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Detroit rapper and scammer supreme Teejayx6 is back with another mixtape. His 10-track tape Spooky was produced by K’Den Ju, and arrives just in time for Halloween. The tape closes with “Stimulus Package,” featuring Kasher Quon, Bandgang Lonnie, Boldy James, and the Alchemist. Give a listen to Teejayx’s Spooky below. Spooky follows Teejayx6’s Black Air

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Ghanaian-American artist, rapper, and producer Amaarae has revealed new details on her debut full-length project: The Angel You Don’t Know arrives November 12 (via Platoon). Below, find a trailer for the album and the full tracklist, which includes appearances by Kojey Radical, Moliy, Princess Adjua, Cruel Santino, and more. The Angel You Don’t Know includes

Bad Bunny has shared a new song with Puerto Rican singer Jhay Cortez called “Dakiti.” The single arrives with an aquatic visual. Watch Bad Bunny and Jhay Cortez party on a boat, perform in a floating box, and pilot personal submarines in the video below. Earlier this month, Bad Bunny appeared on the 2020 Billboard

Village People’s Victor Willis—better known as the police officer in the group he co-founded—has spoken out about Donald Trump using the band’s music at his political rallies. In an interview with BBC News, Willis said that the group had asked the Trump campaign to stop using their songs at his events. Watch the short interview

Mitski has teamed up with Z2 Comics to create the soundtrack for a new graphic novel. She’s making music to accompany writer Chris Miskiewicz and artist Vincent Kings’ upcoming book This Is Where We Fall. A softcover edition of the novel will be available widely in March 2021. Also that month, the hardcover edition is

Kendrick Lamar is back. Today (October 29), Busta Rhymes released a new track titled “Look Over Your Shoulder,” which prominently features Kendrick in the first verse. The song also samples “I’ll Be There” by the Jackson 5. “Look Over Your Shoulder” appears on Busta Rhymes’ upcoming album Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God,

Crowded House, the Neil Finn-fronted group that rose to prominence in the mid 1980s and early ’90s, have released their first new single in over a decade. The song arrives with a Nina Ljeti-directed visual starring Mac DeMarco. DeMarco plays a man who wakes up hungover after a party. Though his flashbacks suggest he did

Karen O has teamed up with Willie Nelson for a new cover of the David Bowie and Queen classic “Under Pressure.” It features Karen’s Yeah Yeah Yeahs bandmate Nick Zinner on guitar and it’s produced by TV on the Radio’s Dave Sitek. The cover also features contributions from Imaad Wasif, Johnny Hanson, Micah Nelson, and

Tonight marked the 15th annual BET Hip Hop Awards. During the ceremony, countless artists performed including Lil Baby, City Girls, Burna Boy and Chris Martin, and more. Beyond the performances and cyphers, very few actual awards were presented during the broadcast. Most of them—including Best Hip Hop Video, Hip Hop Album of the Year, Hip

Something tells me Marc Miner is the type of guy that would laugh at the joke, “Minor? There’s nothing minor about Marc.” Transfixed by his growly voice and penchant for catchy, country tunes, Miner’s magnificent turn in Smile While You’re Wasted is epic on many levels. For one thing, he’s not Nashville based, and another

Actress has released a short film to accompany his new album Karma & Desire. The visual, also called Karma & Desire, is directed, edited, and produced by Lee Bootee. The film features appearances from Zsela, Yves Tumor, Sampha, Aura T-09, and Actress himself. Watch below and scroll down for a text statement accompanying the film.

Magnolia Pictures has released the first trailer for Crock of Gold: A Few Rounds With Shane MacGowan, a new documentary about frontman of the Pogues. According to a press release, the film features archival footage, animation by Ralph Steadman, and more. The documentary, directed by Julien Temple, will screen on December 1 before getting released

Rina Sawayama appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night (October 26). Making her U.S. television debut, she performed “XS,” the single from her debut album SAWAYAMA. Watch it happen below. Earlier this year, Sawayama opened up about being ineligible for the Mercury Prize and domestic categories of the BRIT Awards due to

Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Angelo De Augustine has shared a new song, “Blue,” featuring Sufjan Stevens, who contributes vocals, piano, and guitar. The track will appear alongside their April collaboration “Santa Barbara” on a forthcoming double A-side 7″ single. Check out the video for “Blue,” directed and shot by De Augustine on Super 8 film, below

The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our writers, editors, and contributors go through an imposing number of new releases, giving recommendations to each other and discovering new favorites along the way. Each Monday, with our Pitchfork Selects playlist, we’re sharing what our

A Planned Parenthood virtual benefit festival called Village of Love is airing tonight from 9 p.m. to midnight Eastern. The festival will feature performances from Angel Olsen, Mac DeMarco, Kathleen Hanna, Bright Eyes, Phoebe Bridgers, Weyes Blood, Perfume Genius, Brittany Howard, Tenacious D, Kevin Morby, Margo Price, Devendra Banhart, and others. Eric Andre is also

Viola Smith, the trailblazing drummer once heralded as the “fastest girl drummer in the world,” has died, The Washington Post reports. She was 107 years old. According to the Post, Smith died October 21 at her home in Costa Mesa, California. The cause of death was revealed to be complications from Alzheimer’s disease. Smith grew

Though Adele stuck to her hosting duties on this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live, she did sneak in a few of her hits in one sketch. While playing herself in a version of The Bachelor, she sang excerpts of her songs “Someone Like You,” “When We Were Young,” “Hello,” and “Rolling in the Deep.”

Adele hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time this weekend, returning to the show on October 24 for the first time since she performed in 2015. H.E.R. was the show’s musical guest, performing her new songs “Damage” and “Hold On.” Watch clips below. After an opening sketch recapping Thursday’s presidential debate, Adele began her

Billie Eilish performed a virtual concert tonight (October 24), which was broadcast live from Los Angeles. She appeared with her brother FINNEAS and drummer Andrew Marshall. See the full set list below.  Eilish opened the show in a flood of red light on an expansive set that allowed for different immersive digital effects to be

Jeff Tweedy appeared on CBS This Morning to play two songs: “Bad Day Lately” and “Opaline,” both of which appear on his latest album Love Is the King, released yesterday. The performances were shot at the Hideout in Chicago. Check those out below.  During an interview with CBS’ Anthony Mason, the Wilco frontman discussed his

HAIM guested on last night’s episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers in matching lacy wedding gowns. The sibling trio played “3 AM,” the band’s riff on guys who leave women indiscreet late-night voicemails. In this instance, the “emotional vampire” was played by former vampire Robert Pattinson. Check out the full performance below, along with

Bright Eyes have shared a new song to benefit Planned Parenthood. “Miracle of Life” is available exclusively on Bandcamp until October 28. Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers sing on the track, which features electric piano and synthesizers from Nathaniel Walcott, electric guitar and pedal steel from Mike Mogis, bass from Flea, and drums by Jon

Sigur Rós have announced a new album, out at the end of the year. Titled Odin’s Raven Magic, the project is an orchestral work that the band premiered at the Reykjavik Arts Festival in 2002. It’s out December 4 via Krunk/Warner Classics. Listen to “Dvergmál” and see the tracklist below. Odin’s Raven Magic follows 2013’s

Stretch and Bobbito, whose New York radio show helped popularize a flood of hip-hop heavyweights in the 1990s, have released a new EP of remixed freestyles by some of their program’s guests. Freestyle EP 1 features Notorious B.I.G., Jay Z, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, and Big L. The release celebrates the 30th anniversary of The

The Biden campaign recently ran an ad featuring Ann Arbor, Michigan venue the Blind Pig and its owner Joe Malcoun. The ad made its debut on Sunday, October 18, during an NFL game between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Notably, the ad also featured “Sabotage” by the Beastie Boys, who do not typically

Caribou has shared the Suddenly Remixes EP. The four-track release includes reworks of songs from Dan Snaith’s most recent album from producers Shanti Celeste, Kareem Ali, India Jordan, and Logic1000. Take a listen to the EP below. Earlier this year, Dan Snaith shared longtime friend and creative collaborator Four Tet’s take on the Suddenly track

Quibi, the streaming service started by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, is shutting down six months after launching, the Wall Street Journal reports. According to WSJ, the decision to shutter the company was made in an attempt to return as much capital to investors as possible. Read WSJ’s full report here. Quibi cost $4.99 a

Wu-Tang Clan rapper Raekwon has announced his first memoir, as Rolling Stone points out. The Story of Raekwon is slated for publication in 2021 via Gallery Books. The memoir was co-written by Raekwon and music journalist Anthony Bozza, who has written books on Eminem and AC/DC. In a statement viewed by Rolling Stone, Raekwon wrote