Rock trio Haim is back with a music video for the new single “Relationships.” The music video was directed by filmmaker Camille Summers-Valli.
The band has been working on a new album but hasn’t yet announced its release date. Haim’s last release was the acclaimed Women in Music Pt. III in 2020.
The Hollies and Crosby, Stills & Nash member Graham Nash just started his North American tour following the release of his 2023 album Now.
Reflecting on his decades of work, Nash says: “I need to know that I’ve brought something into the world that was positive and not negative.”
Alternative rock band Garbage announced a North American tour starting this September in support of the upcoming album Let All That We Imagine Be The Light, which will be available May 30.
Singer Shirley Manson explains the album’s title: “When things feel dark it feels imperative to seek out forces that are light, positive and beautiful in the world.”
Pop singer-songwriter Jessia recently premiered her latest single “Moved Around You” fresh off a headlining North American tour.
Jessia shares that “Moved Around You” is for “anyone who’s fallen too hard in a casual relationship.”
In March rock act My Morning Jacket released its tenth album Is, and now the band is embarking on an American tour starting in April.
“All these songs came into existence out of an attempt to connect with something beyond the human experiment, which for me is the whole purpose of music,” singer/guitarist Jim James says.
Last week pop group CocoRosie dropped its eighth studio album Little Death Wishes through Joyful Noise. “CocoRosie has been the center of our lives for such a long time now,” says Bianca Cassady, one half of the sister duo whose career has spanned over 20 years.
CocoRosie will be touring extensively in Europe this summer.
New York-based musician Duendita premiered the new single “Baby Teeth”- explaining it as a song celebrating “the joy of healing from the darkest experiences. It’s a piano vocal banger about feeling safe and strong.”
Mixing R&B, jazz, and soul, Duendita also announced her upcoming album A Strong Desire to Survive, which is due April 4.
Metal act Callous Daoboys shared the new track and music video for “Lemon” ahead of the forthcoming album I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven, which will be out on May 16. Vocalist Carson Pace explains that the song “represents every frustration that you’ve ever had with a judgmental lover who wants you to give up on your art.”
The band is currently on tour with Chiodos, Hawthorne Heights, and Emmure in the US.
Pop duo Spellman Twinz announced the new single “Yum Yum” to premiere on April 11 as a preview for the twins’ upcoming album.
Combining Brazilian funk, pop, and hip-hop, the group says that the song “makes you want to twerk, feel sexy, and embrace your bad bitch energy from the moment the beat drops.”
Puerto Rican pop duo Buscabulla announced a US tour this summer, along with a trailer for the group’s new album. Buscabulla’s last single, “11:11,” was released last year via Domino Records.
“You have a purpose, and you have to fulfill it,” singer-songwriter Raquel Berrios says. “That’s what this new era is about.”
Finnish-German metal band Rootbrain released its latest EP Mothertomb in March. Vocalist Jules Näveri reflects on Mothertomb: “The four tracks may be vastly different, but on this EP, they work as a cohesive unit. It felt like we were creating in real-time, letting instincts lead the way.”
Rootbrain is currently working on its second full-length album for release this spring/summer.
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