Listen to a new FADER Mix by artist, dj, and producer Quiet Husband — who's collaborated with Drake and played major nights ...

Turnstile will release NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS, a collaboration-stacked reimagining of their double-Grammy-winning 2025 album NEVER ENOUGH, on Friday, August 28. The reworked album pulls in more ...

Segunda Mordida's debut album MUNDO is a one-of-one digital-punk project that strangles listeners with aggravated samples, distorted guitars, and poignant neurosis. On his song "me cais como el pico ...

Oasis have shared a new trailer and poster for Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger, the documentary charting their Live '25 reunion tour, ahead of the film's September 11 release. Through this new snippet ...

MUNA talked to The FADER backstage at Lollapalooza about recording 'Dancing On the Wall,' perfume, KATSEYE, and their thoughts on AI music.

Everything you need to know about distribution, from uploading your first track to claiming your artist profile on the other side.

Black women in pop music is not anything new, but recently, we've noticed a host of new voices shaping and leaving their mark on the current landscape. We're using that term, "pop," loosely — ahead, ...

On a wet and miserable January afternoon in west London, Feng is sheltering in front of a TV blasting Stranger Things. Dressed in a pair of grey joggers, offset by bright yellow socks, he looks out of ...

The two brothers are sons of Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith, founder of TDE (home to SZA, Doechii, ScHoolboy Q, and, until recently, Kendrick Lamar). Moosa is president of the label while Brandon (also ...

“I have this theory that if New York wants you in the city, it’s going to keep you,” Hank Heaven says with a knowing smile while reclining on a couch in The FADER office. The Hudson Valley-born, New ...

The FADER's latest GEN F star, reached 100,000 monthly listeners totally independent. As he chases rock stardom, he’s keeping ...

This summer, NYC's music scene is truly global. Drake dominates the citywide charts, while Brooklyn loves K-pop and Manhattan is obsessed with Afrobeat.