Listen: Lil Wayne, “La La La” 5. Lil Wayne: “Georgia… Bush” After Hurricane Katrina tore through New Orleans, Wayne moved to Miami. Rapping from afar, his peak period is littered with references to his hometown that are at turns pained and defiant; one thinks of him insisting, on Da Drought 3, that “They tried toRead More
Zohran K. Mamdani presents like a true man of the people. The 33-year-old Queens assemblyman frequently travels by Citi Bike, is unfailingly gregarious in encounters with his constituents, and, in March, showed up to the State Capitol to demand the release of Columbia graduate activist Mahmoud Khalil—still detained for his role in organizing the school’sRead More
For years, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma has made music in which little seems to happen, at least through conscious effort. Instead, he simply fills the frame with the ephemeral—wind, sunlight, church bells, wandering spirits—and nudges it every now and then, to keep the elements in play. His earliest solo work, back when he was still playing inRead More
In the past, Coelen has said he wants the soundtrack to “speak to and support the feelings that the people in the show are experiencing.” Case in point: Season 1’s couple’s retreat opens with singer Tom Bromley’s plaintive cut “In Soft Focus” and the lyrics, “I don’t wanna wake up/I wanna spend our whole lifeRead More
Time always seemed to be on Martin Phillipps’ mind. The singer-songwriter and leader of New Zealand band the Chills instilled his songs with looks back, roads ahead, and faded melodies that felt worn by yesterday and anxious about tomorrow. Even when he sang a simple love song, Phillipps swirled together past, present, and future inRead More
Yukimi, the vocalist and co-founder of Swedish group Little Dragon, has announced her first-ever solo album. For You is out March 28 via Ninja Tune. Today, Yukimi has shared two news songs from the project: “Sad Makeup” and “Winter Is Not Dead.” Check those out below. “I want this music to really be a forceRead More
The world has been ending, though. Apocalypse is tired, and part of the fun of “Hell of a Ride” is that it sort of understands that. We partied like it was 1999 and here we still are. “Still call my ex girl when I go half crazy,” belts Brown. In times like these, who wouldn’t?Read More
Former President Barack Obama has shared his annual list of his favorite songs of the year, featuring Kendrick Lamar’s GNX track “Squabble Up,” “Yayo,” by rising Nigerian star Rema, and the Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman duet “Right Back to It.” Billie Eilish, Tyla, Fontaines D.C., Shaboozey, Beyoncé, Moses Sumney, Johnny Blue Skies, and more appearRead More
On Christmas Day, the much-hyped, Bard-approved Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown is coming to cinemas. In the starring role, Timothée Chalamet himself sings a number of Dylan classics, and his renditions will be collected on A Complete Unknown (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), also out December 25. Listen to two tracks, “Girl From the NorthRead More
Listen: Alan Braxe / DJ Falcon, “Step by Step” [ft. Panda Bear] 32. Sufjan Stevens: “Will Anybody Ever Love Me?” (2023) God, grief, love, the universe. These are the essentials to understanding the folklore of Sufjan Stevens. With “Will Anybody Ever Love Me?” he takes these ingredients, arranges them ornately, and delivers a career-defining reckoning.Read More
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