The FADER's weekly roundup of the best new music featuring Ariana Grande, bb trickz, William Tyler, Dustin Wong, Momma, Corey Lingo, and more.
Miley Cyrus' new song "Something Beautiful" marks a scorching rock pivot for the pop star. It adds new intrigue to her next album, out May 30. Read The FADER's song review.
On her return to songwriting, Eiko Ishibashi provides an elusive soundtrack to the end of the world as we know it on 'Antigone.'
See Yung Lean's 2025 Forever Yung tour dates, including shows in North America, Europe, and the U.K.
Listen to "Ocho Cinco," a track from Georgia rapper Sneak's new project 'SHARPSHOOTER.'
Watch PinkPantheress's “Tonight” video, the first release from her upcoming 2025 album.
Hardcore band Scowl discuss their new album Are We All Angels and why you can never accuse them of selling out.
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.
The Fulton County D.A's office is trying to get Young Thug sent back to jail over two tweets the rapper posted this week.
Justin Bieber's recent rap snippets have sent clickbait farms into overdrive, but the music could be the humble beginnings of something special.
Detroit legend Boldy James covers the last eight albums he released, including Penalty of Leadership and Across the Tracks, for this wide-ranging new interview.
Danish violist, producer, and singer-songwriter Astrid Sonne discusses performing the songs from her 2024 album 'Great Doubt' at a church at Big Ears 2025.
Mike WiLL Made-It and six other Ear Drummers producers break down the songs they made for Jennie's Ruby, including "Damn Right," "Zen," and more.
Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner discusses how Infinite Jest, Frankenstein, and more inspired her album For Melancholy Brunettes (and sad women).
Drake scored a legal victory on April 2 as Judge Jeanette Vargas denied UMG's motion to stay discovery in the ongoing defamation lawsuit.
Singer-songwriter Lily Seabird speaks about her new album, Trash Mountain, and the Vermont home that inspired it.
