Updates + Additions

New Releases

“Mind of a Country Boy,” Luke Bryan – Sept. 27

“Songbook,” Gilbert O’Sullivan – Sept. 27

“Leon,” Leon Bridges – Oct. 4

“For Cryin’ Out Loud,” FINNEAS – Oct. 4

“Patterns,” Kelsea Ballerini – Oct. 25

“Still + Bright,” Amythyst Kiah – Oct. 25

“Revolution,” Skillet – Nov. 1

“Complex Emotions,” The Bad Plus – Nov. 8

New Music Friday: Aug. 9, 2024

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Reissues

“The Best of Bublé,” Michael Bublé – Sept. 27

“Joni Mitchell Archives, Volume 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980),” Joni Mitchell – Oct. 4

“American Idiot (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition),” Green Day – Oct. 25

Vinyl

“You’re Never Alone With a Schizophrenic (Expanded Edition)” and “Short Back ‘n’ Sides (Expanded Edition),” Ian Hunter – Oct. 25

“Deepcut to Nowhere,” Graham Parker – Oct. 25

Just Released

“96 Months,” Calvin Harris (17-song career-spanning compilation; guests: Rihanna, Sam Smith, Dua Lipa, Ellie Goulding, Rag’n’Bone Man, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Steve Lacy, Disciples, et al; Hear here; Columbia)

“Sugar Honey Iced Tea,” Latto (guests: Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Ciara, Mariah the Scientist, Coco Jones, Hunxho, et al; Hear here; Read here; Streamcut / RCA)

“Opus,” Ryuichi Sakamoto (20-track release, featuring three new compositions from the late musician, as well as new arrangements of existing pieces from his nearly 50-year career; Hear here; Milan Records)

“There Goes the Neighborhood,” Sugarland (four-song EP; Hear here; Big Machine)

“Yo Gabba GabbaLand! (Original Series Soundtrack),” various artists (guests: Anderson .Paak, Portugal. The Man, Thundercat, mxmtoon, Local Natives, Lucius, Kurt Vile, Betty Who, Twin Shadow, Ty Segall, The Linda Lindas, et al; Hear here; BMG Rights Management)

“And Now, Eric Carmen: The Arista Archive,” Eric Carmen (25-song digital-only release; Apple Music; Arista / Legacy)

“Destinations and Fun Places,” Rhonda Vincent (guests: Dolly Parton, Trisha Yearwood, Jeannie Seely, Cody Johnson, Adam Haynes; Hear here; Upper Management)

“For the Black Sheep,” Lacy J. Dalton (Hear here; StarVista Music)

“Nostos | Algos,” Common Sage (three-song EP; Hear here; Equal Vision)

“EP3,” Nicolas Bougaïeff (five songs; Hear here; NovaMute)

“Age of Disenchantment,” Hello Stranger (Hear here; Hello Stranger)

“American Disco,” Never Ending Fall (Hear here; Create Music Group)

“HEXED,” Leah Mason (pop singer-songwriter’s debut album; Hear here; The 13th)

I'm going where the sun keeps shining / Through the pouring rain

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

Why Why Why, Shawn Mendes
For Cryin’ Out Loud, FINNEAS
Bright Lights, The Killers
Lifetimes, Katy Perry
Dark and Velvet Nights, David Gilmour
Sorry Mom, Kelsea Ballerini
L-O-V-E, John Legend feat. Chrissy Teigen, Luna Stephens and Miles Stephens
Don’t Get Me Started, The Smile
After All the Bars Are Closed, Thomas Rhett
Filigree, Alison Moyet
Fakest Bitch, London Grammar
Slack, COIN
Happy Again, Phantogram
Old Money, AP Dhillon
AFTER CARE, Laeland
Maniac, Flower Face
Role Model, Sly Stone & Sal Filipelli
Give You Up, Julia Raye
Waves / Sail On, Yacht Rock Revue
Roses, Alisa Xayalith
Like It Does, Chrome Daphne
Ride the Wave, PiPEllA
You, Nathalie King
Sunshine and Rain, Jesse June
Blameless Blue, Brother Elsey
Parasite, Blace 
Nightmare Blunt Rotation, atlgrandma
He Didn’t Mean It, Stella Bridie
Teardrops, E-KT
slowly, Culture Wars
Bruiser, Michael Love Michael
kiss like me, Piper Connolly
Never Satisfied, Puma June
La Da Da Yeah, Good Group Thanks for Coming
Stars, Lark 

R.I.P.

Sylvester Hopkins (The Five Satins)

Maurice Williams (“Stay” singer-songwriter)

This Week In … 1977

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “I Just Want to Be Your Everything,” Andy Gibb

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Float On,” The Floaters (from No. 40 to No. 29)

Highest Debut (No. 71) – “Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band,” Meco

Biggest Movers Within the Hot 100 – “Hard Rock Café,” Carole King (from No. 66 to No. 52) and “Keep It Comin’ Love,” KC and the Sunshine Band (from No. 82 to No. 68)

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Sing It, Shout It,” Starz

No. 1 Album – “Rumours,” Fleetwood Mac

Tour + Festival News

> Tinashe Announces North American Tour | Pitchfork

Dedicated to Winnie G. We miss you, girl. 

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