Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Imaginal Disk,” Magdalena Bay – Aug. 23
“Normal Sounds,” Lia Kohl – Aug. 30
“I Am Rachel Platten,” Rachel Platten – Sept. 3
“The FORCE,” LL COOL J – Sept. 6
“Emita Ox,” Hello Mary – Sept. 13
“Model Kollapse,” Bill Leeb – Sept. 13
“7,” Nelly Furtado – Sept. 20
“143,” Katy Perry – Sept. 20
“Orion,” Orion Sun – Sept. 20
“The Surface Seems So Far,” Seether – Sept. 20
“All This and So Much More,” Tasha – Sept. 20
“The 3rd,” Mitchell Tenpenny – Sept. 20
“Thoughts and Observations,” The Coronas – Sept. 27
“Paradise Pop. 10,” Christian Lee Hutson – Sept. 27
“Watch Me Drive Them Dogs Wild,” Merce Lemon – Sept. 27
“Quiet in a World Full of Noise,” Dawn Richard & Spencer Zahn – Oct. 4
“House With the Blue Door,” Nick Ward – Oct. 4
“East My Love,” Current Joys – Oct. 11
“The Key to What,” Bear Hands – Oct. 18
“Slipping Away,” Tim Heidecker – Oct. 18
“Dreamstate,” Kelly Lee Owens – Oct. 18
“Duets (30th Anniversary),” Andrea Bocelli – Oct. 25
“Patterns in Repeat,” Laura Marling – Oct. 25
“Our Time in the Sun,” Jeremie Albino – Nov. 1
“The Good Kind,” Our Girl – Nov. 8
New Music Friday: July 12, 2024
Just Released
“Mirror, Mirror,” The Scarlet Opera (five-song EP; new single: “Slutty”; Hear here; Republic)
“Lost in a Dream,” Cassandra Lewis (Americana singer-songwriter’s major-label debut album; producer: Dave Cobb; new single: “Hold the Door”; Hear here; Elektra / Low Country Sound)
“HEIS,” Rema (Nigerian musician’s second album; new single: “Hehehe”; Hear here; Interscope)
“Maybe in Another Life,” Chenayder (seven-song EP; Hear here; Alamo Records)
“Reverb & Seduction,” Federale (Portland band’s sixth album; Hear here; Jealous Butcher)
“White Flame,” BUDDERSIDE (L.A.-based hard rock quintet’s third album; Hear here; BUDDERSIDE)
“Time Slips Away,” The Mystic Twangers (Americana pop-rock ensemble’s fifth album; Hear here; The Mystic Twangers)
Saving nickels, saving dimes / Working 'till the sun don't shine
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Woman’s World, Katy Perry
Funeral, Teddy Swims
Corazón, Nelly Furtado feat. Bomba Estéreo
Ain’t in Kansas Anymore (from “Twisters: The Album”), Miranda Lambert
My Oh My, Kylie Minogue feat. Bebe Rexha & Tove Lo
DREAMS I SEE, Kid Cudi
Overdrive, Thomas Rhett
i hope i never fall in love, Maren Morris
So Am I, Alison Moyet
Floating Parade, Michael Kiwanuka
Waiting on a Blue Sky, JP Cooper
Love Got You, Kelly Lee Owens
lift off!, salute & Disclosure
Mary Jane, Orion Sun
Patterns, Laura Marling
Bones, Russell Dickerson
STUPID, YG feat. Babyface Ray & Lil Yachty
Body & Soul, Judah & the Lion
Lie 95, Bartees Strange
You Hear Me, Yellowcard
How Does Forever Sound, Landon Conrath
It Was Real to Me, Mokita feat. Dashboard Confessional
Didn’t I, Dasha
Wet, TESTPILOT
Slippin’, Paul Russell feat. Meghan Trainor
California Rain, Current Joys
Takes One to Know One, The Beaches
Think I’ll Know It, Abbey Blackwell
Falling, Ashley Elle
Let There Be Nothing, Ella Thompson
I Know There Is Happiness, The Sheila Divine
I’ll Follow You, Dave Guy
Sun Come Up, HiFi Sean, David McAlmont
Call Me, Micah McLaurin
Famous, Lillian Hepler
Hole in the Wall, Ryan Nelson
Hometown, Jaclyn Bradley
American Nights, Dylan Jakobsen
2 thousand 10, elijah woods
Roll One With Willie, Daniel Jeffers
My Bad, Alan Ward
I ain’t gonna do it, UNTAMED
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Jim Rotondi (hard-bop trumpeter)
Dave Loggins (“Please Come to Boston” singer-songwriter)
Shelley Duvall (actress-singer starred in “Nashville,” “Popeye,” “Annie Hall” and “The Shining” and recorded two Christmas albums)
This Week In … 2006
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Promiscuous,” Nelly Furtado feat. Timbaland
Biggest Movers Within the Top 40 – “Ain’t No Other Man,” Christina Aguilera (from No. 13 to No. 9) and “So What,” Field Mob feat. Ciara (from No. 16 to No. 12)
Highest Debut (No. 18) – “Stars Are Blind,” Paris Hilton
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Sexy Love,” Ne-Yo (from No. 84 to No. 66)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Steady, As She Goes,” The Raconteurs
No. 1 Album – “Loose,” Nelly Furtado
Music News
> The Zombies Founder Rod Argent to Retire From Touring Following Stroke | Pitchfork
> Carol Bongiovi, Mother of Jon Bon Jovi, Dies at 83 | Variety
> The Smile Cancel Tour Dates After Jonny Greenwood Hospitalized for Serious Illness | Pitchfork
> Mick Fleetwood Hopes for ‘Healing’ Between Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham | Billboard
> Beastie Boys Sue Chili’s Owner for Copyright Infringement Over ‘Sabotage’ Commercial | Pitchfork
> The Killers’ ‘Mr Brightside’ Strolls Into Guinness World Records | Billboard
> Shania Twain to Host 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards | The Wrap
Dedicated to Winnie G. We miss you, girl.