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Ware’s latest, disco-infused single comes ahead of her forthcoming album, “What’s Your Pleasure”, out 19 June.
The rising R&B star returns with his first single of the year, plus a moody lyric video
The classic 90s game features original music from Grammy-nominated composer Joel McNeely and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
The best-selling sophomore full-length from the K-Pop powerhouse will be available in two special deluxe versions – each with unique packaging, photos and more.
The band is fronted by Doug Douglason, aka album producer and country royalty Dierks Bentley.
The song, which celebrates living in the moment, is the title track to the rapper’s forthcoming fifth studio album.
The band’s anticipated third album will drop 10 July, while new single ‘Dreamland’ serves as a musical table of contents.
The double Grammy-winner says the new song “is about the undying, irrepressible spirit of love."
The album features three songs by David Bowie that weren't included on any of his studio albums, along with exclusive tracks recorded by Sade, The Style Council, Ray Davies and Jerry Dammers.
‘Fear of Flying’ gets an expanded edition reissue featuring over 10 rare remixes and bonus tracks.
“Honouring the love Juice felt for his fans while shining a light on his talents and his spirit are the most important parts of this process to us”.
The four-track EP offers new material and previously-unreleased fan favourites, all recorded while the R&B sensation has been isolating at home.
Musgraves composed the song with her co-producers on the multiple Grammy-winning 'Golden Hour' album, Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk.
The album was recorded to analogue tape during the band’s sold-out four night stand at the renowned Melbourne venue last November.
The 22-track compilation, which celebrates the centennial of the legendary jazz and pop vocalist, includes her previously-unreleased recording of ‘Try A Little Tenderness’.
