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Song You Need: Sea Moss explore the rot behind the sweet tooth

Watch the video for “Candy Run,” the lead single from Sea Moss’ newly announced sophomore album, SEAMOSS2.

music / Electronic

Björk announces solo career-spanning podcast

Björk: Sonic Symbolism is a new podcast hosted by the Icelandic artist exploring her discography.

music / Experimental

Michelle Branch domestic assault charge dismissed by state of Tennessee

A misdemeanor domestic assault charge against Michelle Branch has been dropped after an altercation with her husband Patrick Carney led to her arrest.

music / Pop

Phoebe Bridgers and Fred Durst will appear in a new A24 horror movie

A24 announces I Saw The TV Glow, a new horror movie from director Jane Schoenbrun starring Justice Smith and Bridgette Lundy-Paine alongside musicians Snail Mail, Fred Durst, and Phoebe Bridgers.

culture / Film

Offset sues longtime label Quality Control

Offset has sued his and Migos’ longtime label Quality Control, claiming the company’s CEO Pierre “P” Thomas has been “blackballing” him.

music / Hip-Hop

Rina Sawayama looks back on life with power ballad “Phantom”

Watch Rina Sawayama's "Phantom" video. The song is the latest single from new album Hold The Girl, due September 16.

music / Pop

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Stella Explorer is feeling red hot on “House Arrest”

Stella Explorer shares "House Arrest" ahead of new EP Dorkay House, out on YEAR0001 (Yung Lean, Bladee, Viagra Boys).

music / Electronic

Nosaj Thing and FaltyDL enlist Juliana Barwick for new singles

Listen to “Blue Hour” and “Four Horses,” two new tracks featuring Julianna Barwick, from Nosaj Thing and FaltyDL, respectively.

music / Electronic

Song You Need: Eli Winter’s transcendent take on a Jewish tradition

Listen to “Dayenu,” the penultimate track from Eli Winter’s recently released self-titled

music / Experimental

Lil Tjay shares video update following near-fatal shooting

Lil Tjay is updating fans following a near-fatal shooting in June.

music / Hip-Hop

FN Meka is the cynical low-point of the “A.I. rapper” debate

Days after being signed, the so-called "A.I. rapper" FN Meka was dropped from Capitol Records. It was a fitting end to a brief, ignoble career arc.

music / Hip-Hop