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The Afrobeats singer worked with producer Ozedikus, the architect behind Rema and Oxlade, on his most freeing album yet. Diallo Bouba Victony wasn’t planning on putting out an album this year. In January, the Nigerian singer-songwriter intended to only drop an EP with a full-length to come in 2027; after all, he’d only released his…
Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Pc: Joe Puxx, Ayra Starr, DJ Thankyou 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…
Featuring Labrinth, KWN, Destin Conrad, Faouzia, and more in West Coast festival style. Faouzia Besides Coachella, Outside Lands might be the next best music festival mecca of the West Coast. Set in San Francisco in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge, the still independently owned festival’s lineups skew more alternative and groovy than…
Badu rolls out her first album in 16 years, backed by hip hop’s most prolific producer. Courtesy of Erykah Badu and The Alchemist. Eykah Badu is returning with her first studio album in 16 years. Today, August 13, legendary singer multi-hyphenate Erykah Badu and hip-hop producer The Alchemist share key details about their forthcoming album…
Everything you need to know about distribution, from uploading your first track to claiming your artist profile on the other side. As an indie artist, there’s always an extra step between wrapping your new song’s final mix and getting it onto streaming services: distribution. While signed artists have the manpower of a label or management…
The West Coast hitmaker talks navigating R&B labels, turning trauma into art, and the true definition of love. “Yo, you know I photoshopped a fake FADER cover of myself in 2019?” Los Angeles crooner Blxst tells me. Scrolling through photos he shows me the 2019 magazine edit, his portrait beaming in the center beneath The…
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…