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'The Magnificent Thad Jones' is an album recorded on July 9 and 14, 1956 and released the same year by Blue Note.Track Listing : 1.April In Paris (Vernon Duke, E.…
Patrick Fiori’s “Terra d’amore” kicks things off with orchestral flair in Corsican, while Kole Oroshi and Xhilda Demaj keep it sharp on “Ja Bane Vetes,” sung in Albanian. Miles Caton’s “I Lied To You” blends blues and regret, and Dom Innarella’s “Jersey in July” nails teen infatuation with sweaty charm. MORE
Updated : Jul 8,2025
Ski Mask the Slump God fires up “Catch Me Outside 2” with Timbaland and Missy Elliot, throwing back to his 2017 breakout over 2000s-styled trap. Drake’s “What Did I Miss?” kicks off his ninth album with veiled jabs at Kendrick Lamar, livestreamed from a Toronto-coded warehouse full of grievances and name-drops. MORE
Updated : Jul 7,2025
Bad Bunny’s “NUEVAYoL” flips a salsa classic with dembow drums and Puerto Rican pride stamped all over, while DJ Snake and J Balvin go full ’90s throwback in “Noventa,” VHS filters and all. Christian Nodal shuts a romantic chapter in “La Que Se Fue, Se Fue,” and “MANIACA” sees Marcos Villalobos and Daniel Cuevas trade verses without crowding each other. MORE
Updated : Jul 6,2025
Lila Iké and Masicka blend reggae and dancehall on “Romantic,” while Assala’s “Daribet El Bo3d” leans into Arabic pop with polished restraint. “So What” brings Holly Evans and El Grande Toto together for a bilingual groove crossing Morocco and New Zealand, and Isabella Lovestory’s “Vanity” struts through reggaeton and electroclash with kitschy flair. MORE Updated : Jul 6,2025
Charlene • Inxs • Julio Iglesias • Eurythmics • Barry Manilow • Prince • Lionel Richie • Belinda Carlisle • George Benson • A Flock Of Seagulls • The Rah Band • Don Johnson
“Dum Dum” brings Asees Kaur’s voice and Jaani’s lyrics into focus, with Jacqueline Fernandez leading the visuals in a stylized breakup. Guru Randhawa’s “Sirra,” off his indie album, links him with Kiran Bajwa for a smoother edge, while Armaan Malik’s “Baari Baari” leans into breezy Hindi-Punjabi crossover with Amaal Mallik and NEVERSOBER behind the boards. MORE
Updated : Jul 5,2025
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