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Meet the singers, rappers, and bands defining 2025. Ray Warren The music coming out of 2025 so far has been exciting. On Monday, we published our list of the best albums we’ve heard and have had on repeat this year, but that’s just a fraction of what’s being made by music’s most talented noisemakers and…
The best albums of 2025 so far From projects by billy woods to YHWH Nailgun, these are the records we can’t stop spinning. By The FADER Illustration Sabrina Kaune art by Sabrina Kaune Around June is when we start to get a good sense of what this year in music will look like. So far,…
We caught up with the Los Angeles folk-pop singer as she wrapped a series of intimate acoustic shows. Lexi Yob In February, Anna Shoemaker quietly released one of the year’s standout folk-pop records. Someone Should Stop Her, the Philly singer-songwriter’s sophomore album, is 12 resonate songs soundtracking a young woman’s discovery of who she is…
Ahead of opening for Mount Eerie, the Texas artist offers her thoughts on the Bhagavad Gita, bad advice, and Barry Keoghan. Dagmar Zuniga. Photo courtesy artist The Opener is The FADER’s short-form profile series of casual conversations with exciting new artists. The effortless enigma of in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile…
Meet the Alabama-based songwriter who’s striving for moodiness and going on tour with Blondshell. Courtesy of Jahnah Camille The Opener is The FADER’s short-form profile series of casual conversations with exciting new artists. “summer’s scorch,” the new song by singer-songwriter Jahnah Camille, was written about a crush she had never even spoken to. “I can’t…
Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Photos by Graham Tolbert; Lia Elms; Courtesy of Lana Del Rey 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…
On Michael Hurley, the werewolf in the easy chair The recently deceased “Godfather of freak folk” established his left-field aesthetic with Armchair Boogie, an album equal parts mournful and serene. By Raphael Helfand Michael Hurley. Photo by Sarah Taft. It’s Saturday, March 29, and an 83-year-old man with a deep-crimson guitar sits in a…
Justin Vernon will take the court as part of a series of events promoting the release of Bon IVer’s new album sABLE, fABLE. Bon Iver. Photo by Graham Tolbert Bon Iver’s new album sABLE, fABLE is out Friday (April 12), and the new project from Justin Vernon will be promoted by a bunch of…
On her latest album, Seabird finds comfort in the small things. Lily Seabird Eliza Callahan It’s mid-afternoon in Burlington, Vermont and singer-songwriter Lily Seabird is giving me an MTV Cribs-style tour of her home via Zoom. Dubbed “Trash Mountain” by tenants long before the singer-songwriter and her friends moved in, it’s a pink house…
Ichiko Aoba sings for life in all its forms On Luminescent Creatures, the Japanese guitarist and songwriter finds connections between whales, the stars, and the human experience. By Raphael Helfand Ichiko Aoba. Photo by Michael Leviton. The music of Ichiko Aoba traces the blurred borders between apparent opposites. On the Japanese guitarist and singer-songwriter’s…