🧡 Arlo Parks announces third album and KNEECAP’s riotous comeback
Twice Grammy‑nominated, Mercury Prize and BRIT Award–winning artist Arlo Parks returns with a new single and the announcement of her third album Ambiguous Desire — out April 3 via Transgressive.
Crafted with producer Baird (Brockhampton, Kevin Abstract), this record was born in the liminal spaces between NYC’s vibrant, community‑rooted nightlife and long, introspective days in Baird’s downtown loft. The result? Arlo’s most vulnerable, self‑affirming and euphoric work to date.
First single ‘2SIDED’ captures the electric uncertainty of a night out — that moment when you feel a new connection as intensely as the person you’re drawn to. As Arlo explains:
“You’ve been feeling too prideful to ask all night (because no one ever wants to ask). It’s that displaced sense of limerence — the room seems to fall away, if you don’t ask now you never will.” | PRE-SAVE NOW
If anyone thought pressure would silence KNEECAP — think again.
The Belfast-Derry trio return with ‘Liars Tale’: a riotous punk-rave statement born from confrontation. Driven by an 80s rock stomp twisted through rave chaos, the track turns political intimidation into fuel — loud, absurd, and unflinching.
It’s the first signal from FENIAN, their upcoming album produced with Dan Carey (Fontaines D.C., Kae Tempest, Wet Leg) — a record that dives even deeper, moving freely between acid house, trip-hop, dubstep, and beyond.
More energy. More solidarity. More absolute bangers. | LISTEN NOW
A new mesmerizing [SESSIONS] moment.
Yasmine Hamdan joined us with her musicians for an intimate performance of two songs from her latest album I Remember I Forget بنسى وبتذكر — a deeply personal exploration of memory, identity and resilience.
A pioneering voice in Lebanese alternative music, Hamdan moves effortlessly between tradition and experimentation — weaving electronics, haunting vocals, and the hypnotic pull of the qanoun.
Filmed for the very first time, ‘Mor ر الت’ and ‘Hon هون’ unfold with a rare sense of closeness — subtle, grounded, quietly powerful. | WATCH NOW
BROTHER WALLACE
Some artists spend their whole lives getting ready for the moment the world finally hears them. Brother Wallace is one of them.
Raised in rural Georgia and shaped by gospel, teaching, and lived experience, Brother Wallace steps into the light with Electric Love — Out May 8 via ATO Records. A debut album that feels less like an introduction and more like the release of long-held energy. Out May 8 via ATO Records.
Co-produced with Dan Taylor (The Heavy), the record draws from classic soul and gospel lineage, turning joy into something radical, physical, and deeply earned.
The title track is out now — a song about refusing to let the world harden you.
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