Although Phoenix's newest album, Bankrupt!, doesn't officially arrive until April 23, the new set is streaming in its entirety one week early on iTunes. Listen here. The record will release next week digitally and physically via Glassnote.
Minneapolis indie R&B act Poliça on Monday released the studio version of a new track they debuted over the weekend at Coachella. The new single, "Tiff," features Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, who performed with the band as they introduced it for the first time.
Drake has repurposed Destiny's Child's "Say My Name" in his new track "Girls Loves Beyoncé." Singer-songwriter James Fauntleroy assists on vocals by singing the hook of the DC track. The new cut comes ahead of Drake's forthcoming album.
The new track comes after Drizzy over the weekend claimed in an interview that he makes better music than Chris Brown.
Listen to and download the new song below.
Jay-Z, like many Americans, was obviously annoyed by recent criticism of his trip to Cuba with wife Beyoncé. Following an investigation by two Republican members of Congress that ultimately proved the pair indeed had their proper licenses to travel, Hov hit the studio for an impromptu recording with Timbaland and Swizz Beatz. The song, "Open Letter," premiered on Jay's Life + Times website.
The National has shared another track off their forthcoming album, Trouble Will Find Me. The new song, "Don't Swallow the Cap," can be heard below.
G.O.O.D. Music on Thursday unveiled a new track via Pusha T. Kanye West teased the track earlier in the day, stating, "Our family Hov brought that real hip hop shit this morning so me and Pusha wanna keep that feeling going."
Jimmy Eat World is gearing up for their forthcoming album, Damage, and in doing so, the Arizona band has released the lead single off the new set. "I Will Steal You Back" certainly fits in with the idea of an "adult breakup record," which is what the band called their latest effort.
Ahead of their upcoming new project, Volume 3, She & Him has unveiled another new song off the album, this one titled "I Could've Been Your Girl." Once again, Zooey Deschanel sings of heartache and a failed relationship.
Considering they share the cover of this month's new Vibe, Kendrick Lamar and Miguel appropriately collaborate in a new remix of the latter's "How Many Drinks," and it's available now for listening and for purchase.
Fall Out Boy on Monday released their entire album Save Rock and Roll for streaming via Soundcloud and YouTube. The new set includes collaborations with Courtney Love, Big Sean, Foxes and Elton John. The new record doesn't officially arrive until April 15, but it is streaming now below.
The Flaming Lips' 13th studio album, The Terror, is streaming now in its entirety via NPR. The record officially releases April 16 via Warner Bros.
Kid Cudi's new album, INDICUD, has officially leaked—two weeks early. But as the rapper stated Monday night following the news, "I ain't trippin bout my album leakin. I'm the best. Love it. April 23." Fortunately for fans, that means Cudi's collaboration with Kendrick Lamar is now online. Although we won't be sharing the entire project, you can listen to "Solo Dolo Pt. 2" below.
