When you look at Tricky's career in totality, his mountainous accomplishments and influence is undeniable. Aside from helping to pioneer an entire genre (although the term trip-hop he never agreed with) with his 1995 debut album 'Maxinquaye' being one of the most impactful releases in music, he was featured in the iconic 1997 film 'The Fifth Element', and has even shared the stage with Beyoncé.
San Francisco based artist Pink Stiletto is someone who we get really excited for when a new release is dropped. Tapping into classic new wave, post-punk, and dance sounds, the singer and and musician has unveiled her new EP 'Bonanza'.
Dropping their album 'SONIC' back in 2025, Venice, Italy outfit Glazyhaze make their return with a new single titled 'Do You?'.
Whilst you will hardly find a 22-piece jazz band entering the house and techno space, Cork collective BoolaBoom is filling the void. The group have stepped forth with their latest single 'Too Much', which is out now on Some Operation Records.
Portugal's The Black Wizards have been a band that has been on our radar for a while now. Their previously releases were packed with incredible psychedelic, desert rock, and hard rock sounds packed with unstoppable force.
North London band group Eel Men should definitely be on your radar. Releasing their killer album 'Stop It! Do Something.' last year, they are now set to unleash their forthcoming EP 'Glass Hammers’, out May 15th.
Jack White unveiled two new tracks titled 'G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs' and 'Derecho Demonico'. The Detroit native also performed the songs on Saturday Night Live.
Belgian artist Camille Camille has shared her new single 'J'ai rêvé'. The song is taken from her forthcoming LP 'Enchanted Sea', out May 29th on Labelman.
For those who say that musicians these days aren't making political-driven music, that couldn't be farther from the truth. NYC-based artist Moon Walker has totally stepped up to the plate with his new track 'Parade'. The single is taken from his new LP 'WASTELAND COUNTRY', landing May 1st.
Known for her work as a member of the Parisian punk band Gomme, American-born artist Betsy Roszko makes her return to music under the moniker Tomorrow Woman. The return comes after a seven year break from music.
