Tag: XL Recordings
Smerz share new track and video, “Flashing”
“Flashing” is taken from Smerz‘s debut album, Believer, out February 26 on XL Recordings. On Friday, Norwegian duo Smerz will
Smerz detail debut album, share stunning visuals for title track “Believer”
Smerz‘s debut album, Believer, is out February 26 via XL Recordings. Norwegian duo Smerz (Catharina Stoltenberg + Henriette Motzfeldt) have
Smerz share amazing visuals for “I don’t talk about that much / Hva hvis”
Smerz‘s new tracks, “I don’t talk about that much” and “Hva hvis,” are out now on XL Recordings. Following up
Smerz tease new project Believer with “The favourite / Rap interlude” video
Smerz‘s double single “The favourite / Rap interlude” is out via XL Recordings. Copenhagen-based Norwegian electronic duo Smerz (Catharina Stoltenberg
Yaeji delivers a stunning performance from home for Boiler Room
Yaeji‘s new mixtape WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던 is out on XL Recordings. A few months ago, Korean-American producer and
Arca shares new track “Mequetrefe”
“Mequetrefe” is taken from Arca‘s new album, KiCk i, out June 26 on XL Recordings. In a few days, Arca
Arca details new album KiCK i, shares devilish and erotic “Time” video
Arca‘s fourth album, KiCK i, is out June 26 via XL RECORDINGS. Following on from her one-hour-long standalone track “@@@@@”
Yaeji shares video for “WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던”
“WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던” is the title track of Yaeji’s debut mixtape, to be released April 2 via XL Recordings.
Trending
-
Carla Dal Forno announces sophomore album, shares “Took A Long Time” video
-
JORDANN and MUNYA team up for Miyazaki-inspired track “Naoko”
-
Men I Trust's singer launches solo career as Bernache, shares "Your Name"
-
Au/Ra struggles with anxiety in new single “Panic Room”
-
Synthpop duo Mieux invite Laura Groves on 80s-inspired cut “Unreal”
-
Molina is back with surrealist and trippy indie pop single “Hey Kids”
-
Ehiorobo’s “Munstar” is frenzy and experimental hip hop
-
Eris Drew announces debut album Quivering in Time, shares title track
-
Test Subjects are weird and in love on debut track “Boy Next Door”
