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The singer parts ways with alcohol but not with the dancefloor on her newest album, a melancholic disco record about forgiving the girl you used to be.

In her second year as artistic director of Biennale Musica, she talks radical listening, institutional limits and why artistic freedom should resist the urge to fit inside a box.

On their latest album, the band explore how we mistake nostalgia for love, intensity for intimacy, and familiar pain for the possibility of change.

De la rehabilitación al punk: hablamos con el grupo mexicano sobre su nombre imposible de googlear, la Iglesia del SubGenio y sus próximos conciertos en España.

From military barracks to a sold-out ADE dancefloor, HoneyLuv is writing her own rules, embracing a new musical chapter, and making room for others along the way.

Grace Kay is done trying to be the perfect woman. Her new album, “FALL FROM GRACE”, explores what happens when pleasing others means losing yourself.

With regrets, overthinking, and a trip that never happened, Hellebaby proves with “Copenhagen” that even missed opportunities can make great pop songs.

Between the green and the grey, the organic and the artificial, the rapper explores the dualities that shape his ever-evolving universe in “Shroom Clouds”.

Just a girl but also the man. With her debut album on A24 Music, the Canadian singer turns newfound fame into one big night out, somewhere between euphoria, melancholy and cockiness.

Before bringing “new avatar” to Madrid and Barcelona, the artist reflects on finding her voice, resisting trends and embracing guitars without leaving dance music behind.

From Amsterdam’s creative scene to his debut single “OVERDOSE”, Tuyk discusses the vulnerability of songwriting and the freedom to follow more than one creative path.

Eartheater, FKA twigs, Richie Hawtin and Blackhaine lead a programme bringing art, music and nightlife together in the French capital this week.

In her new album, the Belgian pop star moves amidst euphoric electronics and quiet heartbreak, exploring the fine line between wanting someone and losing yourself.

Through “Rabbit Hole”, the artist confronts the human cost of conflict, bringing two peace activists together in a powerful call for dialogue and empathy.

From sprawling club nights to performances made for close listening, this route links Miami, Amsterdam, Braga, Turin, Barcelona and Mexico City.

With “The Full Fantasy”, the hitmaker opens up about queer identity, creative freedom and the insecurities he had to leave behind.

Eight years of love, heartbreak and personal growth come together in the Norwegian singer-songwriter's debut album, a deeply personal new chapter.

“Follow My Lead” pairs playful pop with a personal lesson about becoming the person you needed when you were younger.

With “Sunburn”, Adrián explores love, memory and his Mediterranean roots through eight deeply personal tracks and a series of cinematic music videos.

Somewhere between desire and destruction, Some Days Are Darker explores the complicated need to feel something real in their new single, “NDRI”.

Emmanuelle June explores heartbreak and emotional deception in “Better Bad Than Bitter”, a dark pop single accompanied by a theatrical music video.

In her new album, the artist turns bad habits, doomed romances, and twenty-something chaos into irresistible pop, finding humour in the mess of trying to get your life together.

Not everything we lose disappears, and with their latest single, “So Far”, Gravegonzo explore the memories that stay with us ahead of their forthcoming album.

Need new music for your playlists? Arca, Frost Children, Chloé Caillet, Floating Points, Overmono, Bonobo, Fred again.., and more have been releasing incredible music these past months. Check it out!

On his debut solo album “The 11th Hour”, he finds a softer side beyond EarthGang, draws on church and family, and learns to write about joy.

The quartet discuss their first year together, the Indonesian sounds behind Island Pop, and their hopes of opening doors for creatives back home.

In his new album, the Australian singer explores desire, confidence and the messiness of wanting to be loved, balancing glossy pop production with moments of unexpected vulnerability.

Her self-directed video would’ve done numbers on Tumblr. In “i think he’s got a girl”, the St. Louis singer leaves hard electropop behind and gets closer to a rock-star persona.

How far can ambition go before it becomes self-destruction? Leo Sawikin explores ego, fantasy and the dangers of self-obsession on his new single, “Blue Star.”

Attraction doesn’t always mean love. With his latest single, “Lost Me,” Karim Panzetta explores relationships, self-worth and finding his own sound.