By: Paulina Laponte
In High rotation Radionic, we started the morning with a special selection of the most prominent Anglo launches of the week, among which are the expected new album of Miley Cyrusthe return of Garbage And a new song from Haim that marks an evolution in its sound.
If you like to be up to date with the musical novelties, this list is just what you need to start the weekend and welcome you to the month of June with the best of the Anglo music scene.
Let all that we imagine be the light – Garbage
Garbage celebrates three decades of career with the launch of your eighth study album, Let all that we imagine be the lighta project that reflects both the musical maturity of the band and its ability to adapt and resistance. With about 20 million albums sold throughout their career, the quartet led by Shirley Manson -next to Butch Vig, Duke Erikson and Steve Marker– It presents a deeply symbolic work, whose graphic art incorporates the image of an octopus as a metaphor for regeneration, longevity and strength, concepts that resonate with the history of the group.
The album was recorded between Los Angeles and Scotlandin personal spaces such as the home study of Vig and Manson’s bedroom, who faced a recovery process after two surgeries during production. This situation forced Garbage to rethink its creative dynamics, working at a distance and sharing ideas by first time in its history. Produced by the band in collaboration with the engineer Billy Bushthe album is testimony of the group’s artistic commitment and its ability to evolve without losing its essence.
Subject Beautiful – Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus He released his today Ninth album study, Subject Beautifulavailable in multiple physical formats – CD, standard vinyl, cream color vinyl and translucent red vinyl – in addition to all digital platforms.
With 13 songs that address songs such as Healing, personal change and the search for light in the midst of darknessthis new work fuses an honest emotionality with a large -scale production and cinematographic dyes. Co -produced by Miley with Shawn Everettand with contributions from Brittany Howard, Maxx Morando and Michael Pollack, Subject Beautiful It is presented as An introspective, bold album in the musical and loaded with sensitivity.
Includes the premiere of the single “Easy Lover”who arrives accompanied by his official video clip, in addition to the already known “More to lise” and “end of the world”together with new outstanding themes such as “Walk of Fame”among others.
Get Sunk – Matt Berninger
Matt Berningerknown for his unmistakable voice in front of The National, presents His second work as a soloistin which he deepens once again in dark and reflective emotional territories. Unlike its debut in 2020, this new album is not limited to repeating formulas, but goes into the idea of Identity as something fluid, changing and deeply influenced by the environment. Inspired by the landscapes and the rhythm of life of his new residence in Connecticutthe album offers an intimate narrative that, although it retains the characteristic lyrical sensitivity of Berninger, also raises the challenge of maintaining freshness within a style marked by melancholy.
“Take Me Back” – Haim
Haim is back with a new and energetic simple titled “Take Me Back”one more sample of what your fourth studio album will bring, I quitthat will see the light next June 20 Under the Polydor label. This new project marks a turning point in the trajectory of the Angelino trio, which has traveled with ease of alternative rock to more refined pop, positioning it as One of the most consistent and respected bands of the current scene.
I quit It arrives after the acclaimed Women in Music Pt. III (2020), an album that earned them a Grammy nomination and confirmed their artistic maturity. The launch of “Take Me Back” adds to a series of advances that include “Relationships”, “Everybody’s trying to figure me out” and “Down to Be Wrong”.
Paradise Now – Obongjayar
The Afrobeat Star Obongjayar Return with your second album Paradise Nowa work that invites us to Live the present and connect with the now. Throughout 15 themes, the Nigerian singer mixes Afro Beats, Soul, Punk, Electronics and Spoken Word In an enveloping experience that deepens identity, spirituality and personal evolution. The album includes a single collaboration, the energetic “Talk Olympics” next to Little Simzwhich highlights creative chemistry between both artists.
Nicknamed by Obongjayar as his “Trojan horse”, Paradise Now Invite listeners to go beyond their sound landscapes to discover hidden stories and emotions in their layers.
