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Australian electronic music producer What So Not has released his new seven-track EP, Divide & Conquer. The EP is heavy on collaborations, but he doesn't tab on any big names. Instead he works with other producers like Ganz and Burns. He then calls upon Kimbra and George Maple for vocals, while Rome Fortune adds a verse on "Buried." -
Stream Carly Rae Jepsen's Sugary-Good Pop EMOTION Side-B Album
Carly Rae has another great LP on her hands with this B-Sides album. Carly Rae Jepsen released arguably the best pop album of 2015 with her third LP EMOTION. -
Stream Rae Sremmurd 'Sremmlife 2' Featuring Gucci Mane, Lil Jon, Juicy J
The album is packed full of heaters. Rae Sremmurd have released their highly anticipated new album Sremmlife 2. The 11-track album comes with some four impressive features from Kodak Black, Gucci Mane, Juicy J and Lil Jon. -
DJ Snake Releases Hit-Filled New Album 'Encore' With Justin Bieber, Others [Review]
The album also incldues features from Travi$ Scott, Young Thug, Skrillex, Migos and Jeremih. After over a decade of putting out music as a producer on various pop records for the likes of Pitbull and Lady Gaga and then solo single smashes such as "Turn Down For What," "Get Low" and "Middle," DJ Snake has put out his debut artist album Encore. -
Red Hot Chili Peppers' 'The Getaway' Review: Not as Fun as Earlier Releases
As the Red Hot Chili Peppers recently released their 11th album, 'The Getaway,' find out why this album isn't as fun as their earlier releases. -
RETRO: 'Young, Rich & Dangerous,' the Best Kris Kross Album That No One Ever Heard
Issued unseen in 1996, Kris Kross' third and final album is their swan song and a practically unheard hip hop jewel. 'Young, Rich & Dangerous' found the duo matured by fame, their emcee skills (and Jermaine Dupri's production) decidedly heightened. -
Kygo Delivers the Feels on Euphoric Debut LP; Stream, Download ‘Cloud Nine’ [LISTEN]
After reigning the tropical house game for two years with a steady stream of remixes and singles, Kygo delivers all the feels on his aptly-titled euphoric debut LP, Cloud Nine. The blissed-out dance record, which features collaborations with the likes of John Legend, Kodaline, Parson James, Julia Michaels and Foxes among others on 14 out of the 15 tracks, is overall perfect for barbeque season. Stream the new album in full here, and download it here. -
‘Hopelessness’ Reviewed: ANOHNI Makes Protest Pop Music About Drones and Global Climate Change
ANOHNI, formerly known as Antony Hegarty of the chamber pop group Antony & The Johnsons, fuses elements of dance floor-ready pop with conventions of protest music on Hopelessness, her debut album under new moniker. With help from avant-electronica producers Oneohtrix Point Never and Hudson Mohawke, she presents goosebumps-inducing protest music for an era marked by drone bomb strikes and global climate change. -
Kaytranada Delivers Complex, Diverse Debut Album On '99.9%'
The LP features the likes of Craig David, Anderson .Paak, Little Dragon, AlunaGeorge and Vic Mensa. Kaytranada has released his debut artist album 99. 9%. -
Stream, Download Tourist's Moody, Masterful Album 'U'
Tourist's debut album is worthy of high praise. London-based producer William Phillips, better known as Tourist has released his new album U via Monday Records. -
Stream, Download James Blake Surprise Album 'The Colour In Anything'
A beautiful surprise from James Blake. James Blake shocked the music world yesterday when he announced on BBC Radio One with Annie Mac that he was going to release his new long-awaited album The Colour In Anything that night. -
Brian Eno Covers Lou Reed, Conjures the Titanic on New Album ‘The Ship’ [LISTEN]
Brian Eno just released The Ship, his latest full-length solo album on Warp. Apparently, the LP grew out of the legendary producer's fascination with World War I and the sinking of the so-called "unsinkable" Titanic. It plays like a pastiche, conjures a collage of different stories told with the help of sea-like ambient instrumentations that conclude with a pretty straightforward cover of The Velvet Underground's "I'm Set Free," penned by Lou Reed.
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