldham and Julia Purcell. Listen to Live at The Bomhard below.

The Strokes are back with The New Abnormal. The New York City rock band’s sixth studio album is produced by Rick Rubin and marks the group’s first full-length release in seven years.

Phoebe Bridgers has announced her sophomore solo album: Punisher is out June 19 via Dead Oceans. The follow-up to Stranger in the Alps includes “Garden Song,” as well as a new track called “Kyoto.” Check out Bridgers’ new “Kyoto” video below. Find physical editions of Punisher at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Keith Urban just dropped his new music video for “God Whispered Your Name”.

Like many Americans currently social isolating, Adam Levine has ample free time on his hands. On Tuesday, the Maroon 5 frontman posted a video of himself on Instagram Live playing a portion of Phish fan favorite “Divided Sky.” The nearly 12-minute long jam was originally a track off the band’s first full-length album, “Junta.”

Jeremy Renner is using music to unite fans during these trying times.

The coronavirus outbreak in the United States is taking quite an emotional toll on Hoda Kotb.Hoda has been reporting on the deadly disease every morning on the Today Show, but an interview during the March 27 episode hit home for the 55-year-old. Hoda spoke with former New Orleans Saints quarter back, Drew Brees, about the $5 million donation he made to Louisiana as the spread of the virus worsens there.

J Balvin could never be accused of resting on his laurels. For more than a decade, the Colombian superstar has helped usher in a new era of global pop informed by dembow rhythms and a wide swath of Latin culture. He’s worked with everyone from Anuel AA and Ozuna to Beyoncé and Pharrell Williams, crossing genre boundaries without ever compromising his dedication to música urbana.

Heading to another planet is more broadly appealing than it's been in ages, and Sufjan Stevens is delivering the soundtrack with his new sci-fi electronic album Aporia. Stitched together from jam sessions with Stevens's stepfather Lowell Brams, Aporia is available to stream on YouTube before its official release date of March 27.

Father John Misty today announced the release of a live album, “Off-Key in Hamburg,” available on Bandcamp. All proceeds from the album will be donated to MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund.

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After having doubts about whether he should postpone the release of his new album, J Balvin officially dropped Colores, his seventh studio album with 10 fresh tracks, including "Blanco" and "Rojo."The conceptual set, with each song named after a color, features collaborations with Sky and Mr. Eazi and is an intimate look at who J Balvin (real name: José Álvaro Osorio Balvin) is as a person and an artist.

J Balvin is giving everyone in self-isolation a whole bunch of new music to keep them occupied.

The Weeknd‘s 2020 album, After Hours, is finally here and fans are already raving about it. After its initial release on March 20, devoted fans took to the music quickly, parsing through any details about the singer’s, born Abel Tesfaye, 30, life through the beats, lyrics, and overall composition.

J Balvin‘s fourth studio album, Colores, is out now!

The new album from the Weeknd is finally here.

J Balvin is back with his latest album, Colores. As the title suggests, nine of the 10 songs are named after a Spanish word for a color. The sole exception is “Arcoíris,” which translates to rainbow in English. For the album art, the Colombia native collaborated with famed Japanese artist Takashi Murakami.

Ellie Goulding has revealed that her forthcoming album will be one of two halves, feautring both "classically influenced" and modern pop songs.

Fiona Apple has opened up in a new interview with The New Yorker on Monday (March 16) about her long-awaited fifth album, titled Fetch the Bolt Cutters.