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The Los Angeles songwriter’s raw and immediate sound is just the beginning. Zachary Harrell Jones Speaking to The FADER in 2022, Dijon revealed what he described as his “philosophy” on making music. “I’m not much of a refiner,” he said. “I don’t believe in it. I think that it’s just not my thing and it’s…
From Lucrecia Dalt to Sun Ra Arkestra, here are the artists we’re excited to catch in August. Photos by Rayce Aaronson (Ken Carson); Ebru Yildz (Moor Mother); Louie Perea (Lucrecia Dalt) There are thousands of shows to see in New York City every month, which makes keeping track of any kind of live show calendar…
After getting caught in two viral news cycles, the Los Angeles-based singer opens up about celebrity, fame, and making music “prolifically.” Lauren Dunn Kacy Hill isn’t one to court the spotlight but in the past few months, she can’t seem to escape it. In April and June, her name swirled in headlines as she caught…
Helen Ballentine talks her new song “Exhale” and making an album that dragged her through the “necessary chaos” of a life-changing break-up. Skullcrusher Adam Alonzo Helen Ballentine’s ginger tomcat, Finn, slinks into view and perches himself above her right shoulder. Ballentine, who records gauzy and richly tactile folk songs as Skullcrusher, refers to her…
The Palestinian-Chilean singer checks in and shares photos from her stint opening on Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour. Dany Louis @dany_victor_ In 2024, the Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna put out her debut project Woledto, one of The FADER’s favorite records of the year. It’s a gorgeous, tactile, and energizing piece of work, blending traditional…
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…