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She said on Radio 1 she can't announce the UK dates until after Reading and Leeds which is 28/29th of Aug. So doubt UK dates are this year probably early 2027

They're featured in a new version of Beach Bunny's single "Clueless" and it's kind of the best thing they've done in years imo

Baewatch came on shuffle its really catchy, will give the album a listen

Arena tour in UK just announced + shows in US

It was! There's a new version of the album with this at the end

Can't believe this is out tomorrow, really excited all the singles have been amazing

First song is a cover of Bob Dylan's Mr Tamboruine Man prod by Frost Children

https://www.instagram.com/p/DUqRP7EDPg4/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link UK dates too

https://deadline.com/2025/12/the-white-lotus-season-4-cast-alexander-ludwig-aj-michalka-1236654055/ AJ cast in White Lotus S4 really excited for her this will be big

Loving this, weird tho when I listened earlier it had a different cover art

UK arena tour just announced

Literally all three songs are incredible! Shes announced for Primavera festival next year so i think a new album is highly likely

The interest in the UK tour has been insane, tens of thousands of people in the queue for sub 2.5k venues, where was this during no shame era

New EP out now!

Gorgeous, the cowritten by Ryan Tedder is taking me out. Tate McRae the blueprint!

gorgeous have had the singles on repeat

omg Saved is such a good album, the songs are so nostalgic to me. So excited for this and hopefully more to come

I've got hope they'll be back!! They performed Rosas solo song on KEXP a couple of years back and Rosa posted about this song so they're obvs still close friends

Debut single from Jenny on Holiday (Jenny Hollingworth) one half of experimental pop duo Let's Eat Grandma. 'Every Ounce of Me', out now via Transgressive Records: https://transgressive.lnk.to/eoom

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Madi Diaz announces her new album, Fatal Optimist, out October 10th on ANTI- Records. Diaz is an artist who cuts to the emotional core of her own experiences with startling precision. Following 2021's breakthrough History of a Feeling and 2024's two-time Grammy nominated Weird Faith, she's now asking audiences to lean in close. Fatal Optimist could be considered the final chapter in her heartache trilogy, and the rawest entry. This is the Madi Diaz album most likely to haunt you with its starkness. Tracklist: 01. Hope Less 02. Ambivalence 03. Feel Something 04. Good Liar 05. Lone Wolf 06. Heavy Metal 07. If Time Does What It's Supposed To 08. Flirting 09. Why'd You Have To Bring Me Flowers 10. Time Difference 11. Fatal Optimist

https://cassandrajenkins.com/ out digitally August 14, limited edition vinyl out September 5 For the insatiably curious songwriter, the world-building exercise of creating an album implies the existence of infinite wormholes that lie within. Quietly accompanying her primary releases My Light, My Massage Parlor invites the listener to follow along on her side quests as she deepens her investigation of the paths not taken in her initial artistic statements. While her last follow-up revealed extended voice notes and songs from the cutting room floor, her upcoming concept album of newly arranged recordings explores the rooms that lie, quite literally, on the other side of the glass. What results is an instrumental concept album featuring her longtime collaborator Michael Coleman, tickling the ivories of a nine-foot Steinway and joined by a cast of woodwinds, horns, strings, wind chimes, and, of course, crickets. In this re-envisioning, Jenkins demonstrates her ability to see from all angles with microscopic clarity as she brings us a cycle of songs lovingly born from her self-proclaimed 'spa era'. Take the quizzical croon from MLMD's lead single, "Only One": "Stick figure Sisyphus, behind massage parlor window glass, how long will this pain in my chest last?" In My Massage Parlor, a familiar guitar solo transcends the original melody in "Only Relaxation," following a cityscape field recording that frames the album. Jenkins' voice welcomes you into her bizarro world—one of only two times her voice appears on the otherwise instrumental album. Jenkins' subtle sense of humor, combined with her genuine love of emotive jazz and nature cassette tapes from childhood, results in equal parts self-spoof and earnest expression. To take this vision one step further yet, MLMMP will take the form of a two-pronged release. Jenkins' interest in binaural audio and psychoacoustics extends to her Dolby Atmos mix of the digital format, which frames the songs within her cinematic universe of bustling downtown Manhattan and a literal massage parlor, while the limited edition vinyl remains unaware of the outside world and the role it's playing—existing as a pure expression of music designed to lull the listener—perhaps Jenkins most of all—into a state of Delphinium Bliss, a spell cast from equal parts sincerity and play.

Omg this is so good, mange tout is my jamm

On BBC Radio 6 right now