Tyla Yaweh enlists Gunna and Wiz Khalifa on new single ‘All The Smoke’

Big Thief‘s Buck Meek has shared a new single, ‘Candles’, alongside an accompanying music video, directed by Riley Engemoen.The new track is lifted from Meek’s forthcoming new album, ‘Two Saviors’, which is slated for a January 15 release on Keeled Scales.‘Candles’ was co-written with fellow Big Thief bandmate, Adrianne Lenker.

Shame have today (January 6) shared new single ‘Nigel Hitter’ – you can listen to it below.The song, which follows the singles ‘Alphabet’, ‘Water In The Well’ and ‘Snow Day’, is taken from the band’s much-anticipated new album, ‘Drunk Tank Pink’, which will be released on January 15 via Dead Oceans.Shame accompanied the new track with a video directed by Maxim Kelly. The clip, which repurposes archival footage from old research centres on the development of children, uses deepfake technology,

schools will be closed for the entire of January as part of the new lockdown imposed across the country. Most pupils were scheduled to return to schools on the already-delayed date of January 18 after the winter break.

English trio London Grammar are back next month with their third studio LP, Californian Soil. They've already shared the title track, as well as "Baby It's You," and today they're delivering the third offering, a George FitzGerald-produced cut titled "Lose Your Head." The track arrives with an equally-shimmering video that has frontwoman Hannah Reid awash in a sea of iridescent fabric.

London Grammar have shared the latest single from their anticipated third album ‘Californian Soil’. Check out the epic video for ‘Lose Your Head’ below.The third single from their new album, following ‘Baby It’s You‘ and the title track, ‘Lose Your Head’ continues to carry the thread of Balearic energy and elegiac sounds that marks their new material.

London Grammar have announced they’ll release a new single called ‘Lose Your Head’ next week.The band, who are gearing up to release their new album ‘Californian Soil’ on February 12, 2021, shared two new songs last year – ‘Baby It’s You’ and the album’s title track.In a tweet posted yesterday (January 1), London Grammar shared a brief clip of what appears to be the singer Hannah Reid standing on a ship’s mast, complete with sea sounds.“New year, new music, new video,” London Grammar captioned

New Year, new Foo Fighters.

Justin Bieber has kicked off the new year by sharing a new single called ‘Anyone’ – watch the video below.The singer debuted the new track during his “arena sized” New Year’s Eve performance last night (December 31), which was his first full-length, live concert since 2017.“I can’t think of a better way to close out 2020 and kick off 2021 than celebrating with my fans all over the world and sharing this new music with them,” Bieber said of releasing ‘Anyone’.“Music has gotten us all through so

Foo Fighters have shared the second single from their forthcoming new album ‘Medicine At Midnight’ – listen to ‘No Son Of Mine’ below.The ear-ringing new track – which follows ‘Shame Shame’, the first preview of the band’s 10th studio album – was teased earlier in the week when the band shared a snippet on social media, accompanied by the caption: “New year.

Justin Bieber will debut his new single, Anyone, during an online concert on New Year’s Eve (December 31, 2020).The pop star teased the track back in April during an Instagram Live video with his wife, Hailey, revealing, “I recorded a really cool song today,” and revealing the title.His wife added, “This song, I love this song so much, and I haven’t heard him sing it yet.”Bieber announced he would debut the tune on Wednesday as he counted down to his New Year’s Eve live-streamed concert – his

Celeste has shared a brand new song to close out 2020 – listen to ‘Love Is Back’ below.The new song will get its live debut on tonight’s (December 31) edition of Jools’ Annual Hootenanny on BBC Two from 11.15pm GMT.‘Love Is Back’ follows a series of new material from the singer this year.

Justin Bieber is set to debut a new single called ‘Anyone’ during his New Year’s Eve performance tomorrow night (December 31).The “arena sized” event will see the ‘Yummy’ singer accompanied by a five-piece band and a crew of dancers.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah are back with their third single of the year, ‘Where They Perform Miracles’.Like its predecessors, ‘Hesitating Nation’ and ‘Thousand Oaks’, the new track is set to appear on Clap Your Hands Say Yeah’s forthcoming record, ‘New Fragility’.‘New Fragility’, due for release on February 12, will be the project’s first record since 2017’s ‘The Tourist’.

 season 19 finale is here — and Carter Rubin is showing off his powerful vocals one last time!During Monday's live show, the 15-year-old crooner took the stage to perform a stunning cover of Miley Cyrus' «The Climb,» bringing coach Gwen Stefani to tears once again.«I'm so happy for you,» Gwen raved.

 season 19 finale is here — and Ian Flanigan is hoping that his unique voice can bring home another championship for coach Blake Shelton!During Monday's live show, the traveling troubadour from Saugerties, New York, took the stage to perform a new-school country classic, «In Color» by Jamey Johnson, surrounded by nostalgic tributes to his family.«I don't know if Ian is from the past or from the future,» Blake praised after his performance. «I can't think of where he belongs, there's never been

Watchmen star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has landed a new role in the upcoming Michael Bay film Ambulance.The actor, who has recently appeared in The Trial Of The Chicago 7 and will be seen next year in The Matrix 4, is set to star in the Bay thriller alongside Jake Gyllenhaal.While plot details are scarce, Ambulance is based off a 2005 film about two brothers who run from the police, and steal an ambulance without knowing it contains a female paramedic and a patient in a critical condition.Eiza

Wiz Khalifa has a brand new music video for fans.

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard have returned with a new single, ‘If Not Now, Then When?’.The track begins with the microtonal, doom guitar that has recently dominated their music, before pivoting onto an electric harpsichord groove – frontman Stu Mackenzie sings dire warnings on climate change in falsetto.“This song was written pre-covid, but feels even more potent now.