In the past 24 hours, the music world has seen a flurry of exciting new releases and notable announcements. Kicking off with the highly anticipated "New Music Friday," several prominent artists have dropped new singles and albums.

Lana Del Rey surprised fans with her new single "Henry, come on," the first release from her upcoming album "The Right Person Will Stay," set to debut in May. British singer-songwriter Myles Smith and US country artist Shaboozey collaborated on "Blink Twice," which they recently performed live at Myles' headline show in LA[1].

Indie legends Pulp returned with "Spike Island," a single inspired by the Stone Roses' 1990 concert, marking their first studio album in 24 years, "More," due on June 6. The Sugababes released the atmospheric ballad "Weeds," the second single from their upcoming ninth studio album, as they embark on their UK and Ireland arena tour[1].

MARINA continues her sixth album era with the new single "Cuntissimo," following previous releases "Butterly" and "Cupid's Girl." Louise also shared her third single from the upcoming album "Confession," which promises a new sound direction for the artist[1].

Other notable singles include Calum Hood's debut solo single "Don't Forget You Love Me" and Green Day's "Smash It Like Belushi" from the deluxe edition of their album "Saviors." Loyle Carner returned with two new tracks, "all i need" and "in my mind," his first solo offerings since 2022[1].

On the album front, Bon Iver released their fifth studio album "Sable, Fable," which streamlines Justin Vernon's experimental tendencies into richly textured compositions. The Driver Era dropped their fourth studio album "Obsession," and Röyksopp released their 10th album "True Electric"[1][3][5].

Valerie June's "Owls, Omens, and Oracles" features enchanting incantations, while OK Go's "And the Adjacent Possible" explores the relationship between the natural and the synthetic. Galactic and Irma Thomas collaborated on "Audience with the Queen," a fusion of New Orleans music. Spin Doctors returned with "Face Full of Cake," their first album in a dozen years, and Cold Specks released "Light for the Midnight" after a challenging decade[3].

In other news, Ariana Grande's album "eternal sunshine" saw a new variant release, the "eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead (a cappella version)," which could extend its chart run[1].

There have been no significant controversies or events reported in the last 24 hours, but the music scene remains vibrant with diverse releases and performances.

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In the latest music news, several notable releases and upcoming projects are making waves across various genres. April 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month, particularly for hip-hop fans. Wiz Khalifa is set to release the long-awaited sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush + Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, dropping on April 18, promises to bring back the feel-good sounds of the Blog Era, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "5 Star" featuring Gunna[1].

Another highly anticipated release comes from Roddy Ricch, who will unveil his third LP, *The Navy Album*, on April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has been building anticipation with singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road", showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

From Louisiana, Kool Brown is preparing to release his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This project follows his previous work and includes the single "Vice City Stories", which highlights his southern swag and storytelling ability[1].

In other genres, April 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of several influential alternative albums. Notably, Joywave's debut album *How Do You Feel Now?*, Halestorm's *Into The Wild Life*, and Alabama Shakes' *Sound & Color* are all celebrating a decade since their release. These albums have left a lasting impact on the alternative and indie-rock scenes[3].

On the industry front, 2024 saw significant financial investments in music, with major deals involving the sale of classic catalogs and recording rights. For instance, Sony Music acquired the recording and publishing rights to Queen’s music for nearly $1.3 billion, indicating a resurgence of investment in the music industry after the economic downturn in 2022[2].

In terms of legal and ethical issues, 2024 was marked by several high-profile lawsuits. These included cases against Live Nation-Ticketmaster for alleged monopoly practices, Drake's lawsuit against his label's parent company over streaming fraud, and copyright infringement suits involving artists like Miley Cyrus and Bruno Mars. Additionally, there are ongoing legal battles regarding the use of AI in music, particularly concerning training AI models on copyright-protected content and the ethical implications of posthumous releases[2].

Beyoncé continues to be a dominant force in the music world. Her 2022 album *Renaissance* received universal acclaim and marked her seventh consecutive number-one debut on the Billboard 200 chart. She has also been touring extensively, with her Renaissance World Tour becoming one of the highest-grossing tours by a female artist[4].

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In the past 24 hours, the music world has seen a flurry of exciting developments, spanning various genres and artists.

April is shaping up to be a significant month for new music releases. Wiz Khalifa is set to drop the highly anticipated sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush + Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, releasing on April 18, promises to bring back the feel-good, smoked-out energy of the original, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "5 Star" featuring Gunna[1].

Another notable release comes from Roddy Ricch, who is returning with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, on April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has been building anticipation with singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road", showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

In addition to these major rap releases, Kool Brown from Louisiana is set to unveil his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This EP follows his recent single "Vice City Stories" and continues his legacy as a respected rapper from Baton Rouge[1].

On the indie and rock front, New Music Friday brought several exciting releases. The Beaches, fresh from their win as Group of the Year at the JUNOS, released their new single "The Last Girls at the Party", which will be part of their upcoming album *No Hard Feelings* due in August. The Hives are also back with their single "Enough is Enough", leading up to their album *The Hives Forever Forever The Hives*, co-produced by Mike D of The Beastie Boys and featuring contributions from Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age[3].

Sum 41 marked a significant moment with what could be their final single and video, "Radio Silence", as they were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. This ends their 30-year run as a band[3].

In other industry updates, the music world continues to grapple with the impact of streaming services. A recent study highlighted the mixed effects of streaming on the music industry, including increased artist reach and decreased piracy, but also challenges for non-mainstream creators and concerns over artist royalties[4].

On the legal front, several high-profile lawsuits are making waves. Drake is suing his label's parent company over allegations of unethical tactics to boost a rival track by Kendrick Lamar, while a copyright holder is suing Miley Cyrus for alleged infringement on Bruno Mars' song "When I Was Your Man"[2].

Finally, the integration of AI in music is becoming a contentious issue, with major labels suing AI companies for training models on copyright-protected content and debates over the ethical use of AI in posthumous releases and voice mimicry[2].

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In the latest music news, April 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for new releases across various genres. Wiz Khalifa is set to drop the highly anticipated sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush + Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, releasing on April 18, promises to bring back the feel-good, smoked-out energy of the original, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "5 Star" featuring Gunna[1].

Roddy Ricch is also making a significant return with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, scheduled for release on April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has released substantial singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road", showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

From Louisiana, Kool Brown is preparing to release his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This EP follows his recent single "Vice City Stories", which highlights his southern swag and storytelling ability[1].

In other release news, several artists have upcoming projects in various stages of development. Ethel Cain's *Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You* is set for August 2025, while Gorillaz, Blondie, and Lizzo are among those with titles to be announced later in the year[3].

On the industry front, 2024 saw significant financial investments in the music sector, including major label acquisitions and the sale of classic music catalogs. Notably, Sony Music purchased the recording and publishing rights to Queen’s music for nearly $1.3 billion, indicating a strong return of investment in the music industry after the economic downturn in 2022[2].

Legal battles have also been a focal point, with high-profile cases involving copyright infringement and AI-generated content. Drake is suing his label's parent company over allegations of unethical tactics to boost a rival track by Kendrick Lamar, while Miley Cyrus faces a copyright lawsuit for her song "Flowers", which some argue was influenced by Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man"[2].

In performance news, Beyoncé continues to make waves with her Renaissance World Tour, which has been the highest-grossing tour by a female artist for a short span. Her recent performances, including a private show in Dubai, have been highly acclaimed and financially lucrative[4].

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In the past 24 hours, the music world has seen several exciting developments, particularly in the realm of new releases and upcoming projects.

April is shaping up to be a significant month for hip-hop fans, with several highly anticipated albums on the horizon. Wiz Khalifa is set to release the long-awaited sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush & Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, dropping on April 18, promises to bring back the feel-good, smoked-out energy of the original, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "Hide It" featuring Don Toliver[1].

Another notable release comes from Roddy Ricch, who is returning with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, on April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has been building anticipation with singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road", showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

In addition to these major releases, Kool Brown from Baton Rouge is set to unveil his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This EP follows the release of his single "Vice City Stories" and continues Kool Brown's legacy in the Louisiana hip-hop scene[1].

On the indie and alternative front, the upcoming week will see a plethora of releases, many of which are part of Record Store Day. Artists like Gracie Abrams, Bryan Adams, and Tori Amos are among those with new titles, including live albums, reissues, and compilations. For instance, Tori Amos will release *Diving Deeper Live (Bonus Tracks)*, and Bryan Adams will drop *It’s Only Love (ft. Tina Turner)*[5].

In terms of performances, there have been no major new announcements in the last 24 hours, but it's worth noting that Elton John, after concluding his farewell tour, has indicated he will continue to perform occasional shows and is in the early stages of planning a new album. His recent performance at the New York Film Festival marked his first public appearance since the end of his retirement tour[4].

On the industry front, the music world continues to grapple with significant legal and financial developments. The trend of major investments in music catalogs, seen in 2024, is expected to continue. This includes large-scale purchases of classic catalogs and the ongoing legal battles over AI-generated content and copyright infringement. Notable cases involve artists like Drake and Miley Cyrus, as well as lawsuits against AI companies for training models on copyright-protected content[2].

In summary, the music landscape is vibrant with new releases, upcoming performances, and ongoing industry shifts. From Wiz Khalifa and Roddy Ricch's highly anticipated albums to the diverse array of Record Store Day releases, there is something for every music enthusiast. The industry is also navigating complex legal issues, ensuring that the music world remains dynamic and evolving.

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In the latest music news, April 2025 is shaping up to be a vibrant month for new releases across various genres. In the hip-hop scene, Wiz Khalifa is set to release the highly anticipated sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush + Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, dropping on April 18, promises to revisit the feel-good sounds of the Blog Era, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "Hide It" featuring Don Toliver[1].

Roddy Ricch is also making a significant return with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, scheduled for release on April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has released substantial singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road", showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

On the rock front, several notable releases are on the horizon. Neil Young's new live project, *Coastal*, will be out on April 18, featuring a mix of old and new material. Billy Idol's first full-length album in over a decade, *Dream Into It*, is set for April 25, with duets from Joan Jett and Avril Lavigne. Additionally, Ghost will release their sixth album, *Skeleta*, on April 25, marking the first album to feature Papa V Perpetua, the latest incarnation of bandleader Tobias Forge[3].

In other rock releases, Elton John and Brandi Carlile have collaborated on *Who Believes in Angels?*, completed in just 20 days with the help of longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin and producer Andrew Watt. This album is scheduled for release on April 4. L.A. Guns will also release their fourth consecutive album with reunited guitarist Tracii Guns and frontman Phil Lewis, titled *Leopard Skin*, on the same day[3].

On the indie and alternative side, Kool Brown from Baton Rouge is releasing his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This EP follows his previous projects and includes the single "Vice City Stories"[1].

In terms of industry updates, the impact of streaming services continues to shape the music industry. Research has shown mixed effects, with some arguing that streaming has increased artist reach and label profitability, while others point out negative impacts such as reduced artist royalties and the monopolization of top artists[4].

There have been no significant controversies or notable performances reported in the past 24 hours, but the upcoming releases and ongoing industry shifts are keeping the music world abuzz.

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In the past 24 hours, the music world has seen a flurry of new releases and exciting developments across various genres.

Starting with hip-hop, April 4 marks the release of Kool Brown's new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), which continues the rapper's legacy from Baton Rouge, a city known for producing notable artists like Boosie BadAzz and Kevin Gates. Kool Brown's latest effort includes tracks like "Vice City Stories," which features guitar-licked beats and messages to the women in his life[1].

Another highly anticipated release is Wiz Khalifa's *Kush + Orange Juice 2*, set to drop on April 18. This sequel to his 2010 mixtape celebrates its 15th anniversary with a 23-track project, including collaborations with Gunna and Don Toliver. Wiz Khalifa's signature smoked-out energy is expected to be a highlight of this release[1].

Roddy Ricch is also making a comeback with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, scheduled for April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has released singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road," showcasing his songwriting skills and emotional depth[1].

In the indie and alternative scene, New Music Friday has brought a plethora of new albums. Craig Finn released his sixth solo album, *Always Been*, which has been praised for its storytelling. Momma's *Welcome to My Blue Sky* is another standout, described as a "no skips" album. Other notable releases include Lily Seabird's *Trash Mountain*, duendita's *a strong desire to survive*, and Dumb Things' *Self Help*[4].

The country and folk genre also saw new releases, such as Ashleigh Flynn & The Riveters' *Good Morning, Sunshine* and Bryan Martin's *Years in the Making*. These albums offer a mix of traditional and contemporary sounds, appealing to a wide range of listeners[4].

On the industry front, there have been significant updates regarding music streaming and copyright issues. The impact of streaming services on the music industry continues to be a topic of discussion, with studies highlighting both positive and negative effects. While streaming has increased artist-to-audience reach and reduced piracy, it has also raised concerns about artist royalties and the dominance of top artists[3].

In terms of controversies, the music industry has seen several high-profile lawsuits in recent months. These include cases involving Drake suing his label over unethical tactics, Miley Cyrus facing copyright infringement claims for her song "Flowers," and major labels suing AI companies for training their models on copyright-protected content[2].

Finally, the use of AI in music is becoming a more contentious issue, with cases focusing on the legality of AI-generated content and the ethical management of deceased artists' legacies. These debates are setting important precedents for the future of music creation and ownership[2].

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In the latest music news, April 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for new releases across various genres. One of the most anticipated releases is Wiz Khalifa's sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush + Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, set to drop on April 18, promises to bring back the feel-good sounds of the Blog Era, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "Hide It" featuring Don Toliver[1].

Another significant release comes from Roddy Ricch, who is set to unveil his third LP, *The Navy Album*, on April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has been building anticipation with singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road", showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

From Louisiana, Kool Brown is preparing to release his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This project follows his recent single "Vice City Stories" and continues his legacy as a respected rapper from Baton Rouge[1].

In addition to these hip-hop releases, April will see a diverse array of albums from other genres. For instance, on April 4, several artists are dropping new music, including Anika with *Abyss*, Ant with *Collection of Sounds: Volume 4*, and Babe Rainbow with *Slipper imp and shakaerator*[4].

On April 18, notable releases include Adrian Younge's *Something About April III*, Beirut's *A Study of Losses*, and JP Saxe's *Articulate Excuses*. The same day will also see the release of Neil Young's *Coastal: The Soundtrack* and Julien Baker & Torres' *Send a Prayer My Way*[4].

April 25 will be marked by releases from Billy Idol with *Dream Into It*, Coco Jones with *Why Not More?*, and Deerhoof with *Noble and Godlike in Ruin*. Fly Anakin will also release *(The) Forever Dream* on this day[4].

In industry updates, 2024 saw significant investment returning to the music space, with major deals such as Sony Music buying the recording and publishing rights to Queen’s music for almost $1.3 billion. This trend indicates a resurgence in the economic health of the music industry after the downturn in 2022[2].

On the legal front, several high-profile lawsuits are making headlines, including Drake's lawsuit against his label's parent company over alleged unethical tactics and streaming fraud. Additionally, there are ongoing cases regarding AI-generated content and copyright infringement, such as the lawsuit against Miley Cyrus for her song "Flowers" and the legal battles over AI models trained on copyright-protected content[2].

In performance news, Beyoncé has been making waves with her Renaissance World Tour, which became the highest-grossing tour by a female artist for a short span. Her recent activities have also included a highly paid private performance in Dubai and her continued advocacy for the Black Lives Matter movement[3].

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In the past 24 hours, the music world has seen a flurry of exciting announcements and releases across various genres. April 2025 is shaping up to be a month filled with highly anticipated albums and projects.

On the hip-hop front, Wiz Khalifa is set to release the long-awaited sequel to his 2010 mixtape, *Kush & Orange Juice*, titled *Kush + Orange Juice 2*. This 23-track project, dropping on April 18, promises to bring back the feel-good sounds of the Blog Era, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "Hide It" featuring Don Toliver[1].

Roddy Ricch is also making a significant return with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, scheduled for April 25. After teasing the album since last year, Roddy Ricch has released singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road," showcasing his stellar songwriting and emotional depth[1].

In addition to these hip-hop releases, Kool Brown from Baton Rouge is releasing his new EP, *BRNZ* (Bronze), on April 4. This project follows his previous work and includes the single "Vice City Stories," which sets the tone for his southern swag and lyrical prowess[1].

Moving to the rock and classic music scene, April is packed with notable releases. Billy Idol is set to release his first full-length album in over a decade, *Dream Into It*, on April 25. This autobiographical album features duets with Joan Jett and Avril Lavigne. Elton John and Brandi Carlile have collaborated on *Who Believes in Angels?*, completed in just 20 days with the help of longtime collaborators like Bernie Taupin and Andrew Watt[3].

Neil Young's new live project, *Coastal*, will be released on April 18, featuring a mix of old and new material from his extensive career. Ghost's sixth album, *Skeleta*, also drops on April 25, marking the first album to feature Papa V Perpetua, the latest incarnation of bandleader Tobias Forge[3].

Record Store Day on April 12 will see a variety of special releases, including vinyl reissues and expanded editions of albums from artists like Dan Fogelberg, Donovan, and Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty. Other notable releases include L.A. Guns' *Leopard Skin*, Marianne Faithfull's *Greatest Hits* vinyl reissue, and a 50th anniversary reissue of Tangerine Dream's *Phaedra*[3].

In terms of industry updates, the impact of streaming services continues to shape the music landscape. Research has shown mixed effects on the industry, with some arguing that streaming has increased artist reach and reduced piracy, while others point out the negative impacts on artist royalties and the dominance of top artists[4].

There are no significant controversies or breaking news in the music world within the past 24 hours, but the upcoming releases and performances are certainly generating excitement among fans.

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In the latest music news, April 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for music enthusiasts across various genres. On the rock front, several notable releases are anticipated. Elton John, in collaboration with Brandi Carlile, is set to release *Who Believes in Angels?* on April 4, a project completed in just 20 days with the help of longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin and producer Andrew Watt[1].

L.A. Guns will release their fourth consecutive album with reunited guitarist Tracii Guns and frontman Phil Lewis, titled *Leopard Skin*, also on April 4. Neil Young's new live project, *Coastal*, will be out on April 11, featuring a mix of old and new material from his extensive career[1].

Ghost is preparing to release their sixth album, *Skeleta*, on April 25, which will be the first to feature Papa V Perpetua, the latest incarnation of bandleader Tobias Forge. This release will be accompanied by a supporting tour, including a performance at Black Sabbath’s farewell show in July[1].

In the hip-hop scene, Wiz Khalifa is celebrating the 15th anniversary of his mixtape *Kush & Orange Juice* with the release of *Kush + Orange Juice 2* on April 18. This sequel promises to bring back the feel-good sounds of the original, with tracks like "Hit It Once" and "5 Star"[3].

Roddy Ricch is returning with his third LP, *The Navy Album*, on April 25, after teasing the effort since last year. The album features singles like "Survivor's Remorse" and "Lonely Road," showcasing Ricch's songwriting skills[3].

Kool Brown, from Baton Rouge, is releasing his new EP *BRNZ* (Bronze) on April 4, adding to his respected legacy in the hip-hop scene. The EP includes the single "Vice City Stories," which sets the tone for his upcoming project[3].

Other notable releases include Billy Idol's *Dream Into It* on April 25, his first full-length album in over a decade, featuring duets with Joan Jett and Avril Lavigne. Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty's *New York 1983: Classic Radio Broadcast Recording* will also be available on April 4[1].

On the performance front, while there are no immediate notable performances announced in the past 24 hours, Elton John recently made a surprise appearance at the 62nd New York Film Festival, marking his first public performance since the end of his retirement tour[2].

In industry updates, the music world continues to see a blend of veteran artists and new talent. Record Store Day in April will feature a variety of special releases, including expanded anniversary reissues and vinyl reissues of classic albums by artists such as Dan Fogelberg, Donovan, and Tracy Chapman[1].

There have been no significant controversies or breaking news in the music world within the past 24 hours, but the upcoming releases and performances promise an exciting month ahead for music fans.

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