On Friday, Lyte released her 9th studio album, 1 of 1. Executive produced by Grammy Award-winner Warryn Campbell, the project ...

The artist, whose two previous albums have spanned from shoegaze to nu-metal, looked towards classic pop figures like Lady Gaga, Kelly Clarkson, and Britney Spears for sonic inspiration on the new ...

Keith Urban is highlighting both the joys and struggles of his life in his new country-rock album “High.” Last Friday, the 56 ...

For an album that not long after would be viewed as a masterpiece, this was an inauspicious beginning, although it did get on white radio as intended. The “Thriller” album itself was released ...

In a highly anticipated announcement, The Weeknd has officially confirmed the title of his upcoming studio album, “Hurry Up ...

Oasis are back at the top of the Official Albums Chart, as the iconic debut album Definitely Maybe celebrates its 30th anniversary. The record, which debuted at Number 1 on its release in ...

Halsey fans won’t have to wait long for the singer’s fifth album. Halsey announced that her upcoming album The Great Impersonator will arrive Oct. 25, and also revealed one version of the ...

Miracle Child by Makhadzi looks similar to Rihanna’s album cover for her 2012 album, Unapologetic. Makhadzi confirmed she was inspired by Riri. Pictures: makhadzisa, Instagram, @KhulaniMalambe/X ...

New Netflix thriller The Deliverance is splitting subscribers down the middle as some are even demanding it should be removed. While some were gripped by the supernatural horror inspired by a real ...

A few minutes later, he returns, excited to talk about his new album, High, which will be available Sept. 20. Urban is aware that, given his history with addiction, the title is a talker.

But what makes Swab’s latest rise above your average drug thriller is how he tries to make each moment feel like it’s been drawn from a certain reality. The portrait he paints of the fentanyl ...

(MGM+/Apple TV+/Hulu via AP) This combination of album cover images shows, clockwise from top left, “Cowboys and Dreamers” by George Strait, “Live At The Opera House” by Sylvester, “What’s Wrong With ...