The FADER's weekly roundup of the best new music featuring MIKE and Tony Seltzer, Addison Rae, Fine, BXKS, zayALLCAPS, Maria Somerville, and more.
Watch the music video for Davido and Victoria Monét's scorching collaboration "Offa Me," off the Nigerian Afropop star's latest album 5ive.
Listen to an updated version of This Is Lorelei's "Two Legs" featuring Snail Mail. The song will appear on Nate Amos' Box for Buddy, Box for Star Deluxe, due out on April 25.
Hear London-based singer Joviale's new song "Moonshine," her first release in three years that also marks her signing to label Ghostly International.
Watch the video for new Miley Cyrus song "End Of The World," co-written by Molly Rankin and Alec O’Hanley of Toronto indie rock band Alvvays.
Mei Semones, The FADER's newest GEN F star, talks her debut album Animaru, singing in Japanese, and her bossa nova and jazz influences.
Cyndi Lauper, Outkast, Soundgarden, and the White Stripes will all be inducted into the the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year. They are joined by fellow new additions Bad Company, Chubby Checker, and Joe Cocker. The ceremony takes place on November 8 in Los Angeles.
Warner Music Group has launched a lawsuit against Crumbl Cookies over allegedly unauthorized usage of music in their social media videos.
“Zeitgeistic Psychosomatic Measurements” by Fatboi Sharif and Beans is a standout from Sharif's new album 'Let Me Out.' Read our review here.
The FADER picks the best new albums to stream on New Music Friday, including Marie Somerville's 'Luster,' Nazar's 'Demiliatrize,' and more.
Watch Megan Thee Stallion's action-packed “Whenever” video
Watch the video for Young Thug and Future's new song “Money on Money.”
Listen to mashup artist Blaccmass's take on all 30 tracks of MUSIC, the new album by Playboi Carti.
Ahead of putting out their last album as Tennis, Face Down In The Garden, Alaina Moore talks about the band's breakup and their farewell 2025 tour.
DDG's upcoming album 'Blame The Chat' was created with the input of the rapper's livestream audience. Here, he breaks down how he makes it work.
Watch untitled (halo) musicians Ariana Mamnoon's Portrait of Omeed, an intimate seven-minute short film that's a finalist in the East Village New York Film Festival.
