Featured Artists
"Sweet Nuthins" puts two people in the same mess from opposite sides: one who keeps letting the other down, and one who keeps showing up anyway. Kehlani and Leon Thomas trade verses that feel less like a duet and more like a conversation neither person has finished yet. The tension between words that keep failing and a desire that keeps surviving them is what makes this song hit differently.
Dave Grohl aims the song at the kid still hiding in all of us, the one who clings to shiny distractions and easy highs. Every section mocks that comfort blanket before yanking it away, louder each time. By the last chorus the message is clear: the toy is in the trash, time to deal with the real world. It is a fast, sarcastic goodbye to innocence and the jitters that follow.
"One More Cowboy" is Jensen McRae at her most disarmingly honest, wrapping a pattern of romantic self-destruction in the warmth of a childhood ask. It's a song about knowing exactly what you're doing and doing it anyway, with a grin and a sigh and zero apology. McRae turns the mother-daughter dynamic into a confessional booth where the penance is just... one more bad idea.
Nilüfer Yanya has spent 2025 in motion. After releasing her Dancing Shoes EP this summer — a four-track companion to last year’s My Method Actor made with longtime collaborator Will Archer — she’s taken the songs on the road, supporting Alex G across North America and joining Lorde on select arena and stadium dates in Europe.
"How I Get" is a slow-burning confession about watching yourself become someone you don't recognize, all because of one person. Laufey captures that unsettling moment when love stops feeling like a choice and starts feeling like a compulsion. It's tender and a little frightening, the way the best love songs always are.
PROSTITUTE is Labrinth stripping the music industry down to its ugliest transaction. The song uses the explicit metaphor of sex work not to shock, but to lay bare the power dynamic between an artist and the machine that owns them. It's uncomfortable on purpose, and that discomfort is exactly the point.
"2515" captures the specific exhaustion of a relationship that only shows up when things fall apart. Wasia Project unpacks the quiet cruelty of someone who saves you from drowning but keeps pulling you under in the first place. It's a song about recognizing a toxic pattern while still being caught in it, and the long road between knowing better and actually leaving.
"Promise (When You Go)" captures that specific, exhausting feeling of being emotionally tethered to someone who keeps moving. After builds a portrait of longing that never tips into bitterness, just raw, honest need from someone who knows they're being left behind but can't make themselves let go.
Ekkstacy's Musical Evolution: Unveiling "Chicago"
A conversation with Seth Troxler and Bill Patrick at Coachella, where Seth accidentally explained how to grow up without flatlining.
After years of shaping the sound of artists like Lorde, FKA Twigs, and Mk.gee, guitarist and producer Andrew Aged emerges from behind the curtain with his solo debut album Crown
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