The Internet have shared their new song ‘Come Over’ ahead of July’s release of their upcoming album ‘Hive Mind’.
Following on from April’s ‘Roll (Burbank Funk)‘, ‘Come Over’ hears the group’s signature groove alongside an impeccable solo courtesy of member Steve Lacy. ‘Hive Mind’ is The Internet’s first studio record since 2015’s impeccable ‘Ego Death’.
Listen to ‘Come Over’ below:
Lily Allen has made her return BBC’s ‘Later… With Jools Holland’, bringing her heartfelt new ballad ‘Three’ to the stage ahead of next week’s release of her fourth studio album ‘No Shame’.
Joining forces with Jools (who played keys on the stripped-back performance), the track is an ode to Lily’s youngest daughter, told from the three year-old’s perspective back to her mother.
Watch the tender performance below; ‘No Shame’ lands on 6th June:
Lady Leshurr upped the tone of BBC Two this evening, bringing her latest freestyle ‘Black Panther’ to the latest episode of the network’s ‘Later… With Jools Holland’.
Watch her debut performance below:
Florence + The Machine have returned to the BBC, following their headline performance at Sunday night’s Biggest Weekend with a more stripped-back affair on the network’s ‘Later… With Jools Holland’.
Opening the show with ‘Hunger’, the band then closed the first half-hour live segment with ‘100 Years’, featuring a starring appearance from Kelsey Lu. Both songs are lifted from the band’s upcoming record ‘High As Hope’, out next month.
Florence Welch and her cohorts have also announced details of their UK-wide arena tour in support of the new project – full details can be found here, with presale tickets available from 9am on Wednesday 30th May. Check the Jools Holland performances below:
All Saints have announced the follow-up to 2016’s ‘Red Flag’ with their new album ‘Testament’.
Set to be preceded by the project’s lead single ‘Love Lasts Forever’, out this Thursday (31st May), the record will see the group reunite with acclaimed producer William Orbit who had previously worked with the girls on ‘Pure Shores’ and ‘Black Coffee’.
“This album feels exactly where we should be – and want to be – right now creatively” says All Saints’ Shaznay Lewis – “We worked extremely hard to make sure every sound on this album was exactly right, alongside my right-hand man KGee – and the girls made sure we kept this album heading in the direction that felt right for us as a band. I really enjoyed writing this album with some very talented producers including Karl “KGee” Gordon, Fred Ball, Hutch, and a brilliant young producer George Moore who’s new to our team who brought a whole new flavour to the record. A highlight was reuniting with the king of beautiful interesting sounds, William Orbit, which was just amazing”.
‘Testament’ lands on July 13th.
The 1975’s long-awaited return will kick off later this week, the band have confirmed.
Teasing a 1st June release date for some time now, the group will premiere their new single one day prior, this coming Thursday 31st May – the track is titled ‘Give Yourself A Try’. Radio 1’s Annie Mac will showcase the first spin of the song as that day’s ‘Hottest Record’, with the premiere kicking off at 7.30pm GMT.
‘Give Yourself A Try’ will be The 1975’s first single from their forthcoming album ‘Music For Cars’.
Check the teaser below:
// H O T T E S T R E C O R D I N T H E W O R L D – T H U R S D A Y 7 P M // @BBCR1 @ANNIEMAC L O V E pic.twitter.com/uBI0cC3YDl
— matty (@Truman_Black) May 28, 2018
Back in December, Damon Albarn revealed that a follow-up to last year’s ‘Humanz’ would land at some point this year; now just over twelve months since the aforementioned album arrived, it seems that the band are keeping their promises.
Across the weekend, posters at London’s All Points East festival, teased a cryptic URL thenownow.tv.
Visiting the site delivered a short teaser video of what’s likely to be one of the tracks from the album, with a ‘June 29′ release date toward the end. The clip seems a slight departure from some of Gorillaz’ earlier work, this time focusing more on a funky-disco synth-led beat. Albarn and co previously teased a new Snoop Dogg offering, ‘Hollywood‘ a their live shows earlier in the year.
Watch the trailer for ‘The Now Now’ below:
New Gorillaz album! JUNE 29TH! #THENOWNOW 😍 https://t.co/Q8fOws6lYL pic.twitter.com/kujceF8jA7
— Damon Albarn (@DamonUnofficial) May 26, 2018
Drake has followed his recent ‘Duppy Freestyle’ diss track with his new song ‘I’m Upset’. The track will join April’s ‘Nice For What‘ on the Canadian rapper’s forthcoming album ‘Scorpion’, expected to land next month.
Listen below:
Jorja Smith has shared her new song ‘February 3rd’ ahead of next month’s release of her debut album ‘Lost & Found’.
Now streaming across all platforms, Jorja comments on the song – “Wrote it on February 3rd 2017, kept the demo and never changed the file name”. The heartfelt ballad originally premiered in the background of Issa Rae’s HBO TV show Insecure; the positive reaction has helped spearhead the release.
Listen below:
Chromeo have hinted at a potential appearance at next year’s Glastonbury, as the Canadian duo gear up for the release of their new album ‘Head Over Heels’.
Replying on Twitter to a request for news on a 2019 Worthy Farm visit, the band replied the chance was “very high“. They initially pulled out for their 2014 performance citing a ‘scheduling conflict’; the duo have yet to grace Somerset since.
Very high
— FUNKLORDZ (@Chromeo) May 25, 2018
More as we hear it.