Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, two exceedingly intense highlights from Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department, a new beef-sizzling new track from Drake, and a mystical Hozier B-side. Plus, new music from Pearl Jam, James Arthur, Kelly Clarkson, and more.
Taylor Swift feat. Post Malone, “Fortnight” (YouTube)
Taylor Swift, “The Albatross” (YouTube)
Drake, “Push Ups” (YouTube)
Hozier, “Why Would You Be Loved?” (YouTube)
Pearl Jam, “Scared of Fear” (YouTube)
James Arthur feat.
Taylor Swift feat. Post Malone, “Fortnight” (YouTube)
Taylor Swift, “The Albatross” (YouTube)
Drake, “Push Ups” (YouTube)
Hozier, “Why Would You Be Loved?” (YouTube)
Pearl Jam, “Scared of Fear” (YouTube)
James Arthur feat.
- 4/19/2024
- by Rolling Stone
- Rollingstone.com
Over four nights in March, Rolling Stone’s Future of Music showcase at SXSW brought the stars of tomorrow to Austin’s famed Acl Live at the Moody Theater. Each night, the 2,750-seat venue was packed — not just inside, but outside, too. Ahead of the second night’s bill, which was topped by música mexicana superstar Peso Pluma, lines of fans stretched for blocks, including, reportedly, the longest line in SXSW history. (One fan got in line at 4 a.m. for a show that didn’t start for more than...
- 3/22/2024
- by Rolling Stone
- Rollingstone.com
There are few people on planet Earth who can rap as fast as J Noa — and even fewer who actually have something to say. On her 2023 debut EP, Autodidactica, the 18-year-old Mc from the 5 de Abril barrio in San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic, showcased one of the most nimble flows in rap of any language, along with a penchant for strings-laden throwback beats and a modern perspective. Beyond merely precocious, her voice carries the weight of one who’s seen some things and lived to tell about them.
The frenetic, reggaeton-adjacent...
The frenetic, reggaeton-adjacent...
- 3/21/2024
- by Matthew Ismael Ruiz
- Rollingstone.com
It was 4 a.m. when Carlos Contreras showed up at the Moody Theater in Austin, Texas — more than 16 hours before cover-star Peso Pluma took the stage for Rolling Stone’s second annual Future of Music SXSW showcase.
The avid concert-goer arrived early to make sure he was the first in line, and it paid off. By midday, the line for the showcase was several blocks long; in the evening, it reached an estimated four-mile length. Not only did Contreras’ dedication help him snag a great view of the performance, he also managed to meet Peso.
The avid concert-goer arrived early to make sure he was the first in line, and it paid off. By midday, the line for the showcase was several blocks long; in the evening, it reached an estimated four-mile length. Not only did Contreras’ dedication help him snag a great view of the performance, he also managed to meet Peso.
- 3/15/2024
- by Maya Georgi
- Rollingstone.com
J Noa is releasing her frustrations on her newest single.
On Thursday, the Dominican hip-hop star — which Rolling Stone named as one of the “19 Latin Acts We’re Rooting for in 2024” — released her newest single “Era de Cristal,” which hears her rap about her mental health issues and fight through her vulnerabilities.
The rising rap star reflects on her past and childhood, and begs to become free of her thoughts as she “watches the night fall into the sky.”
“For me, it was important to touch on this very personal...
On Thursday, the Dominican hip-hop star — which Rolling Stone named as one of the “19 Latin Acts We’re Rooting for in 2024” — released her newest single “Era de Cristal,” which hears her rap about her mental health issues and fight through her vulnerabilities.
The rising rap star reflects on her past and childhood, and begs to become free of her thoughts as she “watches the night fall into the sky.”
“For me, it was important to touch on this very personal...
- 2/8/2024
- by Tomás Mier
- Rollingstone.com
The nominations for the 2023 Latin Grammys are here — and though the award show is undergoing big changes by switching up its venue and heading to Spain this November, the contenders in each category are pretty familiar to the Latin Recording Academy. Major pop acts and Latin Grammy veterans make up a lot of the big categories here: The Mexican American songwriter and producer Édgar Barrera leads the tally with 13 nods, much of it for his work with Camilo and Grupo Frontera. Camilo, along with Shakira, Karol G, and songwriter Keityn,...
- 9/19/2023
- by Julyssa Lopez
- Rollingstone.com
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