10 days ago | By Billboard

Demi Lovato felt a huge weight lifted off her shoulders when she filmed the music video for “Dancing With the Devil.”
The visual for the title track of her new album, Dancing With the Devil... The Art of Starting Over , recalls the night of her heroin overdose in July 2018 down to every last detail, including the green jacket she was wearing that day. In a new interview with Mix 104.1 Boston on Monday , the pop superstar opened up about the “healing” filming process that helped her process the shame she didn't know she was still carrying with her three years later.
“I wanted to give it...
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Max Bloom Announces New Album Pedestrian, Shares Video

10 days ago | By Pitchfork

The record arrives a few months after his band's breakup
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McKinley Dixon Shares New Song “Chain Sooo Heavy”: Stream

10 days ago | By Consequence of Sound

Next month, McKinley Dixon will release his Spacebomb Records debut, For My Mama and Anyone Who Look Like Her. Today, the Richmond rapper has already shared two strong singles, and now he's back with another preview called “Chain Sooo Heavy”. Compared to the bouncy “Swangin'” that Dixon dropped last month, “Chain... Please click the link below to read the full article. McKinley Dixon Shares New Song “Chain Sooo Heavy”: Stream
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Matthew Dear Announces New Album Preachers Sigh and Potion: Lost Album, Shares “Muscle Beach” and “Supper Times”: Stream

10 days ago | By Consequence of Sound

Electronic producer and DJ Matthew Dear has announced a new album titled Preachers Sigh and Potion: Lost Album. Recorded and then shelved more than a decade ago, the folk-inspired LP is due out June 25th via Ghostly International. Prominently featuring guitar loopings and folk stylings inspired by Emmylou Harris and... Please click the link below to read the full article. Matthew Dear Announces New Album Preachers Sigh and Potion: Lost Album, Shares “Muscle Beach” and “Supper Times”: Stream
Eddie Fu
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Matthew Dear - “Muscle Beach” & “Supper Times”

10 days ago | By Stereogum

About a decade ago, the extremely slick Michigan dance producer Matthew Dear released his album Black City. That LP might've been Dear's breakout. Dear had been building momentum for years before then, but Black City established Dear as a master of thoughtfully sleazy nightclub thump, and as a band frontman as well as a producer. But Dear's career could've gone very differently, and a new album will show up exactly how.
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