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14 hours agoWillie Nelson's 156th Album Includes a Bob Dylan Co-Write
Willie Nelson announces Dream Chaser, his 156th studio album, featuring a co-write with Bob Dylan, releasing May 29 via Legacy Records.
The first single from the forthcoming CoSemo album is the soulful, instant classic, house track 'You Know Where To Go'. Produced by Finnian Casey it features vocals from Nick DeCoSemo and Kristina Train. Aside from Kristina's sublime singing 'You Know Where To Go' is given another, authentic analog dimension via additional Rhodes Piano and classic synth parts - provided by English Mercury Music Prize-nominee and Indie Rock legend Ed Harcourt.
I still have to go to the studio after this and I have to make a Mardi Gras costume for my son after the studio. Longest day ever. Just after 2:30 a.m., Rihanna can be seen hard at work in the studio, with the session going on well past 5 a.m.
Yungblud and Aerosmith have added a bit of bluegrass to their recent collaborative single "My Only Angel" with a new version featuring banjo playing by comedy legend Steve Martin. "My Only Angel (Desert Road Version)" offers an acoustic take on the song, which is one of five tracks on Yungblud and Aerosmith's upcoming EP, One More Time, set for release on November 21st.
Produced by the trailblazing queer British duo Charlie Zlutz and Vascha, "Diva" transcends mere entertainment; it's a movement. The accompanying visualizer features Ivy adorned in stunning gold body paint, juxtaposed against a dark and shimmering universe that symbolises transformation, inner power, and the radiant glow that comes from embracing one's true identity. This vivid imagery captures the essence of owning who you are and shining brightly, even in the shadows.
Lil Nas X was arrested early this morning for the alleged battery of a police officer, CNN reports. The rapper was also taken to a Los Angeles area hospital "for a possible overdose." The arrest occurred after Lil Nas X allegedly charged at police officers, per NBC News. TMZ published footage of Lil Nas X that was apparently filmed not long before his Thursday morning arrest.
On the first track, Jenkins links with TDE's Ab-Soul over a Python P production that leans into minor-key eeriness and abstract textures. The two emcees riff on competition and legacy with a poet's restraint and a fighter's resolve, crafting verses that feel like coded warnings rather than brash declarations.
Today's Song from Foo Fighters reflects moments of existential angst in lyrics such as: 'I woke today screaming for change / I knew that I must / So, here lies a shadow / Ashes to ashes / Dust into dust.' Grohl's writing captures a deep sense of urgency and transformation amid personal struggles, showcasing the band's signature anthemic sound while embracing vulnerability.
"Where house meets hustle-pay attention and look alive," say Supply & Demand. "Born from the grit of Detroit, driven by Chicago house. Techno's heartbeat, house music's soul. This isn't just a track-it's a movement."