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Beach Bunny have teamed up with Tegan and Sara for a new version of “Cloud 9.” The twin duo joins Lili Trifilio on vocals across power-pop riffs as they update each verse to include feminine and non-binary pronouns: “But when they love me/I feel like I’m floating,” they sing. “We’re massive fans of Beach Bunny, and when we heard ‘Cloud 9’ for the first time [we] fell in love with the brilliant lyrics and addictive melody,” Tegan and Sara said in a statement. “We love that Lili was up to let us experiment with changing the pronoun in the chorus to she. The efforts made to make the song relatable to everyone. [It] isn’t just about inclusivity, we think it’s a great indication of the flexibility and creative spirit of the band at its core.” Tegan and Sara released their last LP Hey, I’m Just Like You in 2019, the same year they released their memoir High School. “Cloud 9” is off Beach Bunny’s recent debut Honeymoon . The Chicago band kicked off this year with the EP … [Read more...] about Beach Bunny Tap Tegan and Sara for ‘Cloud 9’ Reimagining

Some days it feels like we’re all just barely getting by. Charlie Worsham knows the feeling all too well and perfectly captures it in his new song “Fist Through This Town.” It’s Worsham’s first new music since 2017’s criminally overlooked Beginning of Things , and it’s not hard to imagine how that album’s disappointing commercial performance might’ve fueled “Fist Through This Town.” “Got my hero on the wall/whiskey I can drink/a place to sit and wonder why I don’t get paid a thing,” he sings in the first verse, before giving in to his frustration in the chorus. “I ain’t a killer but I’d let that bastard drown/I wanna put my fist through this town.” Worsham wrote the song, produced by Eric Church’s longtime producer Jay Joyce, with frequent Church songwriters Jeremy Spillman and Travis Meadows. (Worsham also joined those musicians and writers on Church’s new triple album Heart & Soul .) “Fist Through This Town” arrives with a music video filmed at Nashville bar Twin Kegs … [Read more...] about Charlie Worsham Won’t Be Stopped in New Song ‘Fist Through This Town’

The 20-year-old poet and singer Arlo Parks started releasing music as a teenager, courting blog interviews in between her final exams. Parks, who was raised in London by Nigerian and Chadian-French parents (her full name is Anaïs Oluwatoyin Estelle Marinho), went on to release a pair of acclaimed EPs, Super Sad Generation and Sophie, in 2019; just before the pandemic hit, she was set to go on her first tour. Instead, she’s been stuck at home, waiting out this nightmare like the rest of us. “It’s given me some time to reflect and get used to spending more time with myself,” she says. Parks used the time to complete her debut album, Collapsed in Sunbeams . Released in January, it’s a lush and expansive project with a patient vulnerability at its core. “I wanted to really delve into the idea of reckoning with difficult things in one’s past — and celebrating the joyful things, and honoring the stories that have made me who I am,” Parks says. “I took all of my … [Read more...] about Arlo Parks Is Building Worlds of Self-Love