Rita Mae Is Uninhibited on New Single ‘My Bad’
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"I just loved playing with being completely confident and shameless in feeling whatever I feel and saying it out loud"
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Sabrina Carpenter Gave Us the Song of the Summer. She’s Got a Plan for All Seasons
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe 'Espresso' hitmaker goes deep on her upcoming album, deeply honest lyrics, and quality time with Taylor Swift
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Scooter Braun Officially Retires After 23 Years: ‘Father First, CEO Second, Manager No More’
Posted in: Music NewsAfter nearly a year of speculation, Braun will transition into his role as CEO of Hybe America
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Brands Are Beginning to Turn Against AI
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAfter lots of hype from big tech and a rush to integrate trendy new tools into every aspect of our lives, the backlash seems inevitable
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Normani Finally Hits Her Sweet Spot on ‘Dopamine’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe road to the R&B singer’s highly anticipated debut wasn’t easy, but the end result proves the wait was worth it
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Stevie Nicks: ‘There Is No Chance of Putting Fleetwood Mac Back Together’
Posted in: Music NewsIn a new interview with Mojo, the singer rules out a reunion with Lindsey Buckingham, and says that Christine McVie's death in 2022 marked the end of Fleetwood Mac
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PARK RD Announce New Zealand Album Tour
Posted in: Music NewsThe Auckland band are touring in support of their recently released debut album 'The Novel'
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Coldplay Taps Max Martin For New LP ‘Moon Music’
The British rock band’s ten studio album is scheduled to drop on Oct. 4. Swedish hitmaker Max Martin returns for production duties.
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Here’s Your Chance to Trust Your Spirit at Wild Turkey’s House of Music 101 Featuring Angus & Julia Stone
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe beloved Bourbon brand is showcasing a new generation of musical talent, supported by lead mentors Angus & Julia Stone
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Best New Zealand Music of the Week: June 10th-June 16th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
