Juan Carlos

"Nobody's Soldier" is included as well and it will be out soon. This one seems to be the key track.

Available now. huGd4efgdPA

Co-written and features uncredited vocals from Tove Lo.

The release of the song and the music video simultaneously. Charlotte isn't playing this time. :cheeseblock:

Out next Friday.

I need Dua and her team to do something because this era is so quiet right now. I'm aware that they're planning to do the long term thing, like they did with Future Nostalgia, which is understandable. However, the difference between both of them are that we got a lot of content, even during the pandemic, in the former while we're not getting too much in this one. Aside of the extended version of the album and her Glastonbury headlining performance, which received critical acclaim and good press as well, her team wasted that opportunity to re-launch the era and they opted to milk / continue supporting "Illusion" even more when it was better to begin promoting a new single instead. I get that, four years ago, Dua mentioned that she envisioned "Hallucinate" as the go-track / key track to perform during the festival (which ended up being cancelled due to COVID-19), so it makes me think that they wanted to replicate that moment with "Illusion", hence the reason of the 'final push' when it's not having a lot of support in the DSPs, especially in the UK, which is her core market. As a side note, it's known for a while that she shot a music video in early June when she was in Budapest and the local media revealed that it was for "Falling Forever". However, it's still unknown whether they're going with it or not (or if it was indeed "Falling Forever", but considering that she performed the track for the first time during Glastonbury, it makes sense that this was the song). At this point, I wouldn't mind a split release because I think that "Falling Forever" is too European for the American market, so "These Walls" or, even, a re-release of "Training Season" might work better there. In case it's the latter, they could push "These Walls" globally in the fall and, then, re-release Radical Optimism early next year. Personally, this will be my favourite scenario, although if it's taken into consideration that there isn't too much promotion, the best option is to go with another single and, then, re-release Radical Optimism in Q4.

Soon.

His fifth album is called Shawn and it will be released on October 18. Available for pre-order on his store.

Not really. Andrew basically wrote that it 'seemed a shame not let folks hear this in July', which points out that he's going to do the same strategy as "Too Sweet" and he will be teasing the track on social media ahead of its release.

1. "Miracle" 2. "I Need Your Love" 3. "Free" 4. "Outside"

New EP, which includes the song "July", out soon.

This is the ad. ccqn7r9WUHI

Out Friday. Music video out at 3pm. BST. @1815496267956637740 @1815780475203657827

Another teaser.

Porsche advertisement out tomorrow at 8am. PT / 11am. ET / 4pm. BST.

Ellie's voice. :heart:

Out on August 9.

Three new tracks, "We Pray" (which features Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna and TINI), "Aeterna" and "iAAM (I Am A Mountain)", were previewed during the Moon Lounge in Düsseldorf, Germany. @1815078950927753695

Teasers have begun. @1815060325697511870

Yeah, this might be a possibility which couldn't be ruled out. However, the fact that there's already a preview of the track on her YouTube channel seems to be an indication that there's going to be more than posting a snippet in my opinion. Obviously, it doesn't mean that her other tracks can't have that beforehand, so let's see how it's going on in the following days.

Ellie joined Adam to perform the track together for the very first time during his Ushuaïa Ibiza show on Friday.

New announcement (possibly an advertisement) with Porsche is coming on July 24. @1814684980775190943

This is the next single from 143. A is available on her YouTube channel.

I could see her team doing a split release to be honest. Both songs have grown on me (well, because of the extended versions), but I think that "Falling Forever" is too European to the American market, while "These Walls" might work better in the US.

Co-written with Theo Hutchcraft and Chenai Zinyuku.