Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Feathered Creatures,” Purbayan Chatterjee & Mark Lettieri – June 5
“Stages,” Midland – June 12
“Fool In A King Size Bed,” Kenny Whitmire – June 12
“Black Mozart (Batiste Piano Series, Vol. 2),” Jon Batiste – June 19
“High on the Low Brow,” Datura4 – June 19
“The Story of Michael and Tanya,” The War and Treaty – June 19
“Where Have All the Good Men Gone?,” Debbii Dawson – June 26
“For the Sake of Stillness,” Melanie Radford – June 26
“ADAM,” Adam Lambert – July 10
“Enigma,” Kira Roessler – July 10
“In the Hour of Chaos,” Allison Russell – July 10
“Let’s Knife Re-Cut,” Shonen Knife – July 15
“Decades,” Motionless In White – July 17
“You’re Gonna Need a Little Music,” Yard Act – July 17
“SINS OF THE FATHER,” Brantley Gilbert – July 24
“Cycles in the Infinite Dream,” REZN – July 24
“Pictures of You,” Buffalo Traffic Jam – July 31
“AHHCade,” PNAU – July 31
“The Devil Wears Prada 2 (Music From The Motion Picture),” various artists – CD + Vinyl: July 31
“Dreamworld,” Professor and the Madman – Aug. 7
“Searching,” Martha Reeves – Aug. 14
“Trailer Trash: Doublewide,” Adam Chaffins – Aug. 21
“Watching the Tide,” Steve Cropper & The Midnight Hour – Aug. 28
“What Is Lost Will Return,” Immersion – Sept. 4
“Human Assholes,” Personal Trainer – Sept. 4
“Chakzilla,” Chaka Khan – Sept. 18
“The Trouble With Love,” Joanne Shaw Taylor – Oct. 23
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Reissues
“The Early Years Vol. 2 (1970-1972),” Status Quo – July 3
“Original Studio Albums 1984-1992,” Howard Jones – July 10
“Independence (Expanded Edition),” Lulu – July 24
“The Classic Blue Note Collection,” Ike Quebec – July 24
“Universal Songs: The A&M, EMI America & MCA Years,” Kim Carnes – Oct. 23
Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“OMERTA,” J Balvin & Ryan Castro (Colombian superstars’ first collaborative album; Hear here; Read here; Red Vinyl; Capitol)
“50 Years From Home: Nobody Held Her Like Me,” Vince Gill (seven-song EP; newest installment in his monthly EP series; guests: Maggie Rose, Lamont Landers; Hear here; MCA)
“Sugar Girl,” Little Simz (four-song EP; Hear here; AWAL Recordings)
“Planet Frog,” Action Bronson (guests: Lil Yachty, Roc Marciano, Paul Wall, Meyhem Lauren; Hear here; Read here; Baklava Industries)
“Green 2,” Jack Van Cleaf (five-song EP; Hear here; Dualtone)
“The Other Side,” Seu Jorge (producer: Mario Caldato Jr.; Hear here; Amor in Sound / Black Service / Phonomotor Records / The Orchard)
“Lake Mary Not Mysterious,” Daughn Gibson (Hear here; El Ed Eb)
“God Save the Three,” glaive & kurtains (new single: “The Band”; Hear here; slowsilver03 / broke)
“Everything’s a Love Song,” Heliara (six-song EP; Hear here; Heliara)
“Paradise,” Thaiboy Digital (producer: swedm®; Hear here; B.O.S.S.S.)
“Little Wheel // Hope Looming,” John Mailander’s Forecast (three-song EP; Hear here; John Mailander)
“Necessities,” L.Teez (Montreal-based hip-hop/jazz-rap artist’s second album; Hear here; Indica Records)
“Sci Fi Hi Fi,” The Legendary Ten Seconds (producer: Lord Zarquon; Richard The Third Records)
Smile and grin at the change all around
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
In the Stars, The Rolling Stones
Home to Us, Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr
Lo Arriesgo Todo, Bruno Mars … Spanish version of “Risk It All”
Rock Music, Charli xcx
Chakzilla, Chaka Khan
The Payoff, Father John Misty
Switch Up, Mike D … Beastie Boy’s debut solo single
Carry On, Kenny Chesney
Big Dog, The Last Dinner Party
Hold Me in the Dark, Myles Smith
Nothing But Love, Ann Wilson … co-written with Burt Bacharach in the 1990s
Cada Vez Me Gusta Más, Grupo Frontera x Alejandro Fernández
high school sweetheart, Ashley Cooke
Nirvana, PNAU feat. EARTHGANG & sadMONTH
The Sky Isn’t Falling, Strawberry Alarm Clock
Let the Good Times Roll, Alex Kilroy feat. Vince Gill
None But One, Being As An Ocean
12 Strings and Tambourines, Professor and the Madman
Highway Robbery, Jason Scott & The High Heat
Seventeen, Sheyna Gee
casual kisser, Siena Fantini
Heavy Soul, Duke Duncan & The Hurricanes
Keep It Simple, Eric Reinhart
Won’t Be Here Forever, Makenzie Phipps
Everybody Knows, Go Xo
Mr. Man, Chezile & Dominique Da Silva
Embarrassing, Aly Navarro
Boat Garage, hey, nothing
We Don’t Need Your Validation, Immersion
All You Fear Is All You Feel, Next Week’s Washing
Monday, Jawdropped
Biggest Regret, Baileigh Jane
Symptom of Love, Sofia Cordoba
Bonfire City, Nick Moon
Sugar On My Tongue, Young Martyrs
Thank You, Thank You, Asara
Rain in July / Be the One, Qendresa
GRIS, RaiNao
The People United and Strong, Asthma Kids
Flight Risqué, Jenevieve, Freddie Gibbs & Salimata
See What We’ve Done, King Promise x Mr Eazi
Fade Away, Dawn in the Dark
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Alex Ligertwood (former Santana vocalist)
This Week In … 1976
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Welcome Back,” John Sebastian
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Happy Days,” Pratt & McClain (from No. 26 to No. 19)
Highest Debut (No. 80) – “It Makes Me Giggle,” John Denver
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Fool to Cry,” The Rolling Stones (from No. 46 to No. 20)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Lookin’ Out for #1,” Bachman-Turner Overdrive
No. 1 Album – “Presence,” Led Zeppelin
In Canada
(Source: RPM)
No. 1 Song – “Bohemian Rhapsody,” Queen
No. 1 Album – “The Whole World’s Goin’ Crazy,” April Wine
Music News
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> Kelly Clarkson Sets ‘The Voice’ Return for Season 30 | Variety
> The Oasis Reunion Tour Doc Is Coming to Theaters But No Longer Has a Title | Pitchfork
> Ticketmaster Plays Down ‘Blue Dot Fever’ As Fans Rebel Against Eye-Watering Ticket Prices | NBC News
> KestheBand: Tiny Desk Concert | NPR
Tour + Festival News
> Hayley Williams Unveils Full Itinerary for Fall Amphitheater Tour | Variety
> L7 Map 2026 Farewell Tour Dates | Pitchfork
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