Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Deeper Well,” Kacey Musgraves – March 15“TORI.,” Tori Kelly – April 5
“Mood Swings,” Marcus King – April 5
“The Sunset Violent,” Mount Kimbie – April 5
“Only God Was Above Us,” Vampire Weekend – April 5
“Townie,” X Ambassadors – April 5
“Country,” Elliott BROOD – April 12
“San Vito,” The Feeling – April 12
“Don’t Forget Me,” Maggie Rogers – April 12
“Shadow,” Lizz Wright – April 12
“Tarantula Heart,” Melvins – April 19
“Classic II,” HAUSER – April 19
“A Mortal Binding,” My Dying Bride – April 19
“Fragile as Humans,” Emily Barker – May 3
“From Hell I Rise,” Kerry King – May 17
“Red Moon Rising,” Robert Jon & The Wreck – June 28
Exclusive CDs + Vinyl
Vinyl
“Fantastic” and “Make It Big,” Wham! – March 22
Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“Quitter,” Katelyn Tarver (L.A.-based artist’s second album; new single: “One Without the Other”; See here; Nettwerk)
“Cristal Medium Blue,” Lewis OfMan (French-born artist’s second album; See here; Profil de Face / Virgin Music Group)
“Ambient Ensemble,” Nick Schofield (with Yolande Laroche, Philippe Charbonneau and Mika Posen; new single: “Picture Perfect”; See here; Nick Schofield)
“Carousel,” Slightest Clue (five-song EP; producer: Matt Di Pomponio; Hear here; Slightest Clue)
“I Will Never Let You Down,” Marcellus Hall (See here; Plastic Fork)
“GOOSE,” Mol Sullivan (producer: Sima Cunningham; Hear here; Mol Sullivan)
You could say I'd lost my belief in our politicians / They all seemed like game show hosts to me
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Do It Again, Sheryl Crow
Lonely Dancers, Conan Gray
How Can I Love You (Without Breaking Your Heart), The Struts
Want!, KA$HDAMI
The Alibi, DYLAN
Maybe Life Is Good, Em Beihold
serpentine, renforshort
Jeans, Agender
Everywhere I Go, Wild Rivers
Best Friend for Life, Grace Leer
For One Last Time, Chenayder
Waste of Time, Smith & Thell
Poppy Fields, Eric Hilton
Break, Good Kid
You’re Still the One, T.G. Sheppard & Kelly Lang
Getaway, WRKHOUSE
Wedding Day, Lori Rayne
Antidote, Meklit
Crash, LEATHERS
One More, Brian Falduto
World’s on Fire, Bryce Fox
It’s Hard To Be a Human Being, Eric Hirshberg
Grow, Blair Lee
Kiss and Tell, Sydney Sherrill
Just Fine, Lucinda Poy
friends, Kate Gill
Lost Sounds, Cole Gallagher
Wicked Game, The Dirty Shirts
oblivion, Marble
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Jimmy Van Eaton (early rock ‘n’ roll drummer who played at Sun Records)
Donald Kinsey (The Kinsey Report)
Derek McIntyre (Jamiroquai bassist)
Damo Suzuki (Can singer-musician)
Seiji Ozawa (legendary Japanese conductor)
This Week In … 1975
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Fire,” Ohio Players
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “My Eyes Adored You,” Frankie Valli (from No. 28 to No. 12)
Highest Debut (No. 72) – “Emotion,” Helen Reddy
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “My Boy,” Elvis Presley (from No. 69 to No. 42)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Changes,” Loggins & Messina
Music News
> Donna Summer’s Estate Claims Kanye West Used ‘I Feel Love’ Without Permission | Rolling Stone
> Taylor Swift Celebrates Tokyo Eras Tour Shows Ahead of 2024 Super Bowl | Entertainment Tonight
> 9 Health Benefits of Music as You Age | AARP
> Billy Joel Announces ‘The 100th’ Concert Special Coming to CBS | Billboard
> Rolling Stone’s Top Editor Steps Down | The New York Times
> The Tragically Hip Named Record Store Day Canada 2024 Canadian Ambassadors | Chipster PR
Tour News
> Legendary Scottish Singer and Actress Lulu Announces Farewell Tour for Fans | National World
Dedicated to Winnie G. We miss you, girl.