Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Golden Feather,” Golden Feather – Sept. 20
“Guitarscape,” Steve Howe – Sept. 27
“Mid-Twenties Crisis,” Dylan Marlowe – Sept. 27
“Backbone,” Kasey Chambers – Oct. 4
“Acadia,” Yasmin Williams – Oct. 4
“BERRIES,” BERRIES – Oct. 18
“Whiplash,” bôa – Oct. 18
“Shooting Star,” Benjamin Tod – Oct. 18
“Mirror Starts Moving Without Me,” Pom Pom Squad – Oct. 25
“Sentimental,” Carlita – Nov. 15
New Music Friday: Aug. 2, 2024
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Reissues
“White Noise & Lightning: The Best of Continental Drifters,” Continental Drifters – Sept. 13
“Mirage Tour ’82,” Fleetwood Mac – Sept. 20
“Spring in Stockholm: Live at Konserthuset, 1959,” The Gerry Mulligan Quartet – Sept. 27
“Feelins’ / United Talent / Dynamic Duo / Honky Tonk Heroes,” Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn – Sept. 27
“Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973-2023,” Bryan Ferry – Oct. 25
“Walkin’ After Midnight,” Eva Cassidy – Nov. 8
Just Released
“Live From Codfish Hollow,” SUSTO (Hear here; New West)
“PERO NO TE ENAMORES,” Fuerza Regida (guests: Afrojack, Maluma, Gordo, Bellakath, Major Lazer, Alok; Hear here; Sony Music U.S. Latin)
“Side Effects of Happiness,” Ferry Townes (Hear here; Licorice Pizza Records)
“Community,” Fletcher Reed (guests: K. Sparks, Portair, Tom Hafner, ALANA HIL, CHUFI; Hear here; Nettwerk)
“Transcendence on the Cheap,” Tremendous (six-song EP; Hear here; Tremendous)
“Damned if I do it for you,” Kississippi (four-song EP; Hear here; Kississippi)
“Something To Fill the Silence,” Vacant Weekend (six-song EP; Hear here; Cosmic Glue)
“Listen to Me,” Middle Child Syndrome (Hear here; Middle Child Syndrome)
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New Songs Playlist
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Spinning, Pom Pom Squad
Nightfall, Trentemøller
Mar Vista, Lily Meola
I Wanna Be Loved (Just a Little Better), Alison Goldfrapp
What’s This About (La La La La), Kate Bollinger
Take It As It Is, Unknown Voidz
My Words, Suzanna Choffel
Come Down, Cera Gibson
Never Give Up On You, Golden Feather
Sweet As Pie, Tombstones in Their Eyes
Just Can’t Get Enough, leetham
Out the Dirt, Ricky Coleman feat. Pryce Jamison
EVER YOURS, Jake Isaac
Heaven Can Wait, Kayla Silverman
I’m Gone, Jumaane Smith
Exs, Madam Sad
Bridges, Bob Sumner
I LO<3 MY EX, Dylan Sinclair
Boundaries, Aisha Badru
It’s Bastille Day, J. Mamana
I wasn’t that thought, DUNUMS
Mile High, Waking April
Little Cup, Arrested Youth
Doctor! Doctor!, Icarus Phoenix
Keeping My Brother Down, Kevin Gordon
sleep dealrrr, Hillsboro
Bone, The Young Scones
all you need to know, MOSSY LEDGE
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Chino XL (rapper-actor)
Pat Collier (producer and former bassist for The Vibrators)
Martin Phillips (frontman and founder of The Chills)
The Nelons (three members of family gospel group die in plane crash)
This Week In … 2007
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Hey There Delilah,” Plain White T’s
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Shut Up and Drive,” Rihanna (from No. 34 to No. 22)
Highest Debut (No. 47) – “Crank That (Soulja Boy),” Soulja Boy Tell’em
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Shawty,” Plies feat. T-Pain (from No. 69 to No. 20)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Never Too Late,” Three Days Grace
No. 1 Album – “T.I. vs. T.I.P.,” T.I.
Music News
> Taylor Swift ‘Completely in Shock’ After Deadly Stabbing Attack at Dance Class Celebrating Her Music | MSN
> Rod Stewart Admits ‘My Days Are Numbered’ As He Nears 80 Years Old | The Sun
> Fans Share Emotional Reactions to Céline Dion’s Comeback at Paris Olympics | NBC News
> Sinead O’Connor’s Exact Cause of Death Revealed One Year After Her Death | Billboard
> Stray Kids & Jimin Debut at Nos. 1 & 2 on Billboard 200 — K-Pop Has Top Two Albums for First Time | Billboard
> Lady Gaga ‘Very Happy’ After Saying Yes to Michael Polansky | Geo News
> Halsey Addresses Fan Criticism Following ‘Lucky’ Single Release: ‘I Regret Coming Back’ | Variety
Tour + Festival News
> Carrie Underwood Extends Her ‘Reflection’ Vegas Residency to Spring 2025 | Rolling Stone
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