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Kid Cudi has returned to release his 10th studio album, as Free hit streaming services on Friday (Aug. 22). The 13-track effort is free of features and includes previously-released singles such as “Neverland,” “Mr. Miracle” and “Grave.” It’s Cudder’s first LP since 2024’s Insano, which debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard 200. For the cover art, Cudi took inspiration from The Truman Show. Like Jim Carrey leaving Seahaven, Cudi steps through a doorway in the cloudy sky, Explore See latest videos, charts and news “I wanted something that really expressed freedom, so the concept of me leaping into the clouds made so much sense,” he wrote on IG when revealing the cover. “Inspired by The Truman Show. I cant WAIT for u guys to hear this album and really see the album art brought to life. You’re in for a beautiful ride. Promise.” August has been a busy month for Kid Cudi, who released his vulnerable memoir on Aug. 12. He opened up his world to GQ, who received an early excerpt from the book, which found Cudi recalling a near-drug overdose circa 2010. “I was at peace with dying,” Cudi wrote. “After doing more coke than I ever had in my life I was losing all sense of what was real. I’d been alone in my New York apartment, crying for hours, listening to the Lykke Li song ‘Time Flies’ on repeat. It was a love song, but the melodies and her voice filled me with despair.” He continued: “I was a role model, but I didn’t feel like one. People called me their savior. But who was going to save me? I was a lighthouse for others, but I couldn’t find my own way,” he added. “It was peace I was after. Here, crippled on the floor, minutes from overdosing, was the closest I’d ever come to finding it. ‘You made great music that people loved,’ I thought, ‘but this is the end.’” Stream Free below. Source link

Head’s up, it’s Laufey time. The Icelandic-Chinese talent returns with A Matter of Time (via Vingolf Recordings / AWAL), the followup to her 2023 collection Bewitched, winner of the Grammy Award for best traditional pop vocal album and a top 20 hit on the Billboard 200. For A Matter of Time, Laufey (pronounced lay-vay) tapped a pair of co-producers. Returning to the fold was Spencer Stewart, who worked with Laufey on her first two albums, while Aaron Dessner (Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran) collaborated with the contemporary jazz star for the first time. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Led by the singles “Silver Lining” and “Tough Luck,” A Matter of Time is a dreamy meditation, hugged with Laufey’s jazz hands. “I’m constantly thinking about classical and jazz, how to properly preserve them and pay homage. For this album,” she explains, “I just wanted to let my heart wander.” A Matter of Time, like 2022’s Everything I Know About Love and Bewitched is “for me is a blank book of stories to write,” she explains. In support of the new collection, Laufey took over the Grammy Museum’s Ray Charles Terrace in downtown Los Angeles this week for Drop: Laufey – A Benefit Program, a presentation that blended new music, candid storytelling, and a touch of star power, as Selena Gomez watched on. Laufey Land, as she calls it, captured the imagination of the music business. Sources told Billboard that she sparked a multimillion-dollar bidding war in 2023 among record labels that have rarely seen so much commercial potential in a jazz-adjacent act. She went on to sign a global label deal with AWAL that allowed her to retain ownership of her work. Raised between Iceland and the Washington, D.C., area, Laufey (full name Laufey Lín Jónsdóttir) grew up surrounded by classical musicians, and counts Chopin, Liszt, Baker, Fitzgerald, and Holiday among her influences. As her story grew, Laufey was named in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list, was one of TIME’s 2025 Women of the Year, she has sold out the Hollywood Bowl, Radio City Music Hall, and London’s Royal Albert Hall; performed backed by the LA Phil, the National Symphony Orchestra, and the China Philharmonic Orchestra and is behind The Laufey Foundation, which has the primary mission of supporting young musicians with the resources they need, especially through youth orchestras, to reach their full potential. Stream A Matter of Time below. Source link

Offset has plenty to get off his chest, and the Atlanta rapper has returned with his KIARI solo album, which hit streaming services on Friday (Aug. 22). Boasting 18 tracks in total, Offset invites a plethora of stars into the fold, including YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gunna, YFN Lucci, Ty Dolla $ign, John Legend and Key Glock. Explore See latest videos, charts and news KIARI serves as Set’s third solo album and first since 2023’s Set It Off. Both of the Atlanta rapper’s first two albums debuted in the Billboard 200′s top five. During an interview with the Associated Press, Offset provided context surrounding the album closer “Move On,” which delves into Set moving past his relationship with estranged wife Cardi B. “It’s about moving on, like, peacefully. That’s what the message is supposed to be,” he said. “It’s all love and peace. I just ended the album with that, just to end that chapter because it’s time to move on, it’s over and done with.” Offset continued: “It was great while it lasted. That shouldn’t be the topic for either one of us no more. It’s a book that’s closed.” While the focus remains on KIARI, Offset spoke to Ebro Darden on Apple Music about reconciling with his group mate Quavo, and revealed that a joint album paying tribute to the late TakeOff is on the table in the future. “It’s possible,” he said. “No conversations about that, though, but it’s possible. First, we’re just checking in with each other and see each other’s worlds: ‘You good?’” Stream KIARI below. Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

After a five-year recording hiatus, Teyana Taylor is heralding her return with Escape Room. The singer-songwriter, dancer-choreographer and actress-director’s anticipated fourth studio album (out Aug. 22) is being released via Taylormade Enterprises, Inc./Def Jam Recordings. And in further celebration of her next musical chapter, Taylor has partnered with Amazon Music for an exclusive livestream of her new short film, also titled Escape Room, on the album’s release date (8 p.m. PT). Explore See latest videos, charts and news Prefaced by the previously issued singles “Long Time” and “Bed of Roses,” the 22-track Escape Room finds Taylor expressing the raw emotions she experienced in finding her escape route from life’s turmoils to a stronger sense of self and healing. Underscoring that journey are empowering narratives from a diverse female chorus featuring Taraji P. Henson, Sarah Paulson, La La Anthony, Niecy Nash and Kerry Washington, among others. In addition to the aforementioned singles, other notable tracks include “Pum Pum” featuring Jill Scott and Tyla, “Hard Part” featuring Lucky Daye and “Open Invite” with Kaytranada. Taylor’s daughters Junie Shumpert and Rue Rose Shumpert appear on the album’s moving closing track “Always.” While speaking with Billboard about ending her musical retirement, Taylor — who recently underwent emergency vocal cord surgery — described herself as a “Glade plug-in: I’m going to plug in wherever I see a socket, wherever I see an outlet … Coming back to music and being able to do it on my terms was a big turn-on for me.” One of those creative outlets was the opportunity to write, direct, produce and star in the album’s accompanying, same-titled short film. Done under the banner of her all-female production company, The Aunties, this visual representation also features key songs from the project. Following the livestream on both Amazon Music’s app and Twitch channel, actress-producer Lena Waithe will moderate a Q&A with Taylor. Viewers can watch post-livestream on Prime Video here. A trailer is also available now. In the press release announcing Amazon Music’s livestream, Taylor says, “Escape Room isn’t just a film or an album; it’s a world I built to live in, bleed in and heal in. I poured my heart into every layer, from the story to the sound, to capture that journey we all take through the shadows of heartbreak, whether that’s love lost, friendships broken, dreams deferred and guide you toward the lightness of healing. It’s the visual representation of my scars, the picture of my healing and a mirror for anyone ready to face their own truth. This is more than a story… it’s a place to break free.” Listen to Escape Room below. Source link

Deftones‘ Private Music is private music no longer, with the rock band dropping its 10th studio album on Friday (Aug. 21) for all the world to hear after more than a month of buildup. Led by singles “My Mind Is a Mountain” and “Milk of the Madonna,” Private Music features 11 tracks total. The rest of the tracklist features “Locked Club,” “Ecdysis,” “Infinite Source,” “Souvenir” “Cxz,” “I Think About You All the Time,” “Cut Hands,” “~Metal Dream” and “Departing the Body.” Recorded and produced in part in Malibu and Joshua Tree in California, the project marks the bandmates’ first full-length since 2020’s Ohms. Peaking at No. 5, the latter became Deftones’ sixth top 10 hit on the Billboard 200. The release of Private Music comes about six weeks after the rockers first announced the album, sharing its simplistic cover art — an albino snake curled up on a bright green surface — on social media and writing simply, “private music | out august 22.” That same day, Deftones dropped “My Mind Is a Mountain,” with “Milk of Madonna” arriving about one month later. The band has since been getting fans ready for the long-awaited new record by hosting a string of private listening parties leading up to Private Music‘s release. The sessions took place Aug. 19-21 in Amsterdam, Mexico City, Los Angeles, London, Melbourne, New York City, Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver,Berlin, Paris and, of course, Deftones’ home city of Sacramento. Before that, the band kicked off a North American headline tour that has already included shows at NYC’s famed Madison Square Garden and the Kia Forum in L.A. Next up, Deftones will play a string of dates in Canada — starting with a performance in Vancouver on Friday — followed by more shows in the U.S. Listen to Deftones’ new album Private Music below. Source link

Redacción Panamericana Marisol responde a través de sus redes sociales con un contundente mensaje y advierte que podría tomar acciones legales. La Faraona de la Cumbia, Marisol, no se quedó callada y arremetió con todo a través de un comunicado en sus redes sociales, dejando en claro que lo que se afirma debe ser demostrado y que jamás estará al nivel profesional de ella. No menciona con exactitud para quién estaría dirigido el mensaje, pero tras los recientes acontecimientos se especula que sería para Leslie Shaw. Te puede interesar Esposo de Maju Mantilla confirma el fin de su relación: “Agradezco el tiempo compartido” Marisol lanza fuerte mensaje en redes A través de sus historias de Instagram, la ‘Faraona’ publicó un comunicado donde expresó su malestar, y usuarios en redes sociales suponen que el mensaje es para la ‘Barbie de la cumbia’. Con un tono tajante, dejó entrever que no dudaría en iniciar acciones legales si las difamaciones continúan. “Espero que lo que afirmas lo demuestres y ojalá te alcance… para pagar. Como no me puedes responder como artista porque no estás, ni estarás jamás a mi nivel profesional, qué te queda, hablar suposiciones”, escribió la cumbiambera. La artista también dejó en claro que, sin importar lo que digan, su trayectoria no se verá afectada: “Hagas lo que hagas, digas lo que digas, nunca lograrás destruir mi carrera. Recuerda que hay una justicia divina y siempre llega”, añadió. ¿Habrá carta notarial? El mensaje de Marisol ha desatado especulaciones sobre una posible carta notarial dirigida a Leslie Shaw, exigiendo que se rectifique. Aunque no ha confirmado acciones legales, sus palabras dejan claro que no permitirá que nadie menosprecie su trabajo. Por ahora, Leslie Shaw no se ha pronunciado sobre las declaraciones de la Faraona de la Cumbia, mientras la polémica sigue creciendo. Respaldan a Leslie Shaw La ‘gringa’ publicó en sus historias un comunicado de su club de fans donde muestran su respaldo ante las declaraciones de Marisol al llamarla “estafadora” en un programa de televisión. “Ella calificó públicamente a Leslie Shaw de ‘estafadora’, un calificativo totalmente falso y muy grave, que daña su honor y su trayectoria. Ese sí es un hecho denunciable”, sentenciaron. @elchicodelascriticas #viral #marisol #leslieshaw #irbbydelaportilla ♬ sonido original – ElChicoDeLasCriticas Source link

Doja Cat will play arenas in Australia and New Zealand for the first time when her Ma Vie World Tour stops by later this year. The Grammy Award-winning singer will kick-off her jaunt Nov. 18 at Auckland’s Spark Arena, then heads west for shows at Perth’s RAC Arena (Nov. 22), Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena (Nov. 25), Brisbane Entertainment Centre (Nov. 29) and wraps up Dec. 1 at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, the biggest arena in the country. Australian audiences should lap up Doja Cat tickets. The U.S. artist took out the No. 1 spot in triple j’s record-breaking hottest 100 countdown of 2023 with “Paint The Town Red,” which spent 10 weeks at the top of the ARIA Chart. Explore See latest videos, charts and news When her name was called out, she became the first female rapper and first woman of color to lead triple j’s poll, the 31st edition. “Paint The Town Red” also logged three weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and four consecutive weeks at the top of the Billboard Global 200 leaderboard. In Australia, Doja’s last two albums, 2023’s Scarlet (No. 5) and 2021’s Planet Her (No. 2), both cracked the top 10 on the ARIA Chart. Doja is readying the release of her fifth studio album, Vie (via Kemosabe Records/ RCA Records), due out Sept. 26. She previously told V Magazine that her upcoming LP is a “pop-driven” project. “I do want to be self-aware enough to admit the fact that this is a pop-driven project,” she remarked. “I know that I can make pop music, and pop is just that it’s popular. It starts to become a bit of a thing that’s viewed as a sport by people who are just bystanders to it, who enjoy it, but maybe also don’t respect it or what it is, which is just music … They see it as if this is some kind of football for girls and gays.” Doja has shared another cut from it, “Jealous Type,” produced by Jack Antonoff and Y2K, with the music video directed by Boni Mata and filmed in Los Angeles. Live Nation is producing the Ma Vie World Tour of ANZ. The General onsale gets underway Thursday Aug. 28 at 11am AEST at dojacat.com/tour. Ma Vie World Tour 2025 Dates For New Zealand And Australia Nov. 18 — Spark Arena, AucklandNov. 22 — RAC Arena, PerthNov. 25 — Rod Laver Arena, MelbourneNov. 29 — Brisbane Entertainment CentreDec. 1 — Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Source link

Redacción Panamericana Lurín celebra la inauguración de un mural de 235 metros que une arte, comunidad y cultura, con la participación de estudiantes y “El Salsa”. Este miércoles, Lurín fue escenario de una historia inspiradora con la inauguración de uno de los murales temáticos más grandes del país, una obra de 235 metros realizada por el muralista Alexis Villanueva, “El Salsa”, junto a la participación creativa de estudiantes de los colegios José Faustino Sánchez Carrión y Julio C. Tello Rojas, de Lurín. Ubicada en Lurin Live, un nuevo espacio cultural que busca unir arte, música y comunidad, la obra no solo representa un hito artístico y cultural, sino también un símbolo de participación ciudadana. En el mural se retrata la riqueza natural y geográfica de Lurín: desde el lecho marino, la isla y las playas, pasando por el río y el campo, hasta llegar al imponente nevado Surococha, una de las montañas más emblemáticas de la región. Marco García, jefe comercial de Lurín Live, destacó el valor de la iniciativa: “Es el mural más grande del Perú, diseñado y pintado por El Salsa, con el apoyo especial de niños de Lurín. Esta obra guarda la esencia de la cultura, raíces e historia del distrito. Con ella buscamos generar un sentido de pertenencia en los vecinos. El mural explora la grandeza de Lurín y nos recuerda quiénes somos y quiénes queremos ser. El arte es una esperanza para las nuevas generaciones. Agradezco a El Salsa por este trabajo de cuatro meses y a los alumnos de los colegios José Faustino Sánchez Carrión y Julio C. Tello Rojas, quienes hoy dieron las últimas pinceladas.” Por su parte, El Salsa resaltó la capacidad del arte para inspirar y transformar: “El arte puede cambiar realidades y unir comunidades. Este mural es una herramienta de integración en Lurín. Quiero felicitar a los profesores y alumnos que se sumaron, porque conocer y querer a nuestro distrito es el primer paso para valorarlo. Si estas iniciativas se mantienen, lograremos un impacto duradero.” Con esta inauguración, Lurín celebra una obra monumental que no solo embellece el distrito, sino que también fortalece la identidad cultural y el sentido de pertenencia de sus vecinos más jóvenes. Source link

Redacción Panamericana La icónica intérprete nacional festejará siete décadas de vida y más de medio siglo de música con un show que recorrerá su historia. El miércoles 17 de septiembre a las 8:00 p.m., el Gran Teatro Nacional será escenario de una noche inolvidable: Bartola 70 años… De Lujo. Las entradas ya están disponibles en Joinnus. Cumplir 70 años no es solo llegar a una cifra redonda: en el caso de Bartola, es coronar una vida entera entregada a la música. Con más de cinco décadas emocionando con su voz, la artista nacional prepara una celebración que promete ser un recorrido por la banda sonora de su vida y de la de varias generaciones. “Llegar a los 70 es tener el alma afinada por el tiempo. Es mirar hacia atrás y reconocer no solo lo recorrido, sino también a los rostros amados que me acompañaron y que me siguen sujetando”, afirma emocionada Bartola, quien asegura que este espectáculo es un homenaje a la vida, al arte y al público que siempre la acompaña. La intérprete, referente indiscutible de nuestra música criolla y amante de los grandes géneros de siempre, ofrecerá una velada con boleros, tangos, valses y más de una sorpresa que hará suspirar a todos los asistentes. En escena, se lucirá junto a 11 músicos, coros, bailarines y una puesta en escena que refleja la grandeza de su trayectoria. Bartola ha bautizado este espectáculo como 70 años «De Lujo», porque en sus palabras «es un lujo alcanzar esta edad con energía, con el mismo brillo en los ojos y con tantos escenarios en el corazón». La cita es en el Gran Teatro Nacional, el miércoles 17 de septiembre a las 8:00 p.m. Las entradas ya están a la venta en Joinnus. Source link

Is the beef between Gavin Adcock and Charley Crockett over? It appears so. Adcock posted a video to Instagram on Thursday (Aug. 21), noting that Crockett is attempting to bury the hatchet. The video clip shows Adcock sitting in a backstage area and holding a large bouquet of roses and a copy of Crockett’s new album Dollar a Day. Adcock poked fun at Crockett while accepting flowers and vinyl. “Apparently last night Charley Crockett was supposed to play the venue that we’re playing tonight, but he didn’t sell enough tickets, so he had to move to a smaller venue down the street — but before he left he sent me 60 roses and a $3 vinyl, so shout-out to Charley Crockett,” Adcock says with a smile. “I appreciate ya, buddy.” Adcock’s tour schedule has him slated to perform at WAVE in Wichita, Kansas, on Thursday night, while Crockett performed at Wichita’s The Cotillion on Wednesday. Crockett had previously been scheduled to perform at WAVE back in May, but the show was postponed and moved to The Cotillion. In June, Adcock had some thoughts to share about Beyoncé’s Grammy-winning Cowboy Carter album during one of his concerts. Adcock blasted Bey’s project, which was keeping his own album out of the top three on Apple Music’s country albums chart at the time. Earlier this week, Crockett issued a lengthy Instagram post that seemingly called out Adcock and other country stars who have spoken out against Cowboy Carter, and also defended Beyoncé. Crockett didn’t mention Adcock by name, but in his message he wrote, “I don’t need to put down a Black woman to advance my music. That’s just embarrassing to the idea of America and I got no respect for it.” Adcock quickly fired back at Crockett on social media. He also didn’t mention Crockett by name, but wrote, “Somebody needs to tell the ‘act’ that has let out (the cover) of James town ferry 6 times he should just work on letting out quality original music. I got more cowsh– under my pinky then you have seen your whole f—in’ life. Hank sr called and asked about the cosplay cowboy.” “Jamestown Ferry,” which Tanya Tucker first recorded in 1972, was included on Crockett’s 2017 album Lil G.L.’s Honky Tonk Jubilee and then on 2023’s Live From The Ryman, as well as a remixed version of the song on 2025’s Lonesome Drifter. A spokesperson for Crockett had not returned Billboard‘s request for comment by press time to confirm whether the flowers and album came from him. Source link