Andrea Dresdale

1 day ago | yahoo.com | Andrea Dresdale

Generate Key TakeawaysThe music video for Sabrina Carpenter's new song, "Manchild," is here. In the new video for the song, which was released Thursday and features an '80s pop sound with a hint of country, the Grammy winner hitchhikes across the country with one disastrous man after another -- a metaphor for going from bad relationship to bad relationship.

1 day ago | b985.com | Andrea Dresdale

The Kid LAROI has released "All I Want Is You," his first single of 2025. He wrote on Instagram that the song is "something to say thank you for sticking with me & being patient." He also described the song as something to tide fans over "before we kick off this album rollout."Jessie Murph is out with another track from her upcoming album, Sex Hysteria. It's called "Touch Me Like a Gangster," and it's got a retro sound, but with very modern lyrics.

1 day ago | sweet985.com | Andrea Dresdale

Charli XCX and Chappell Roan joined forces Thursday night at Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, Spain. At the event, livestreamed on Amazon Music, Charli began performing “Apple” and asked the crowd, “Alright, who the f*** we got tonight?” The camera cut to Chappell in the front row, who started doing the “Apple” dance. The video of Chappell — who was out of uniform, so to speak, in regular street clothes and everyday makeup — was projected behind Charli as the song continued.

1 day ago | hot967fm.com | Andrea Dresdale

Teddy Swims has just released a new song, and he’s revealed that it’s part of an upcoming 32-song project called I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Complete Edition). The album, due June 27, includes all the songs from Teddy’s albums I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1) and (Part 2), as well as six new tracks. The new single, “God Went Crazy,” is one of them, and there’s also a song called “Small Hands” that features Teddy’s partner, Raiche.

1 day ago | newstalk1290koil.com | Andrea Dresdale

Walk This Road, the Doobie Brothers‘ first album of original material with Michael McDonald since 1980, is out now. It’s named after a song called “Walk This Road,” a track about unity and coexistence that features Mavis Staples. McDonald explains why the song’s theme made it the right album title. “With titles for records, we were always looking for … something that encapsulates the idea of the whole project, or at least an idea of where you are as an artist at that moment,” he tells ABC Audio.