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The absurdly stacked line up at Primavera feels like the entire global music music industry on shuffle. Amaarae performing at Primavera Sound Barcelona, June 5, 2026. Photo by Sergio Albert Planning Primavera Sound is a herculean feat any year, but it was especially daunting in 2026. The festival — which welcomed around 287,000 festivagoers…
The Jersey producer steps in front of the mic on her first vocal-centric solo release. JWords. Isaac Campbell / via the artist The Opener is The FADER’s short-form profile series of casual conversations with exciting new artists. Turning on a project by JWords abruptly dunks you into her stream of consciousness. Whether on solo…
The rapper-producer’s supercharged new album has a message for the youth. via the artist “I fuck with corny stuff,” Showjoe says at The FADER offices a week ahead of the release of his latest album Yuni. With his multi-color hair and plush gorilla Jeremy Scott Adidas, the Reston, Virginia-raised rapper-producer commands attention from head to…
ASAP Rocky, Rihanna, Lorde, Baby Keem, and more captured through the lens of our photographer. ASAP Rocky Summer doesn’t officially kick off in New York City until Gov Ball is over. The city’s premier music festival functions as the proverbial school bell for the arrival of hot days and a lot of time to…
After hitting a peak in her career, the acclaimed London junglist returns with a record that rewires her high-BPM sound with a full band. Stuart Nimmo Nia Archives was ordering a Diet Coke when she was recognized at the bar. The 26-year-old is nestling into the corner booth of a north London pub and telling…
Meet the singers, rappers, and bands defining 2026. Natanya by Alex Radota for The FADER. 2026 has already been a stacked year for music. We’ve had everything from unexpected alt-pop breakouts from long-rising stars like Kim Petras and Slayyyter, to the continuation of the post-rage rap renaissance via artists like Bleood and Lucy Bedroque. Ahead,…
Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Photos courtesy of Hurricane Wisdom, Ethan Holland for The FADER, and Maria Gelsomini [Left to Right] Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can’t get enough of. Here they are, in no…
The new libraries bring Spitfire’s Intimate Strings and Cinematic Pads into the Akai MPC workflow. Spitfire Audio and Akai Professional have released two new sound libraries for MPC: Originals Intimate Strings MPC Edition and Originals Cinematic Pads MPC Edition. The release marks the next step in the companies’ partnership, which was first announced at NAMM…
The 30 best albums of 2026 so far From Fetty Wap to Robyn — in no particular order. By The FADER Ahead, check out all the albums released from January 1, 2026 until now that The FADER staff has been spinning on repeat. 1LDK, 1LDK In 1LDK’s self-titled debut, the indietronica pair blend Chinese, Japanese,…
The Bushwick club demon’s debut EP Contractually Blonde is part gabber, part Chicago drill, and all gas, no brakes. Angel Money. DJ Thank You / via the artist The Opener is The FADER’s short-form profile series of casual conversations with exciting new artists. For the always-outside of NYC and the always-online of just about…