Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Tales of a Failed Shapeshifter,” Em Beihold – Feb. 27
“A Rush to Nowhere,” Arima Ederra – March 6
“HELP(2),” various artists – March 6
“Soul to Soul (Music From the Original Soundtrack),” various artists – new release date: March 6
“Trying Times,” James Blake – March 13
“Hoggar,” Tinariwen – March 13
“Goliath,” Exodus – March 20
“Hyperphantasia,” Lone – March 27
“Wildfire,” Loreen – March 27
“The Long Surrender,” NEEDTOBREATHE – March 27
“The Former Site Of,” The New Pornographers – March 27
“THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.,” RAYE – March 27
“Book of Paul,” Paul Cauthen – April 3
“Wendy Eisenberg,” Wendy Eisenberg – April 3
“Indigo Park,” Bruce Hornsby – April 3
“L.I.V.E. in São Paulo (Live Immersive Visual Experiment),” Bring Me the Horizon – April 10
“Cat Out of Hell,” Fantastic Cat – April 10
“Cruel World,” Holly Humberstone – April 10
“Keep Your Friends Closer,” Chief State – April 17
“The Dead Ones,” The Last Ten Seconds of Life – April 17
“Lost Cause Lover Fool,” The Milk Carton Kids – April 24
“13,” White Denim – April 24
“Electric Love,” Brother Wallace – May 8
“All Hail Hypocrisy,” The Cruel Intentions – May 29
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Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“Campilation,” Camper (Grammy-winning producer’s debut album; guests: Stevie Wonder, Brandy, Jill Scott, Ty Dolla $ign, Ari Lennox, Lucky Daye, Jeremih, Victoria Monet, et al; Hear here; November Yellow / SLANG)
“Meet Me In Nowhere Land,” Timmy Skelly (eight-song EP; Hear here; Live2 Records / Neon Gold)
“January,” Schau.Schou (five-song EP; Hear here; Cafe Superstar Recordings)
“Tonight In My Dreams,” Becca Hannah (Boston-based R&B/jazz singer-songwriter’s debut album; Hear here; Becca Boots)
“Miracle Drug,” Draag (six-song EP; Hear here; Smoking Room)
“Life of a Broken Record,” Troy Fredric (Hear here; TNT Music Productions)
Tongue-tied and twisted / Just an earth-bound misfit
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Aperture, Harry Styles
I’m Good (from the movie “GOAT”), Jelly Roll
Church Girl, Carly Pearce
Death of Love, James Blake
To Love Somebody, Holly Humberstone
Site Unseen, Courtney Barnett feat. Waxahatchee
Rejoice, Def Leppard
What If We Don’t, Ashley McBryde
You Phase, Mitchell Tenpenny
The Long Surrender, NEEDTOBREATHE
Chala (My Soul Is On a Loop), Barry Can’t Swim
I Could Get Used to This, Jessie Ware
THUM, Violet Grohl (daughter of Dave Grohl)
World Change Me, Max McNown
Do I Wanna Know?, Dove Cameron
Strawberry Kiwi, The Olympians
Buzzkill, Jobi Riccio
(God Created) Lock and Key, White Denim
Running Through the World, Van Chamberlain
Toa, Shepherds Reign
NO FEELINGS, Rasta Tahj & Nia Dorsey
Marine Drive, Julian Hunt
Growing Up With You, Janet Noh
Algorithm / Limping to the Finish Line, The Enigmatic Foe
Toy Soldiers, Alberta Cross
Spirals, HOLOSOIL
In and Out of Love, 803Fresh
Open Mouth, Silverdeer
Happy Birthday, Ashley Anne
Old School Heart, Justin Maki
Today’s Birthdays
This Week In … 1991
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Love Will Never Do (Without You),” Janet Jackson
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “All the Man That I Need,” Whitney Houston (from No. 33 to No. 18)
Highest Debut (No. 37) – “Someday,” Mariah Carey
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “I’ll Do 4 U,” Father MC (from No. 70 to No. 28)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Close to Me,” The Cure
No. 1 Album – “To the Extreme,” Vanilla Ice
In Canada
(Source: RPM)
No. 1 Song – “Freedom! ’90,” George Michael
No. 1 Album – “The Immaculate Collection,” Madonna
Music News
> Phil Collins Hopes to Make New Music Despite Ongoing Health Woes | Ultimate Classic Rock
> Kim Petras Asks Republic Records to Drop Her Over Album Delays | The Hollywood Reporter
> The Eagles’ ‘Greatest Hits’ Is the First Album in U.S. History to Sell Over 40M Units | The Associated Press
> Steven Drozd Says Flaming Lips Exit Followed His Decision to Stop Touring | Variety
> Geddy Lee Hints at New Rush Music After Reunion Tour Success | Parade
> Robbie Williams Overtakes The Beatles to Set Record for Most U.K. No. 1 Albums | Billboard
Tour + Festival News
> Harry Styles Announces 2026 Tour Dates, Including 30 Nights in New York City | Variety
> A$AP Rocky Announces ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ World Tour Dates | Variety
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