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New Music Friday – November 1, 2024

Welcome to November. This week saw new releases from popular artists like Tyler, the Creator and The Cure.

The Best of New Music Friday:

Tyler, the Creator – Chromakopia

Tyler, the Creator’s new album Chromakopia is out now. Tyler’s seventh solo record is available on all streaming services and for purchase via Columbia Records. Chromakopia features 14 new songs, including the single “Noid.”

Tyler held a listening party in Los Angeles last night. He’s also announced a scheduled world tour with special guests Lil Yachty and hip hop duo Paris Texas. Chromakopia: The World Tour begins in February with select US dates. Tyler also has dates set in Europe, Australia and New Zealand for next year. He will host his annual “Camp Flog Gnaw” event in Los Angeles in November 2024.

New Music Friday Top Picks:

The Cure: Songs of a Lost World [Fiction/Capitol]
Haley Heynderickx: Seed of a Seed [Mama Bird]
Ivy: Long Distance [Bar/None]
Jennifer Castle: Camelot [Paradise of Bachelors]
Lil Uzi Vert: Eternal Atake 2 [Generation Now/Atlantic]
Loe Shimmy: Nardy World [Open Shift Distribution]
Mount Eerie: Night Palace [P.W. Elverum & Sun]
Pablo Skywalkin: Pablo for President [Million Dollar Dreams]
Planes Mistaken for Stars: Do You Still Love Me? [Deathwish Inc.]
Richard Swift: 4 Hits & a Miss – The Essential Richard Swift [Secretly Canadian]

Which of these tracks from New Music Friday will you add to your favorite playlists today? Any we missed? Let us know in the comments or on Instagram!

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Ben Pagani

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Joining BTS as an intern in summer 2021, Ben stayed with the team as a writer and has been an editor for several years. Ben’s journalistic background includes 4 Emmy award wins for news producing. They grew up in Pittsburgh, PA and lived in Cleveland, OH for several years before finding a new home in Minneapolis, MN. They’ve found new and exciting ways to tap into the local music scene no matter where they’ve lived. Working at BTS has now opened the gates to chatting with top global artists. When they aren’t writing for BTS, they can be found riding a bicycle or spinning records while DJ’ing across the midwest.