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21.01.22

21/01/2022
by Norman Fleischer

  • Alex Cameron announces new album Oxy Music for March 11 release, shares first single Best Life
  • Holly Humberstone reports back with new single London Is Lonely
  • Melody’s Echo Chamber reports back with new single Looking Backward announces Emotional Eternal album release for April 29
  • Lana Del Rey unveils new song Watercolor Eyes from HBO series Euphoria
  • Grizzly Bear‘s Daniel Rossen announces solo debut You Belong There for April 8 release, reveals first track Shadow In The Frame
  • Fred Again.. teams up with Romy from The xx and HAAi for uplifting new single Lights Out
  • Griff and Sigrid team up for joint single Head On Fire
  • Pussy Riot return with new single Punish

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