Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen tease new collaboration ‘Like I Used To’

William Earl Apple TV Plus released a new trailer outlining its summer programming fare, giving first looks at a slew of upcoming projects both new and returning.

Lorde has got new music on the way.

official website shows the perky peach pic alongside a message to fans: “ARRIVING IN 2021 … PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE.” The site also gives a link to sign up for a newsletter for updates about the forthcoming album or single, which was not specified.Lorde’s sophomore album, “Melodrama,” was released four years ago, and fans have been speculating new music from the Grammy winner was imminent.

Peggy Gou has returned with a new single today (June 7), ‘Nabi’, which is a collaboration with OHHYUK – you can listen to it below.It’s Gou’s first release in over two years and the follow up to 2019’s ‘Starry Night’.

Courteney Cox is giving Lisa Kudrow a star-studded shout-out!

Ed Sheeran is getting fans very excited (albeit confused) as he has teased that he could be releasing new music with Friends star Courteney Cox.

Ed Sheeran is teasing his possible next new song with Courteney Cox!

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorIs there new Ed Sheeran music coming at the end of June? If his Instagram account is anything to go by, then the answer is yes.

Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC fans rejoice!There's something brewing between the members of the beloved late '90s boy bands. On Wednesday, Nick Carter, 41, and Lance Bass, 42, connected on an Instagram Live, where they reminisced on their days in the rival groups, spoke about their current lives, and teased an exciting new project with BSB's A.J.

Pa Salieu has teased a new song that may well feature a guest spot by Slowthai.The BBC Sound of 2021 winner posted a snippet of a new track on his Twitter yesterday (June 1) in which he’s seen bouncing to the beat on a chair in a recording studio.Today (June 2) he followed up that clip with footage him and Slowthai dancing in a blue-lit room to the same music, which suggests the latter features on the song.

Grimes has posted footage of British DJ Chris Lake playing an unreleased collaboration live to a crowd in Arizona, US.The Canadian artist captioned the clip, which she shared via her Instagram yesterday (March 31), with: “@chrislake testing our Song! Shud we release this?”Fans responded emphatically, with one user writing: “Yes we are desperately in need” while another wrote: “DON’T ASK US JUST DO IT.”There is currently no news of a release nor the song’s title or where it may appear.

Ed Sheeran has revealed that his baby daughter cries whenever he sings her his music. The Shape of You hitmaker welcomed his first child Lyra Antarctica with wife Cherry Seaborn in August 2020.

Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen have spent some of 2021 revisiting their older work: Van Etten recently dropped epic Ten, an album of cover songs that originally appeared on 2010's Epic, with artists like Fiona Apple and Shamir answering her call. This month, Olsen shared the boxset Song Of The Lark And Other Far Memories containing her projects All Mirrors and Whole New Mess plus the outtakes collection Far Memory.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is broken up into several “Phases.” Phase 1 (ending with “Avengers” in 2012) sort of acts as the introduction to the universe and the idea of connected continuity. Phase 2 built on the success of the previous films and introduced weirder concepts (“Guardians of the Galaxy,” for example).

Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen have teamed up to record a new collaborative song, ‘Like I Used To’ – you can listen to the track below.After teasing its arrival earlier this week, the John Congleton-produced track has been released today (May 20).“Even though we weren’t super close, I always felt supported by Angel and considered her a peer in this weird world of touring,” Van Etten said in a statement about ‘Like I Used To’.

pic.twitter.com/0ZZHO7KcVl— Pop Base (@PopBase) May 19, 2021Earlier this month, DJ Snake claimed that he worked with the Thai-born K-pop singer-rapper in a series of now-deleted tweets, as captured by Uproxx.