Little Simz: Introvert
Little Simz (aka Simbiatu Ajikawo) makes a powerful return with “Introvert” from her upcoming album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert. “I’m not into politics, but I know it’s dark times,” she raps …
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PWNT: Days in the Summer
From LA-based recording artist PWNT (aka Kosta Galanopoulos), the sunny single “Days in the Summer” exudes a bright psych-funk energy. The poolside-ready track will lead Galanopoulos’ debut solo album, also entitled Days …
The Hole NYC Founder Kathy Grayson on Her Gallery’s New Tribeca Space
A scrappy art studio transforms into a colorful inaugural show by Eric Shaw
Cautious Clay: Karma & Friends
Cautious Clay (aka Joshua Karpeh) announces his debut LP, Deadpan Love, with a video for the single “Karma & Friends.” Beginning with strings and then swelling into a catchy R&B-influenced tune, it’s highlighted …
Mopiano: With U
Stockholm-based singer/songwriter Mopiano debuts his single “With U” ahead of an EP on Majestic Casual Records. Cinematic, emotional and tinged with electronic elements, the song comes along with a video directed by …
Premiere: “Donna Marijuana” by UNI
Charlotte Kemp Muhl directs a music video of mind-bending moments and a retro-futuristic performance
Peter CottonTale feat. Jamila Woods: Breathe My Name
Peter CottonTale (aka Peter Wilkins) and Jamila Woods link up for “Breathe My Name,” a gentle but lustrous and layered song. The duo have worked together before (Wilkins produced Woods’ 2019 album, Legacy! …
BIIANCO: that’s what friends are for
Released as a Black Mirror: Bandersnatch-like interactive video (and as a more straight-forward narrative film embedded below) that everyone can play for free, LA-based producer and singer-songwriter BIIANCO’s “that’s what friends are …
Andra Day: Phone Dies
Andra Day (aka Cassandra Monique Batie) teamed up with Anderson .Paak for “Phone Dies,” a soulful, samba-tinged, genre-blending tune that builds effortlessly over four minutes. Her rich vocals and .Paak’s polished production …
David Zwirner Explores Artist Ray Johnson’s Queer Identity in “WHAT A DUMP”
Curator Jarrett Earnest presents a nuanced portrait of the obsessive mail art pioneer