The 1975 have revealed their new single ‘It’s Not Living If It’s Not With You’.
Lifted off their upcoming new album ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’, due out in November, the track follows on from recent releases ‘Give Yourself a Try‘ and ‘TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME‘. Earlier in the week, the band also shared the video for ‘Love It If We Made It‘, also included on their forthcoming record.
Listen to ‘It’s Not Living If It’s Not With You’ below:
Dizzee Rascal has shared the video for ‘Money Right’, the Skepta-featuring lead single off last month’s ‘Don’t Gas Me’ EP.
Catch the visual below:
After dropping a teaser of the track at the start of the month, Post Malone’s new collaboration with Swae Lee has now arrived.
Titled ‘Sunflower’, the song is lifted off the soundtrack to the upcoming Marvel animated movie, ‘Spider-man: Into The Spider-Verse’.
Listen below:
After teasing it on their various Instagram Stories, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso and Axwell have now added a cryptic timer to their official Swedish House Mafia website.
Visitors to the site are encouraged to sign up for more information, presumably for news once the countdown concludes (which also aligns around 24 hours after Axwell Λ Ingrosso perform at this weekend’s ADE in Amsterdam).
The reason for the countdown is still unclear, mind, though we’d presume it would circumvent toward an official tour announcement. Back in August, Steve Angello confirmed further details of Swedish House Mafia’s 2019 reunion plans, saying “It’s happening, obviously….Not all the details are set, but we will be back in 2019.”
More as we hear it – check the timer below:
Judie Tzuke, Beverley Craven and Julia Fordham have added additional dates to their in-demand ‘Woman To Woman’ tour, leading them up until June 2019.
Aligning firmly with next year’s Glastonbury Festival (rumour alert!), the tour has so far seen the three UK powerhouse singer/songwriters come together to perform their classic hits and album tracks, including songs ‘Promise Me’, ‘Happy Ever After’, ‘Welcome To The Cruise’, ‘Holding On’ and ‘(Love Moves In) Mysterious Ways’. Their collaborative album of the same name will be released next Friday (26th October). whilst their summer 2019 shows will see the trio cover the breadth of the country with 12 dates, concluding on 26th June.
If confirmed, it would mark Tzuke’s first foray to Glastonbury since she headlined back in 1982 following a sold-out 57-date tour. As far as we understand, neither Fordham nor Craven have played Worthy Farm (though let us know if we’re incorrect).
Glastonbury Festival will run from 26-30th June 2019.
After going b2b this summer during their sets at EDC Vegas, Hideout and Hi Ibiza, Solardo and CamelPhat have joined forces for their massive ‘Accelerator’.
Listen to the radio edit below; there’s also a 6-minute version dropping soon which is even more mindblowing:
Following his cryptic tweet in the early hours, Zayn Malik has now shared his new single ‘Fingers’.
Produced by Salt Wives (previous credits include Iggy Azalea and Bebe Rexha), ‘Fingers’ marks the latest song to be lifted off Zayn’s upcoming second studio album. Earlier this year, Malik also shared ‘Let Me‘, alongside covers of cuts from Jhene Aiko and Elvis.
Grab a listen below:
Dermont Kennedy has shared his new single ‘Power Over Me’.
Premiered as Annie Mac’s latest ‘Hottest Record’ on her recent BBC Radio 1 show, the track comes complete with a chorus which instantly packs a punch – “The whole song started with just that one idea, that sole lyric of ‘you’ve got that power over me’” says the rising Irish singer/songwriter – “The idea of being totally bewitched by somebody, to be totally under their spell, in a really good way. Just totally enamoured.”
Grab a listen below:
After teasing their show earlier in the week, Tame Impala and Theophilus London have come up trumps after revealing new music under their new collaborative guise of Theo Impala.
Taking to West Hollywood’s Peppermint Club on Wednesday (16th October), the two camps played a handful of unreleased songs that will appear on Theo’s upcoming new album, ‘BeBey’. They also performed ‘Whiplash’, a track Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker produced for London back in 2016.
Theophilus has also promised that “videos and singles” will be coming out “in a few days” too, whilst last week Theo teased a tour for fans too. It looks like this isn’t the last you’ll hear from their new partnership, then.
Listen to the teasers below:
Zara Larsson has returned with the incredible ‘Ruin My Life’, marking the singer’s first piece of all-new music since her hugely-successful international-debut album ‘So Good’.
Speaking to Popjustice, Zara discusses the concept behind the single – “I’ve been there, when you’re coming out of a bad relationship and you just know this person is really bad for you, but you can’t help wanting to go back” she says. “You’re like: ‘I know he’ll ruin my life, he’ll break my heart and I won’t be able to eat or sleep for three months, but I WANT IT NOW.’ I think everyone’s been there. Or after two drinks you can’t stop yourself sending the texts.”
Grab a listen below; with a song as impactful as ‘Ruin My Life’, we’ve got high hopes for Larsson’s new project.