Ryan Leas

Harry Styles is currently in the midst of promoting his new album Harry’s House, due out in a couple weeks. (We also recently got a first look at his starring role in Olivia Wilde’s forthcoming Don’t Worry Darling.) Now, he’s announced a tour in support of it.  » Read More

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For some time now, Janelle Monáe has been as much an actor as a musician — if not even more so. Monáe is keeping busy in that realm, co-starring in the upcoming Knives Out sequel. Today brought news of another big project for them. Monáe will play the legendary Josephine Baker in a new series from A24.  » Read More

Back in March, Pond announced they’d be reissuing their 2021 album 9 with the deluxe edition treatment, featuring a couple new songs. We already heard one of those, “Lights Of Leeming.” Today, they’re back with another one.  » Read More

Back in February, the London duo Wings Of Desire followed up their dual 2021 EPs with a new single called “Perfect World.” That song won us over with its mixture of Springsteen-isms and dreamy ’80s textures. Today, they’re back with another song that continues in that vein.  » Read More

Earlier this month, IDK returned with his first new music of 2022 — a track called “Taco,” produced by Kaytranada. “Taco” was just the first preview of a whole EP-length collaboration with Kaytranada. It’s called Simple, and it’s out next Friday.  » Read More

It’s been a little while since we’ve heard from Miya Folick. She released her debut album Premonitions back in late 2018, and she’s popped up here and there since — most recently about a year ago with “Karaoke (Demo).” She also joined American Football for a Mazzy Star cover in December,  » Read More

Josh Tillman was having a surreal moment. A couple weeks ago, he was performing the first of two Thursday night sets celebrating the release of his fifth Father John Misty album, Chloë And The Next 20th Century. Looking out the window of the Rainbow Room — that old Rockefeller Center club towering over Manhattan,  » Read More

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