New to the Airwaves – Albums Out This Week (November 4th)

Halloween has come and gone and all we heard at 12:01am early morning November 1st, was the cracking of ice. Like a flash in the night, Mariah’s high pitched note was heard. As it built up the remainder of the ice fell away and the staple Christmas song immediately started to belt out on repeat. Lord help us.

Winter season is pretty stellar. Us thick girls sigh a wave of relief to no more terrible moisture and bring out the fishnets with hoodies and boots! The tours have been announced at a Flash Gordon pace. We are living for it!

What album are you most looking forward to? Comment below!

The season of album releases is now upon us. To wrap up this week, we’ve got some much-anticipated arrivals that have us tapping our toes, crossing our arms, and screeching, “Finally!” We’re sure you can see which ones we think you should grab and which ones we think may deserve a pass (cough). Dive in at your own risk, and let’s hear your picks!

**All dates are for U.S. releases unless otherwise noted. Dates are subject to change.

ALBUM RELEASE CALENDAR November 4th, 2022

3Breezy — Heart On Display
96 Bitter Beings — Synergy Restored (Nuclear Blast)
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie — Me Vs Myself (Atlantic)
Alicia Keys — Santa Baby (Alicia Keys Records)

Andy Bell — The Grounding Process EP (Sonic Cathedral)
Anna Of The North — Crazy Life (PIAS)
Avoid — Cult Mentality (Thriller)
Barbra Streisand — Live At The Bon Soir (Columbia)
Benjamin Hastings — Benjamin William Hastings – Capitol
Bert Jansch — Bert At The BBC (Secret Records)
Big Joanie — Back Home (Kill Rock Stars)
BIGFATBIG — Rockin’ EP
Billy Joel — Live at Yankee Stadium: June 22 & 23, 1990 (remixed 2CD set)

Black Anvil — Regenesis (Season Of Mist)
Black Mirrors — Tomorrow Will Be Without Us (Napalm)
Boldy James — Mr. Ten08 (FXCK RXP)
Botch — We Are The Romans Re-Release (Sargent House)
BRKN LOVE — Black Box (Spinefarm Records)
Busta Rhymes — When Disaster Strikes (Vinyl Reissue)
Caleb Landry Jones — Gadzooks Vol. 2 (Sacred Bones)
“Captain” Kirk Douglas — New Unknown (Whole Leap Records)
Carla dal Forno — Come Around (Kallista Records)
Cavetown — Worm Food (Sire Records)
Coco & Clair Clair — Sexy (Nice Girl World)
Coco Jones — What I Didn’t Tell You
Connie Constance — Miss Power (Jump the Fence)
Daniel Avery — Ultra Truth (Mute Records)
Dayseeker — Dark Sun (Spinefarm Records)
Dean Fertita — Tropical Gothclub (Third Man Records)
Dean Lewis — The Hardest Love
Dermot Kennedy — Sonder (Interscope)

Devin Townsend — Lightwork (InsideOut)
Disillusion — Ayam (Prophecy)
Dragonhammer — Second Life (My Kingdom)
Drake And 21 Savage — Her Loss (OVO)
E-40 — My Ghetto Report Card (Vinyl Reissue)
Ellie Holcomb — Sing! Christmas Songs – Capitol
Emily Nenni — On the Ranch
Etta Marcus — Heart-Shaped Bruise
Ezra Collective — Where I’m Meant To Be (Partisan Records)
First Aid Kit — Palomino (Columbia Records)
Fairuz — Kifak Inta (Vinyl Reissue)
Fleshwater — We’re Not Here To Be Loved (Closed Casket)
Frank Bello — Then I’m Gone EP (Rare Bird)
Ging — We’re Here, My Dear (self-released)
Gold Dust — The Late Great Gold Dust (Centripetal Force Record)
Hope Darst — If The Lord Builds The House EP (Fair Trade Records)
Ingested — Ashes Lie Still (Metal Blade)
Iron Kingdom — The Blood Of Creation (Self)
Jam City — Classical Curves (Deluxe Reissue)
Jason Collett — Head Full Of Water (Arts & Crafts)
Jenifer — N°9
Joel Jerome — Super Flower Blood Moon (Expanded Edition)
John Entwistle [The Who], Rarities Oxhumed: Volume One
John Mellencamp, Scarecrow Deluxe (2CD set)
Joji — Smithereens (Joji — Smithereens)
Julien Chang — The Sale (PIAS)
La Femme — Teatro Lucido (Born Bad Records)
Last Dinosaurs — From Mexico With Love (Nettwerk)
Laura Veirs — Found Light (Expanded Edition)
Lecrae — Church Clothes 4 (Reach Records)
Leslie Odom Jr. — Merry Merry (BMG)
Lil Poppa — Heavy Is The Head
The Lone Bellow — Love Songs for Losers (Dualtone Records)
Luke Evans — A Song For You (BMG)
Madeline Edwards — Crashlanded (Warner Nashville)
Magnolia Park — Baku’s Revenge (Epitaph Records)
Mase — Harlem World (Vinyl Reissue)
The Menzingers — On The Possible Past EP (Epitaph)

Metro Boomin — Heroes & Villains (Boominati)
Mitch James — patience
Mord’A’Stigmata — Like Ants And Snakes (Pagan)
Mount Kimbie — MK 3.5: Die Cuts | City Planning (Warp Records)
MorMor — Semblance (Don’t Guess)
Nathan Johnson & The Angels of Libra — Self Titled
NECRODEATH — Singin’ in the Pain
The Offering — Seeing The Elephant (Century Media)
Okay Kaya — SAP (Jagjaguwar)
Old Fire — Voids (Western Vinyl)
Phoenix — Alpha Zulu (Loyauté/Glassnote)
PJ Harvey — B-Sides, Demos and Rarities

The Police – Ghost In the Machine (Vinyl Reissue)
The Pretty Reckless — Other Worlds (Fearless Records)
Puff Daddy & The Family — No Way Out (Vinyl Reissue)
Rahill — Sun Songs EP (Big Dada)
R.A.M.B.O. — Defy Extinction (Relapse)
Rayland Baxter — If I Were A Butterfly (ATO)
Roxymore — Perpetual Now (Smalltown Supersound)
Rush Davis + Kingdom — XMSN DS (Young Art Records)
Russell Dickerson — Russell Dickerson (Thirty Tigers)
Salt of the Sound — Before the Stars Have Left the Skies EP (Independent)
Scott Weiland — The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Deluxe Edition)
Seal — Seal (Deluxe Edition)
Seth Avett — Seth Avett Sings Greg Brown (Ramseur Rec.)

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Sigrid — How To Let Go (Spеcial Edition)
SOHN — Trust (Physical Release)
Special Interest — Endure (Rough Trade Records)
Spice Girls — SPICEWORLD 25 (UMC/Virgin)
Spoon — Lucifer On The Moon (Matador)
Steely Dan — Can’t Buy a Thrill (180-gram vinyl reissue)
Stephanie Quayle — On the Edge
Stranger Vision — Wasteland (Pride & Joy)
Suki Waterhouse — Milk Teeth EP (Sub Pop)
Switchfoot — This Is Our Christmas Album (Fantasy Records)

Suzi Quatro, Uncovered (six-song EP)
Taipei Houston — Once Bit Never Bored (C3 Records)
Teddy Swims — Sleep is Exhausting
Tenci — A Swollen River, A Well Overflowing (Keeled Scales)
Tigerstate — Tigerstate (Fig Tree Music)
Tinariwen — Aman Iman (Vinyl Reissue)
Tinariwen — Kel Tinariwen (Reissue)
Tinariwen — Imidiwan Companions (Vinyl Reissue)
Tobias — Two Birds (True Panther Sounds)
Tom Skinner — Voices Of Bishara (Nonesuch)
Turnover — Myself In The Way (Run For Cover)
– Various — Bellsburg… The Songs of Rich Mullins (Old Bear Records)
Various Artists — Brown Acid: The Fifteenth Trip (RidingEasy)
The Vince Guaraldi Trio — A Charlie Brown Christmas (Deluxe Edition)
Voidbringer — Wasteland EP (Blood Blast)
VOIVOD — Ultraman EP (Century Media Records)
The Welcome Wagon — Esther (Asthmatic Kitty Records)
Warlung — Vulture’s Paradise (Heavy Psych Sounds)
William Fitzsimmons — Covers, Vol. 1 (Nettwerk Records)
Yonatan Gat — American Quartet (Joyful Noise Recordings)
Youth Fountain — Keepsakes & Reminders (Deluxe Edition)

New Singles and Videos:

BASTILLE RELEASES “HOPE FOR THE FUTURE” MUSIC VIDEO AS PART OF UPCOMING DOCUMENTARY FROM DEVIL’S BREATH VIDEO DIRECTED BY OSCAR-WINNING DIRECTOR ORLANDO VON EINSIEDEL FROM DEVIL’S BREATH TO PREMIERE ON MSNBC BROADCAST AND PEACOCK ON NOVEMBER 13^TH

SELENA GOMEZ RELEASES EMOTIONAL NEW ORIGINAL SONG “MY MIND & ME”

AHEAD OF HER HIGHLY ANTICIPATED DOCUMENTERY “SELENA GOMEZ: MY MIND & ME”

November 3, 2022 – Selena Gomez – one of the most globally and culturally celebrated artists, actor, producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist of her generation – releases a beautiful new original song via Interscope Records from her upcoming AppleTV+ documentary “Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me.” Inspired by her own personal journals, Gomez’s new song “My Mind & Me” depicts deeply emotional parts of her life and was written by Gomez, Amy Allen, Jonathan Bellion, Michal Pollack, Stefan Johnson, and Jordan K. Johnson.

About the film

After years in the limelight, Selena achieves unimaginable stardom. But just as she reaches a new peak, an unexpected turn pulls her into darkness. This uniquely raw and intimate documentary directed by Alek Keshishian (“Madonna: Truth or Dare) spans her six-year journey into a new light. The documentary is an Apple Original Film, produced by Lighthouse Management + Media and Interscope Films. The documentary which had its world premiere at the AFI Film Festival will be released globally November 4^th. More info HERE

Toronto-Based Blues Rocker EMILY MAC Finds Her Strength on Fiery, Sassy New Single “Whiskey Like Me”

Watering oneself down to suit the fickle tastes of someone else is never a good idea, though we’ve all likely done it before. Toronto blues-rocker Emily Mac embraces the fact that she’s a strong shot of whiskey rather than a weak cup of tea on her scorching new single “Whiskey Like Me” – available now.

A fiery rock anthem with sassy vocals and dirty, bluesy guitar, “Whiskey Like Me” hits right where it hurts when Mac sings, “I’m a top-shelf queen/ And you keep staring at me/ But you can’t drink me tonight/ I ain’t your trophy wife.” Like all the best songs, it’s inspired by a true story. “When I was writing ‘Whiskey Like Me,’ I was coming out of a bad relationship and I didn’t understand why I was so heartbroken over a guy who treated me like I was worthless,” Mac divulges. “I made a joke to my co-writer about how I was this strong, whiskey-drinking woman who could drink this guy under the table while he preferred milk, and out of this conversation, ‘Whiskey Like Me’ was born.”

Co-written with Jay Stolar (Demi Lovato, Daryl Hall & John Oates), “Whiskey Like Me” features Ben Healey on guitar, Stacey Shopsowitz on bass, and Robert Sibony on drums. It was engineered by Theresa Gemma and produced by Dajaun Martineau (Moist, Big Sugar).

“I love that popular quote, “I’d rather be someone’s shot of whiskey than everyone’s cup of tea,’” Mac says. “As someone who has a problem with being a people pleaser, this was a very important lesson for me to learn. I hope that when people hear ‘Whiskey Like Me,’ they’ll embrace their inner badass and walk away from anyone who doesn’t value them.”

Emily Mac’s sultry vocals are something to be both savoured and enjoyed in abundance. Before she could legally order a drink, she was singing in cover bands in bars, honing her craft in real time in front of an audience. Over the course of her career, Emily has performed at numerous festivals such as Canadian Music Week, Indie Week, TD Toronto Jazz Festival, Beaches International Jazz Festival, and Niagara Wine Festival. Additionally, Emily has become an asset of empowerment to the Toronto music community through her support of other female artists with her Queens Of Rock ’n’ Roll showcase series, which has brought like-minded indie artists together both online and in person.

Her single “Whiskey Like Me” is available now.

St. Paul & the Broken Bones detail 2023 dates on heels of banner year

St. Paul & The Broken Bones today announced a headline US tour, with dates through January and February 2023. Their first tour in the new year will bring the band’s electrifying soul sound to nine esteemed theaters and performing arts centers across the midwest and southeast, with special guest Rett Madison.

Tickets are on sale, Friday, November 4 at 10AM local time at stpaulandthebrokenbones.com, with fan and local pre-sales available November 3.

A complete list of dates below and here: https://spbb.lnk.to/tour
Paul Janeway stated of the tour, “It is hard to imagine that we got together a decade ago to record an album in Sheffield, AL in a studio that used to be an old bank. A record that would change our lives. Half The City was an album recorded live with a sense of urgency like we were fleeing from a burning building while playing our instruments. This January – February tour we are going to celebrate that spirit. We are going to play songs from that album we rarely play nowadays and songs we still regularly play. We hope y’all will join us to celebrate.”

The band has had a tremendous 2022 on the heels of their latest album The Alien Coast, playing top festivals and some of their biggest-ever shows to date, including a sold-out Beacon Theatre in New York City this spring.

The January tour follows an end-of-year tradition – the band will cap off 2022 with two New Years’ performances at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on December 30 and 31. In addition, St Paul & The Broken Bones will play Bluesfest 2023 in Australia in April alongside shows with Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats. See below for the full itinerary. The Birmingham, AL powerhouse octet, led by the impassioned vocals of frontman, Paul Janeway, released The Alien Coast (ATO Records) last January. The album earned them top TV performances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and CBS Saturday Morning. Janeway explored the album’s themes in interviews with the New Yorker, NPR All Things Considered and Elton John, while PopMatters deemed “its creativity and complexity sketch out innovative new paths for this band.” The album was also named to The Guardian’s list of ‘The Best Albums of 2022 So Far.’ This summer, the band shared a fresh series of live videos recorded at Arc Studios in Nashville including a smoldering soul take on the David Bowie classic Moonage Daydream, which Rolling Stone premiered along with an interview with Janeway. A newly recorded live video of Love Letter From a Red Roof Inn was premiered by American Songwriter and a live version of The Last Dance premiered on The Bluegrass Situation. St. Paul & the Broken Bones is: Paul Janeway (vocals), Jesse Phillips (bass), Browan Lollar (guitar), Kevin Leon (drums), Al Gamble (keyboards), Allen Branstetter (trumpet), Chad Fisher (trombone), and Amari Ansari (saxophone).

TOUR DATES – NEW DATES IN BOLD BELOW
Tickets available at https://spbb.lnk.to/tour

December 30 – Brooklyn Bowl Philly – Philadelphia, PA
December 31 – Brooklyn Bowl Philly – Philadelphia, PA
*January 27 – Clyde Theatre – Fort Wayne, IN
*January 30 – The Blue Note – Columbia, MO
*January 31 – Jones Assembly – Oklahoma City, OK
*February 1 – JJ’s Live – Fayetteville, AR
*February 2 – iMPAC – Gulfport, MS
*February 5 – Chelsea’s Live – Baton Rouge, LA
*February 7 – The Plaza Live – Orlando, FL
*February 8 – Culture Room – Ft. Lauderdale, FL
*February 10 – Soul Kitchen – Mobile, AL
April 6 -10 – Byron Bay Bluesfest – Tyagarah, Australia
April 10 – Forum Theatre – Melbourne, Australia
April 13 – Enmore Theatre – Sydney, Australia

*with support from Rett Madison

More about St. Paul and the Broken Bones:
A tight ensemble with electrifying soul sound, Alabama’s St. Paul & the Broken Bones deliver captivating live performances with impassioned vocals, which has garnered an avid following. Founded in Birmingham in 2011, St. Paul & the Broken Bones consists of Paul Janeway (vocals), Jesse Phillips (bass), Browan Lollar (guitar), Kevin Leon (drums), Al Gamble (keyboards), Allen Branstetter (trumpet), Chad Fisher (trombone), and Amari Ansari (saxophone). The band made their recording debut in 2014 with Half the City, an album that introduced an ideal recording as a counterpart to their frenetic shows – including the platinum hit “Call Me.” The group has continued to expand their sound with every record, branching out well beyond old-school soul into sleek summertime funk, with a few glimmers of straight-up disco on albums such as 2018’s Young Sick Camellia. In 2022, their fine arts-inspired album The Alien Coast incorporated synths, psychedelia, samples, to create an “inventive, exciting, and compelling album that deserves and rewards multiple listens.” – PopMatters. St. Paul & The Broken Bones have shared stages with The Rolling Stones, Lizzo, The Black Pumas and played renowned festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza, Glastonbury, Bonnaroo and more. With critical acclaim abounding, they caught the ear of Sir Elton John, and gave a riveting performance at his Oscar party. The band is a sonic powerhouse, delivering a genre-bending convergence of rock & roll, soul, R&B, psychedelia and funk.

JUICE WRLD RELEASES NEW SINGLE “IN MY HEAD”

Juice WRLD new single “In My Head” out now. “In My Head” is the first official Juice WRLD release following the release of the Fighting Demons (Digital Deluxe) release earlier this year. Listen to “In My Head” (Grade A/Interscope)

Released on July 10th, 2020, Legends Never Die had a record-shattering debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and spent two weeks at the top spot and has since landed five singles in the top ten on the Billboard Hot 100.

In April of 2020, Juice’s mother Carmela Wallace announced the establishment of the Live Free 999 Fund, which receives additional support via Grade A and Interscope Records in addition to individual donations. The Live Free 999 Fund honors the legacy of her son by supporting young people in their battles and to do so with love, joy, and emotional honesty.