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Rising UK pop star Mabel continues her hot streak with the release of her thumbing new single, ‘Boyfriend’.
The revised versions of the songs appearing on Disc 1 appear on the star's 1967 Capitol album, 'Invitation To Broadway' and his original versions were never previously released.
“We were curiously chopping up samples from various Seventies disco and soul records when suddenly, ‘Fantasy’ by Aquarian Dream gave us the exact thing we were searching for.”
Cash Money is opening up its vaults to release a collection of its most recognizable productions entitled, ‘Cash Money: The Instrumentals’.
The track will feature on Springs' forthcoming 'The Women Who Raised Me,' her tribute to the female artists that inspired her career.
The new single is an “anthemic rocker encouraging optimism in an uncertain world”.
On the heels of their comeback UK shows, Glass Animals have shared their new single ‘Your Love (Déjà vu)’ off their upcoming album.
The album, Bryan's seventh studio release, was produced by Jeff Stevens and Jody Stevens.
The much-acclaimed album features the singles ‘Good Stuff’, ‘Get Along with You’ and the signature track ‘Caught Out There’.
The new 17-track full-length record boasts features from Travis Scott, Post Malone and Lil Dicky.
All three landmark titles will be available on black vinyl through UMC/Mercury Records on 20 March.
Upon its first release, the album spent 30 weeks in the UK top ten-album chart; a whole year in the top 30 and only left the charts 18 months later.
The long-out-of-print LP joins five additional albums from Van Zandt making all of Little Steven’s records from his early career once again available on vinyl.
Taylor remembered 'As Easy As Rolling Off A Log' from his childhood, and its appearance in the Merrie Melodies cartoon 'Katnip Kollege.'
The new title is set for worldwide release through UMe on 27 March.
