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Peaking Lights have announced their new album E S C A P E. The record, which includes the previously shared “Soft Escape,” is out May 4 via Dekmantel. Below, hear Peaking Lights’ new song “EVP.”

Tom Brady and his New England Patriots teammate Julian Edelman were sitting courtside at the North Carolina vs Syracuse men’s basketball game at the Carrier Dome on Saturday (February 29) in Syracuse, New York.

Jessie Ware has announced a new record, What’s Your Pleasure?, which comes out June 5 (via PMR/Friends Keep Secrets/Interscope). Contributors to the album include Kindness, Metronomy’s Joseph Mount, James Ford, Midland, and more.

Puppy love! Jenelle Evans revealed that she got a new dog shortly after moving to Nashville last fall — seven months after her French Bulldog was killed.

Nigerian singer Burna Boy has shared a brand new track. “Odogwu” marks the artist’s first single of the year, following a tour announcement last week. Listen to “Odogwu” below.

Dirty Projectors are back with a new single, “Overlord.” Their first song in two years features their guitarist and vocalist Maia Friedman on lead vocals. According to a press release, the new song has been described by the band as Joni Mitchell’s “‘Both Sides Now’ for an Amazon Prime world.” Watch the video below.

British singer-songwriter and guitarist Lianne La Havas is back with a new single. It’s called “Bittersweet.” Watch her COLORS performance of the new song below.

Disclosure are back with a new song. The duo premiered “Ecstasy” during its live “Kitchen Mix” set on YouTube. Hear it below.

Jenelle Evans has revealed that while she is currently living back at her North Carolina home with David Eason, she is for the time being continuing to tell people that they are not back together. According to Teen Mom Talk Now, Jenelle claims that she has reasons for taking baby steps as far as David is concerned.

JPEGMAFIA dropped a new song called “BALD!” tonight (February 20). Take a listen to the track below. He teased “BALD!” earlier in the evening, tweeting “MY NEW MUSIC WILL TARGET THE BALD DEMOGRAPHIC.” and “IF U GOT A FUCKED UP HAIRLINE THIS FOR U.”

Back in 1968, a deal with Stax Records vaulted the Staple Singers from a stripped-down family gospel act to a soul music powerhouse whose enduring hits -- including "I'll Take You There," "Respect Yourself" and "If You're Ready (Come Go With Me)" -- led the quartet's way into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and to a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.Now its legacy with the label is being celebrated by Craft Recordings with Come Go With Me: The Stax Collection, a seven-disc collection of the

Joseph D’Agostino, formerly of Cymbals Eat Guitars, has revealed the new release date for his first Empty Country album. The self-titled record arrives April 24 on Get Better. It includes the previously shared “Ultrasound” and “Marian,” as well as a new track titled “SWIM.” Hear it below.

Archers of Loaf haven’t released a new song since their final studio album White Trash Heroes came out in 1998. That changes today. Listen to “Raleigh Days,” the North Carolina indie rock institution’s first new song in over two decades, below.

Caleb Caudle changed up everything on his upcoming new album Better Hurry Up -- from which the track "Let's Get," featuring Willie Nelson harmonica player Mickey Raphael and Courtney Marie Andrews, is premiering exclusively on Billboard today (Feb. 20).The album was recorded during a period of transition for the country singer-songwriter.

Purity Ring have announced their third LP, WOMB, with a new song called “stardew.” The album is due out April 3 via 4AD. Check out “stardew” and the WOMB tracklist below.

King Krule is back with another song from his new album Man Alive!. The opening track “Cellular” is out now, along with an animated music video from Jamie Wolfe (who has worked on Rick & Morty). Watch it below.

Wet Wet Wet burst on to the Scottish music scene in 1987 and their “blue-eyed soul” – that had more to do with Memphis than the streets of Clydebank – made them stars almost overnight.

When Mark Tennyson, better known by his stage name Boy Untitled, reached a moment of self-realization, he decided to document exactly what he was feeling.