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Daniel Lanois returns with Belladonna Nocturne, a 14-track sonic exploration arriving June 19, featuring Emmylou Harris, Brian Blade, Daryl Johnson and more, extending the ambient language first introduced on Belladonna.

Paris-based electronic artist Poté shares ‘One At A Time' as the first preview of his upcoming ‘Euphoria999' EP, due Friday 1 May via his Versicolor imprint, with the track already earning strong BBC Radio 1 and international DJ support.

Jack White re‑emerges with new tracks “Derecho Demonico” and “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” on SNL and broad live schedule

Tenille Arts has entered the next phase of her career with the release of her new single Don't Ruin Flowers, delivered through a fresh global partnership between Dreamcatcher Artists and ONErpm. The track marks the first taste of her forthcoming album, scheduled for announcement in mid-2026, and signals a confident expansion of her creative world after several milestone years on the international stage.

Brisbane rock outfit Sound Affliction have unveiled their fourth single, The End, as they prepare to release their debut album Behind The Walls. The new song confronts modern pressures, and the band deliver it with blunt honesty and compositional control. The single follows Sober, Devil In Me, and Leave The Light On, each single showing a different facet of the group's sound.

Dyssidia have released Dream Persuasion, the third and final single from their upcoming album Deeper Wells Of Meaning. The track features Japanese tsugaru shamisen performer, composer and vocalist Noriko Tadano, marking the band's first collaboration and a fresh shift in their sound.

The Pogues have opened a time capsule from 1987, releasing the first ever live performance of Fairytale Of New York, captured at Glasgow Barrowland on 17 December 1987. The moment marks the first time Kirsty MacColl ever sang the now iconic duet with the band, during a show that has since become part of Pogues folklore. The newly restored recording has been revived by original producer Steve Lillywhite, who has brought fresh life to the raw desk tape while preserving the ferocity of the night.