Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Analog Love,” Dabeull – April 12
“It Beckons Us All,” Darkthrone – April 26
“More Than This,” CeCe Winans – April 26
“Hold Your Horses,” Karate Boogaloo – May 3
“NOW That’s What I Call Music! 90,” various artists – May 3
“Child Within the Man,” Sebastian Bach – May 10
“Remembrance,” Chick Corea & Béla Fleck – May 10
“Stay Free!,” Freedom – May 17
“Combustible Gems,” Lightheaded – May 17
“Me Again,” Sasha Alex Sloan – May 17
“Together/Alone,” The Blow Monkeys – May 24
“The Hard Way Blues,” Jesse Dayton – May 31
“Submarine,” The Marías – May 31
“Keepin’ the Lights On,” Kameron Marlowe – May 31
“Flying Away,” Jon Muq – May 31
“SIVE,” Michele Ducci – June 7
“Radiosoul,” Alfie Templeman – June 7
“The Early November,” The Early November – June 14
“Starstruck,” The Hollywood Stars – June 14
“WHEN THE MUSIC STOPS,” JXDN – June 28
New Music Friday: March 22, 2024
Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“Live From Good Friday,” Chris Tomlin (11-track project featuring live recordings from his past “Good Friday Nashville” performances at Bridgestone Arena; Hear here; Sparrow / Capitol CMG)
“Moments: Wait (Live),” Bethel Music (Hear here; Bethel Music)
“friends vol. 1,” bob junior (Chilean/Norwegian producer’s debut album; Hear here; 777 Music)
“songdreaming,” Sam Lee (Hear here; Cooking Vinyl)
“Demons,” NONEXISTER (Zurich hard rock band’s debut album; producer: producer Tommy Vetterli; NONEXISTER)
“17 Young and Stunning,” Sydney Sherrill (producer: Kim Wood Sandusky; new single: “Boy in the Blue Cadillac”; Hear here; 2K Entertainment)
“Forever the Seasons,” Father Ron and Friends (Bishopmusic LLC)
“Every Dog Has Its Day,” Germ (new single: “CC”; Hear here; G59 Records)
They'll tell you a lie with a Colgate smile
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Enough (Miami), Cardi B
What I Am, ZAYN
Only One, VCHA
Heaven on Earth, Newsboys
R e a l W o m a n, PARTYNEXTDOOR
Enough for you, Wisp
Bluegrass Radio, Alison Brown & Steve Martin
hell of a good time, Haiden Henderson
Color Up My World, Ben Rector & Hailey Whitters
USER, Madison Olivia
Taxi Driver, The Hollywood Stars
Know, Pærish
MF Diamond, Chinchilla
Time to Let Go, WAASH
To Keep Him Here, Hello Emerson
Be Here, Ferry Townes
What’s Your Damage?, Arena
Hey Hey, Sam Weber
Carolina, Julia Pratt
Monster, Eville
Gamle-Erik, MÍO
Why’d You Come in Here Lookin’ Like That?, Brian Falduto … cover of Dolly Parton
Stars in Your Eyes, Nick Kizirnis
Stroll, Alex Lambert
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Pete Rodriguez (pioneering Latin pianist and bandleader best known for “I Like It Like That”)
Byron Janis (renowned American classical pianist)
Steve Harley (Cockney Rebel)
Angela McCluskey (The Wild Colonials singer)
This Week In … 1967
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Penny Lane,” The Beatles
Biggest Mover(s) Within the Top 40 – “California Nights,” Lesley Gore (from No. 27 to No. 16)
Highest Debut (No. 50) – “Somethin’ Stupid,” Frank Sinatra & Nancy Sinatra
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “This Is My Song,” Petula Clark (from No. 57 to No. 28)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “No Fair At All,” The Association
No. 1 Album – “More of The Monkees,” The Monkees
Music News
> Toby Keith Elected Into Country Music Hall of Fame, in Voting That Wrapped Up Days Before His Death | Variety
> Ariana Grande Scores Sixth No. 1 Album on Billboard 200 With ‘Eternal Sunshine’ | Billboard
> Ariana Grande’s ‘We Can’t Be Friends’ Debuts at No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 | Billboard
> Dr. Dre Says He Suffered Three Strokes While Hospitalized for Brain Aneurysm | NBC News
Tour + Festival News
> Jeff Lynne’s ELO Announce Dates For Final 2024 North American Tour | Billboard
> Roger Daltrey Announces U.S. Solo Tour with KT Tunstall & Dan Bern | Brooklyn Vegan
> Stone Temple Pilots Unite With Live, Soul Asylum, Our Lady Peace For Epic ’90s Throwback Tour | Rolling Stone
> Pulp Announce 2024 North American Tour | NME
> Grupo Firme Announces La Última Peda U.S. Tour | Billboard
Dedicated to Winnie G. We miss you, girl.