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The experimental U.K. dance-pop artist wanted to “transcend human form” with her new album. She nails it

Paywall removed: https://archive.is/axbb9

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24657908

Just released off FKA twigs new album.

Ran across this gem a few minutes ago and thought it was worth sharing.

"The right person will stay"(?) Out may 21

Okay, everyone drop what you're doing and take a look at this 👇

It's an isolated vocal track of John Farnham, circa around 1987, singing his cover of When The War Is Over. (Edit by @sheeds)

If you want to skip to the big chorus at the end, it's at 3:30:

#music #Australia #Farnham #JohnFarnham #rock #AussieRock #vocals #vocalist #singing @popheads #singers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys-w7YCWnhE

Alessia Cara has just announced her 4th studio album, which will be titled Love & Hyperbole:

"my 4th album ‘Love & Hyperbole’ will be out on February 14th ❣️available for pre-order midnight ET tonight.

"(Isn’t It) Obvious, the second song, will also be out at midnight.

"I’m so happy to finally share this with you and I can’t wait for you to hear the rest of what I feel is my best work to date—or at least my personal favourite. welcome to the L&H ERA IM BEAMING!!!!!!"

#Music #PopMusic #AlessiaCara @popheads #NewRelease #NewMusic

She ate on this one!

Former One Direction singer Liam Payne died outside a hotel in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires, local media reported on Wednesday, saying the 31-year-old British musician was found dead after falling from the hotel's third floor.

Citing officials, leading local newspapers La Nacion and Clarin reported that police were called to the hotel in the capital's leafy Palermo neighborhood responding to an emergency call that cited "an aggressive man who could be under the effects of drugs and alcohol."

Ambulance workers later confirmed the death of the singer, who was found in an interior hotel patio, according to the news reports.

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/24295868

One survey by the US Library of Congress suggested that less than 20% of all recorded music was available on the internet. That’s where Rob Johnson comes in.

By day, he's a 41-year-old working in business development for a London law firm. By night, he’s a music industry crusader – digging up obscure gems and persuading record labels to make them available online.

Some really interesting cases of "not-available-digitally" music he tracked down and the impact on the musicians are in this articles!