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Spirit of the Beehive have shared two more songs from their upcoming album, You’ll Have to Lose Something: “Something’s Ending” and “I’ve Been Evil.” The two tracks arrive with a joint music video, in which a series of unsettling, black-and-white clips give way to a story of murder, escape, and rural life in full color. Watch the Kelsea Dakota Larson–directed visual below.

Spirit of the Beehive Release Video for New Songs: Watch

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The Hard Quartet—a new band comprised of Stephen Malkmus, Chavez’s Matt Sweeney, Dirty Three’s Jim White, and the Cairo Gang’s Emmett Kelly—have shared their debut single. The new song is called “Earth Hater,” and it comes with a claymation music video directed by Eyedress. Watch it below.

The Hard Quartet Announce Debut Live Shows, Share Video for New Song “Earth Hater”: Watch

Navy Blue is back next week with a new album. After making his Def Jam Recordings debut last year with Ways of Knowing, the rapper will share Memoirs in Armour, on August 2, via his own Freedom Sounds. The first taste of the album is “Low Threshold,” which comes with a music video directed by frequent Navy Blue collaborator Ryosuke Tanzawa. Find it below.

Navy Blue Announces Memoirs in Armour, Shares Video for New Song: Watch

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Clairo has released the music video for her song ‘Juna’, which was shot at a Wrestling Open event last month. The footage was shot at World Famous White Eagle in Worcester, MA and features several wrestlers. The song is currently #1 on the TikTok Billboard charts and Clairo is #14 on the Billboard top 100 artists chart.

Clairo Music Video Shot at Wrestling Open Now Available

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	Katy Perry is back!ENHYPEN Talks Showing Off Their 'Boyfriend Sides' on New Album 'Romance: Untold'




	The pop superstar made her comeback to the music scene on Thursday (July 11) with the premiere of her music video for her new single, “Woman’s World.” In the clip, Perry is the ultimate pin-up girl, taking on a construction site before she’s hit by an anvil. She then appears in a female-led apocalyptic world and causes fun mayhem with her fellow women. Influencer Trisha Paytas also makes a cameo in the clip.




	“You better celebrate/’Cause, baby, we ain’t going away/ It’s a woman’s world and you’re...

Katy Perry Taps Into the Girl Power for Empowering ‘Woman’s World’ Music Video

Jónsi has announced a new album, First Light. The Sigur Rós singer and composer has shared a pair of songs, “Flicker” and “Cherry Blossom,” ahead of the record’s August 30 release. For the record, which he initially conceived as a video game score, Jónsi partnered with the music and wellness platform Myndstream, who will release it in partnership with Lakeshore. Check out the tracklist and artwork below, along with the new songs.

Sigur Rós’ Jónsi Announces New Album First Light, Shares Songs: Listen

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	Jon B is not a fan of Justin Timberlake’s 2024 comeback album Everything I Thought It Was. As a guest on the Can We Talk RNB podcast last month with host Ian Von, the 49-year-old revealed his interpretation of Timberlake’s “No Angels” music video and additional new music.Justin Timberlake Arrested For Driving While Intoxicated In The Hamptons




	“That new single is trash,” he suggested after joking that Timberlake would not be in his current position without his success. “I’m not feeling his music at all anymore. And the video is even more trash… I don’t like all this demonic sh*t. You would sell your...

Jon B Calls Justin Timberlake’s “No Angels” Music Video “Demonic”

Alanis Morissette headlined the third and final night of Pitchfork Music Festival 2024. During her set, she brought out some surprise guests to do her Jagged Little Pill hit “Ironic,” the pop trio Muna. Watch footage of the performance below. Muna had a set of their own earlier...

Watch Alanis Morissette and Muna Perform “Ironic” at Pitchfork Music Festival 2024

Dance music has the unique power to unite people on the dance floor, transcending cultures and generations with its infectious rhythms and euphoric beats. This article celebrates the 15 best dance songs of all time, showcasing tracks that have set trends, broken records, and inspired countless moments of pure joy and freedom. These songs, from various eras and genres, have become anthems in clubs and festivals worldwide, embodying the essence of what makes dance music so irresistible. From the pioneering disco hits of the ’70s to the high-energy EDM tracks of today, each song on this list has left an indelible mark on the dance music landscape. Join us as we explore the beats, basslines, and iconic moments that define these timeless classics, each one a testament to the unifying and transformative power of dance music. Get ready to relive the magic and groove to the sounds that have kept the world moving for decades.

15 Best Dance Songs of All Time

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. This week’s batch includes new albums from Ice Spice, Klein, Wand, Porter Robinson, Nathan Bowles Trio, Cults, KMRU, and Robber Robber. Subscribe to Pitchfork’s New Music Friday newsletter to get our recommendations in your inbox every week. (All releases featured here are independently selected by our editors. When you buy something through our affiliate links, however, Pitchfork earns an affiliate commission.)

8 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Ice Spice, Klein, Wand, and More


				













	Jelly Roll‘s “Save Me” is getting a second life on Eminem‘s new album The Death of Slim Shady, which dropped Friday (July 12) and features a surprise duet with the country star on its final track, an emotional open letter to the rapper’s children. Eminem’s ‘The Death of Slim Shady’ Album: All Tracks Ranked






	The song, titled “Somebody Save Me,” heavily samples Jelly’s 2023 hit, which reached No. 19 on the Billboard Hot 100 in November after Lainey Wilson jumped on the remix. The Detroit rapper’s new track opens with a recording of him shrugging off a younger version of his 31-year-old daughter...

Eminem Apologizes to His Kids in Emotional New Song ‘Somebody Save Me’ Featuring Jelly Roll

Are back after 13 years. A six-track mini-album, Everything Squared, is due August 30 via Warp. “Sky Hooks” leads the record; check that out below. The outfit’s core duo of Mark Clifford and Sarah Peacock helmed the mini-album, enlisting Shigeru Ishihara to play bass on two tracks.

Seefeel Return With First New Music in 13 Years: Listen

Get ready for new music from Rochester, New York, death metal greats Undeath. The five-piece will follow 2022’s wonderful It’s Time…to Rise from the Grave with new album More Insane. It’s out on October 4 via Prosthetic. Leading the 10-track LP is new song “Brandish the Blade.” Find the single’s high-energy video, directed and edited by Errick Easterday, below.

Undeath Announce Tour and New Album More Insane, Share New Video: Watch

A masterpiece of progressive rock, "Stairway to Heaven" is an epic journey with intricate guitar work, haunting lyrics, and dynamic shifts. Led Zeppelin's magnum opus remains a symbol of '70s rock at its zenith. 2 / 10. Queen band. "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen (1975):A genre-defying anthem, "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen...

Go Back In Time With The Top 10 Songs Of The '70s

Jungle music artists Tim Reaper and Kloke are releasing a collaborative album, In Full Effect, on September 20 via Hyperdub. Leading the eight-song new album is “Alienation.” Hear the track below. Tim Reaper, from south east London, and Kloke, from Victoria, Australia, have connected on a handful of...

Tim Reaper and Kloke Announce Hyperdub Album, Share New Song: Listen

Omar Apollo will make his acting debut in Luca Guadagnino’s forthcoming new movie Queer. Apollo is getting top-billing for the feature, which also stars Daniel Craig, Jason Schwartzman, Drew Starkey, Lesley Manville, David Lowery, and more. Queer will premiere at the 81st Venice International Film Festival, which takes place August 28 to September 7.

Omar Apollo to Make Acting Debut in Luca Guadagnino’s New Film Queer

The Mercury Prize has announced its 2024 nominees. The panel’s selections for the best British or Irish album of the year include Charli XCX, Beth Gibbons, Nia Archives, Berwyn, the Last Dinner Party, Barry Can’t Swim, Corinne Bailey Rae, and Ghetts, among others. Check out the full shortlist below. The winner will be announced in September, but the public ceremony has been scrapped for the first time in the award’s 32-year history.

Mercury Prize 2024 Shortlist: Charli XCX, Beth Gibbons, Nia Archives, and More

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Some songs are pleasant, some are tear-jerkers, and some get the blood pumping. But what about songs that have their own unique novelty for being just straight-up weird? Let’s dive into four songs that are some of the weirdest tracks of all time! This is far from an exhaustive list; we just think these songs deserve some credit for being both weird and particularly well-written.

4 of the Weirdest Songs of All Time

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The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has announced its 2024 honors list. Grateful Dead, Bonnie Raitt, Francis Ford Coppola, Arturo Sandoval, and the New York venue Apollo Theater will be recognized for their contributions to the arts. The Washington, D.C., ceremony takes place on December 8, and will air on CBS and Paramount+.

Grateful Dead, Bonnie Raitt, and Apollo Theater Among 2024 Kennedy Center Honorees

Haley Heynderickx has shared the music video for the new song “Seed of a Seed.” It’s the Portland, Oregon, singer-songwriter’s first new music since the release of her debut LP, I Need to Start a Garden, in 2018. Find the visual—directed, filmed, and edited by Evan Benally Atwood—below. Also below, see Heynderickx’s upcoming U.S. tour dates.

Haley Heynderickx, Ahead of U.S. Tour, Shares First New Song Since 2018: Watch the Video

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Clairo Goes to a Wrestling Match in New “Juna” Video: Watch

Clairo has shared her first music video in a half-decade, enlisting Bradley J. Calder to direct a short for the Charm track “Juna.” In...

Clairo Goes to a Wrestling Match in New “Juna” Video: Watch

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