#New Music Friday: Stream projects from Floating Points, Wendy Eisenberg, and more

#New Music Friday: Stream projects from Floating Points, Wendy Eisenberg, and more

Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Floating Points. Photo by Genevieve Reeves.   Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Floating Points’ Cascade, Wendy Eisenberg’s Viewfinder, Nilüfer Yanya’s My Method Actor, and more. Floating Points: Cascade…

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#The album that sparked the Drain Gang revolution

#The album that sparked the Drain Gang revolution

Five years ago today, the Auto-Tuned Swedish antiheroes’ breakout collab album Trash Island introduced them to a world beyond their cult following. Left: Thaiboy Digital. Photo by Fredrik Andersson Andersson. Middle: Bladee. Photo by Arcin Sagdic for The FADER. Right: Ecco2k. Photo by Daniel Sannwald.   “The world is a trash island,” Stockholm enigma Bladee…

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#Songs You Need In Your Life This Week

#Songs You Need In Your Life This Week

Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can’t get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order. Listen on our Spotify and Apple Music playlists or hear them all below. Cold…

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#New rave was the original brat

#New rave was the original brat

Charli XCX got her break playing warehouse parties as a teenager and the often-derided U.K. scene continues to shape her aesthetic. Klaxons   Photo by Annabel Staff/Redferns If you ever attended Club Cool, a rave held in the heart of Shoreditch around 2007, you might have seen a 14-year-old Charli xcx performing at one of…

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#Geneva Jacuzzi’s high-art camp-pop

#Geneva Jacuzzi’s high-art camp-pop

Geneva Jacuzzi’s high-art camp-pop Two decades into her recording career, the L.A. singer-songwriter-producer is still crafting cerebral body music fit for the dance floor and the walls of the Getty. By Raphael Helfand Geneva Jacuzzi. Photo by Thalia Mavros   At the turn of the millennium, an 18-year-old Geneva Garvin was excommunicated from the Jehovah’s…

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#Songs of the Summer 2024: Brat

#Songs of the Summer 2024: Brat

Songs of the Summer 2024: Brat In our fourth and final regional, we are bright green, self-confident, and unbothered. By The FADER All this week, The FADER is exploring the Songs of the Summer, from massive global hits to the most exciting tracks from emerging artists. We’ve broken our list of contenders into a March…

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#Songs of the Summer 2024: Slacker

#Songs of the Summer 2024: Slacker

Songs of the Summer 2024: Slacker On the second day of our Songs of the Summer bracket, we wake up at noon. By The FADER All this week, The FADER is exploring the Songs of the Summer, from massive global hits to the most exciting tracks from emerging artists. We’ve broken our list of contenders…

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#Yetsuby chooses her own adventure

#Yetsuby chooses her own adventure

The Seoul producer’s June EP B_B is a textural feast where anything feels possible. Yetsuby. Photo via publicist.   Discover Blogly is The FADER’s curated roundup of our favorite new music discoveries. Yejin Jang’s latest project is surprising in every sense. With Uman Therma as Salamanda, the Seoul producer makes synths that flow like silvery…

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