Hope you’re having a great weekend. Here is this week’s playlist. –P. P.S. previous Playlists Scottish DJ and production extraordinaire, Hudson...
From Belgian Fog’s new wave homage, to Nas’s less obvious “It Ain’t Hard to Tell” sampled with Michael Jackson’s “Human...
LAST WEEK’S LINKS were missed due to travel, so it’s especially lovely to be back today. This week’s links include...
Running late with the mix this week—some good songs. Notes to follow. As always, hope you are having an enjoyable...
. . . and this weekend has been butterflies and anxiety and excitement, the feeling that occurs just before enormous...
Another week, another Playlist. The weekend is coming to a close — hope it was a good one, and if...
The Liverpool duo’s new track is the result of a couple of recording seasons – one in Liverpool and one in London – after the Grammy-nominated producers expressed their wish to collaborate with Foals.
Four years after the release of their last studio album, Goldfrapp are back — which is a great thing for those among us who can’t wait, can’t wait anymore.
The prolific electronic UK duo, who first burst onto the scene with their debut record Felt Mountain nearly two decades ago in 2000, return with a track called “Anymore,” the first offering from their upcoming seventh studio album, Silver Eye, out on March 31.
hello again! perhaps a little astonishing how quickly the time has flown, as it would seem as if the days...
Premiered via Annie Mac’s legendary BBC Radio 1 show, the song encapsulates the panoramic nature of the bands second full-length.
Hope you are having a great weekend. I was hoping to have this week’s Five Songs up sooner, but it’s a long...
Things are rarely easy for the actor who choses to dabble in pop. For every Donald Glover, apparently able to flit at will between the film set and the recording studio, pausing only to bask in the superlatives that garland both sides of his work, there are umpteen Russell Crowes or Johnny Depps, their dreams of polymath stardom crushed by a reception that ranges from suspicion to bemusement to outright hostility.
Today, the New York rap wiseacre Wiki follows up his 2017 album No Mountains In Manhattan with a new one called Oofie. Like No Mountains, Oofie is a meditation on the life on a New York dirtbag...