Hardcore/alternative rock group Turnstile shared the new single “Look Out For Me” and its music video from the upcoming album Never Enough, which arrives on June 6.
The music video is included in the 14-track visual album Turnstile: Never Enough. The film will premiere at Tribeca Film Festival next month and will also screen in theaters around the US.
The Marcus King Band shared the new song “Honky Tonk Hell” and its lyric video earlier this month. “‘Honky Tonk Hell’ is an anthem for anyone out there like myself who have struggled with the permanence of sobriety,” Marcus King says.
In August, the band’s Family Reunion two-day festival will feature artists such as Jamey Johnson, Stephen Wilson Jr., and more in Charleston, South Carolina.
Comprised of musicians and DJs from around the globe, Africa Express announced a new album titled Africa Express Presents… Bahidorá will arrive on July 11 via World Circuit Records.
The LP’s first two singles, “Mi Lado” and “Kuduro,” are now available to listen to- alongside both tracks’ music videos.
Singer-songwriter Lauren Spencer Smith announced her new album The Art of Being a Mess will arrive on June 27, and shared the album’s first single “If Karma Doesn’t Get You (I Will).”
“This song is just the beginning of exploring deeper, more unapologetically angry emotions and being honest about the sides of ourselves we don’t always show,” Smith says.
Dutch progressive house/melodic techno producer Estiva recently released his album Embrace via Colorize.
The album was shaped by his “experiences on the road, long hours in the studio, and a desire to create something that resonates beyond the dancefloor.”
Metal band The Sword announced new US dates for the 15th anniversary tour of the album Warp Riders, in addition to festival performances in Europe this summer.
“This is probably the only chance people will have to see us perform the entire album, so don’t miss out!” says vocalist/guitarist JD Cronise.
French powerhouses Christine and the Queens and Cerrone shared the first single “Catching Feelings” and its accompanying music video from an upcoming 4-track collaborative EP. The duo met during a performance at the Olympic Games in Paris last year.
Synth pop act Paperwhite returned with the new single “This Feeling” and announced the sophomore EP Rush will drop on June 27.
“Ultimately, ‘This Feeling’ is about trusting the voice inside that knows that there is still magic in the world,” explains the sibling duo.
Indie rock four-piece Bedridden released the debut album Moths Strapped to Each Other’s Backs in April via Julia’s War Recordings.
Frontman Jack Riley describes the album as “the most fleshed out project any of us have been a part of.”
Swimming Bell, the moniker of LA-based singer-songwriter Katie Schottland, just released her captivating five-song indie folk EP Somnia.
“Given all the stress and tension in the world, I wanted to make a feeling of escape – something hypnotic and transportive,” Schottland says.
Indie pop singer-songwriter Glenna Jane released the new single “Juno” last month ahead of her upcoming EP Kid.
She describes the track as an anthem about “blurring platonic and romantic love and loving your friends and falling in love with your friends.”
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