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Adds: The Lazy Eyes

Consequence Sound

Haviah Mighty Unveils New Mixtape Stock Exchange: Stream

Teen Vogue

Avril Lavigne, B.I, and More Best New Music Friday [Araya]

First Out: New Music From Shamir, Trixie Mattel, Claud & More [Donna Missal]

The Fader

The 20 best rock songs right now

Vibe

New Music Friday: Rick Ross, Money Man, India Shawn, Shelley, Parisalexa, Smino, And More

Pitchfork

8 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Taylor Swift, Idles, Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, and More

FADER

Haviah Mighty’s Stock Exchange explores our social value systems

Paste

10 New Albums to Stream Today Featuring Courtney Barnett, IDLES, Haviah Mighty and more

Paper Mag

To Donna Missal, Your Face Is Love

Paper Mag

Kavi Aims to Break the Ratings With ‘REALITY TV’

DJ Mag

12 emerging artists you need to hear this November

Billbaord

Kobalt Picks Peach PRC For Global Publishing Deal: Exclusive

Adds: Aminé, The Lazy Eyes

First Look Friday: DijahSB Is On A Journey To Save People Through Their Music

American Songwriter

Parisalexa Talks Cars, Switching Lanes and New EP, ‘Finishline’

Midnight Oil, Alex Lahey and Thelma Plum: Australia’s best new music for November

Audiofemme

Zzzahara and Ynes Mon Join Forces on Debut U.S. Velvet Video

Resident Advisor

Switching samples for synths—and house for neo-soul—Wayne Snow levels up on his second album.

15 Irish Acts You Need to Know in 2021

NME

Little Simz shares new video for ‘I Love You, I Hate You’

Acclaim

Acclaim Digital Cover 018: Wiki. he Ratking of New York has found himself on Half God, which may be his best album yet.

10 Cool New Pop Songs to Get You Through the Week: Aly & AJ, Craig David & MNEK and More

Coeval Magazine

Goya Gumbani & Subculture

Good Morning Pair the Sweet with The Sour on ‘Barnyard’

First Play: Alice Ivy & Sycco collab ‘Weakness’ showcases their combined strengths

KCRW

The intoxicating jazz-electronica of Wayne Snow’s ‘Figurine’

Dublab

Ynes Mon Guest Session

Pitchfork

Alice Longyu Gao High Dragon and Universe

Good Morning: “What we wanted to do at the start was just make music and see the world”