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Niall Horan released a pair of Spotify Singles on Wednesday (March 4), including a Fletcher-assisted cover of Taylor Swift's "Lover."On his rendition, the former One Direction-er reinvents the Lover title track as an electric guitar-fueled rock ballad.

Niall Horan has dropped a new track — and it’s a Taylor Swift cover! The 26-year-old Irish crooner put his own spin on her Grammy-nominated single “Lover”, turning the soft ballad into an edgy rock duet with New Jersey-born singer Fletcher, 25. He begins the song with a faithful rendition of the original track, which has a folksy sound.

A Kilmarnock sheltered housing development was on lockdown yesterday amid coronavirus fears.

Kate Langbroek is currently in lockdown with her family in Bologna, Italy as the coronavirus continues to spread across the European country.

Robert Plant is touring in the U.S. for the first time with his new band Saving Grace. He’s also shared a cover of Low’s “Everybody’s Song.” Check out the full list of dates and listen to Saving Grace’s version of “Everybody’s Song” below.

Lorenzo Senni has announced a new album. Scacco Matto marks the Italian producer’s first full-length release on Warp. It arrives April 24. Listen to the new song “Discipline of Enthusiasm” below.

Matmos’ Drew Daniel has announced his latest album under his pseudonym the Soft Pink Truth. The follow-up to 2016’s Why Pay More? is called Shall We Go On Sinning…, and it’s out May 1 via Thrill Jockey. Listen to the album’s first single “We” below.

Another taste of LP 3

Run the Jewels’ EL-P and Killer Mike sat down with Rick Rubin for a new episode of his Broken Record podcast. They discussed their respective upbringings (EL in New York; Mike in the South), how they got into music, getting facts wrong while rapping, and more. Listen below.

Woods are back with a new album. Strange to Explain is out May 22 via Woodsist. Watch the John Andrews-animated video for their new song “Where Do You Go When You Dream?” below (via The FADER).

Kevin Morby has shared “Gift Horse” and “I Was On Time,” two songs that were previously available only on a 7" that came with Oh My God. In a press release, Morby said that “I Was On Time” is “an ode to being a live performer.” Hear both tracks below.

Built to Spill have shared a new song from their forthcoming record of Daniel Johnston covers. They’ve covered “Life in Vain” from Johnston’s 1994 album Fun. Listen below (via Stereogum).

Four Tet has shared “4T Recordings”—once the alias for Kieran Hebden’s earliest solo dabblings, now the name of a track from his new album, Sixteen Oceans. He premiered the track, which you can hear below, on Mary Anne Hobbs’ BBC 6 Music show this morning. In a tweet, he announced the album will be released next Friday, March 13. Find physical editions of Sixteen Oceans at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Sonic Boom, the Spacemen 3 co-founder and producer born Peter Kember, has stayed busy in the past few years. Now, following collaborations with artists including Panda Bear, Beach House, MGMT, and No Joy, Kember has announced his first Sonic Boom album since 1989’s Spectrum.

Harry Styles goes ’80s.

Kelsea Ballerini has just released the best song of her career!!!

Gone West, featuring Colbie Caillat, have announced the release of their debut project Canyons, due June 12. All 13 songs featured on the project were written by the quartet, which includes Caillat, Jason Reeves, Nelly Joy and Justin Kawika Young. Today (March 3), Billboard premieres “Slow Down,” the album’s first instant grat track.

Police have been unable to solve the shocking death of JonBenét Ramsey for more than 20 years, but new information in “The Killing of JonBenet Ramsey: The Final Suspects” podcast uncovers two more potential persons of interest on the late detective Lou Smit’s list.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, governments are taking action in an attempt to keep their countries' residents safe. Vietnam in particular seems to have nailed the awareness strategy by releasing a wildly catchy PSA promoting preventative measures such as hand-washing and sanitation, as highlighted on the latest episode of HBO's Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, governments are taking action in attempt to keep their countries' residents safe. Vietnam in particular seems to have nailed the awareness strategy by releasing a wildly catchy PSA promoting preventative measures such as hand-washing and sanitation.