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From France’s YSEULT to London’s Natanya, and more. Pictured: Theodora, Jae Stephens, YSEULT, Natanya Black women in pop music is not anything new, but recently, we’ve noticed a host of new voices shaping and leaving their mark on the current landscape. We’re using that term, “pop,” loosely — ahead, in this list, these musicians…
She forgoes her nostalgic sound for something digital and chaotic. Ravyn Lenae’s “Potential” from her new album Blue Island begins like so much of her delicate, freewheeling tuneage. Crystalline layers of of warped guitar and warm bass create a foundation for her breathy operatics, as Lenae sings of love, desire, and loss. “Call me crazy…
It’s time the world reconsiders Camila Cabello’s overlooked 2024 gem. Lulia Matie, Camila Cabello, Kait Muro. I first heard Camila Cabello’s 2024 album C,XOXO four months before its release. I was writing her PAPER cover story that would introduce the album to the world and only had three days to take it in before the…
According to Spotify. Photos: Courtesy of Roc Nation, Aidan Zamiri, YouTube, Anson Tong, Hublot It’s clearly a New York City summer. Maybe that’s a bit literal for us at The FADER since we live and work here, but New York City has been on a hot streak. From the Knicks long-sought championship win to JÄY-Z’s…
Featuring Slayyyter, ADÉLA, Blood Orange, Ninajirachi, and more. Slayyyter All eyes were on Chicago this past weekend as Lollapalooza 2026 took over Grant Park for four days. And despite this year’s genre-spanning lineup of K-pop, indie rock, EDM, and electronic music, it was, largely, a pop girl’s playing field as major sets from Charli…
Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER PC: RCA, Kurt Johnson, @fromakbar. Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can’t get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order. Spotify and Apple Music playlists, or hear them all…
Ciarán is beginning his brand new artistic era with “K-Bar.” The artist formerly known as Bearface is now Ciarán and is back with a gorgeous new song, “K-Bar” alongside a moody new video. Initially meeting the world as part of era-defining hip-hop boyband, BROCKHAMPTON, Ciarán (then Bearface) became an early fan favorite as the group’s…
The R&B collective’s comeback is a self-paced project, years in the making Gunner Stahl The Internet is finishing its fifth studio album, due in early 2027. It follows almost a decade after the R&B collective released their sunny, funk-infused record, Hive Mind, in 2018. In a new interview with New York Times podcast Popcast, Matt…
A popstar enters her Popstar era. Paris Helena. Tinashe is back. Today, July 16, the “Nasty” singer shared that she’ll be releasing a brand new album, Popstar, this fall. Alongside the major announcement, Tinashe has shared a new song, “Crash Out.” In recent months, Tinashe has been teasing a new era, releasing a new dance-inflected…
Artists and attendees explain why this Parisian music festival is the ultimate reflection of French youth culture. (D)Juno For three days every summer, a new country appears on the outskirts of Paris. It’s called Yardland. The “Land” in the French music festival’s name isn’t totally figurative. It’s an apt descriptor for what the event…