John Mayer's new album, Paradise Valley, due Aug. 20, is now streaming early via iTunes. The album includes guest features by Katy Perry and Frank Ocean.
Ahead of their reported performance at this month's MTV VMAs, Daft Punk is moving forward with a new radio single. “Lost Yourself to Dance,” featuring Pharrell, will be serviced this week.
Chet Faker returns on Monday with a sultry new cut titled "Melt," featuring Kilo Kish, which comes ahead of the Australian singer's upcoming North American tour.
Following a series of partial (albeit low-quality) leaks over the weekend, Lady Gaga reacted on Monday by releasing her new single "Applause," which wasn't due until Aug. 19.
At the beginning of the summer, we asked readers to weigh in with their pick for this year's Song of Summer. Voting closed this past week and the totals are now in for our third annual poll.
The first single off Katy Perry's upcoming album, Prism, leaked online Saturday. "Roar" is expected to officially drop on Monday (Aug. 12).
This is just incredible. The incredible Brooklyn outfit X Ambassadors have covered J. Cole's "Power Trip," featuring Miguel.
With less than two weeks until his Aug. 20 release of the new album, Doris, Odd Future rapper Earl Sweatshirt has debuted a new track titled "Burgundy," featuring Vince Staples. The song was produced by Pharrell.
In a surprise announcement Thursday morning, The Avett Brothers have announced a new record due Oct. 15. In anticipation of the newly revealed album, the trio is streaming a new song, "Another is Waiting."
After changing the name of his forthcoming album earlier Wednesday, Future has followed the news with the debut of “Honest,” the title track off the new record, which arrived promptly at midnight Thursday morning.
Ahead of the band's forthcoming debut album, Glow, Royal Teeth has announced plans to tour with Said the Whale. In addition to existing tour stops, the New Orleans six-piece will be on the road for the months of August and September.
The O.C. this week marks its 10th anniversary. On August 5, 2003, Fox aired the pilot for what would become a television obsession for many. The nighttime soap brought to life likable characters and shocking plot lines, but it also played a key role in what has now become commonplace on TV: taste-making soundtracks.
