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JO1 are ready to take the next step. With their first English-language EP, ‘ANIMAL’, and their debut North American tour, the nine-member group are introducing a new audience to the sound and identity they’ve spent six years building

JO1 Are Entering a New Era With ‘ANIMAL’

For the uninitiated, BIBI is one of the most singular artists to emerge from South Korea’s contemporary music scene

BIBI: The Worldwide Warrior Comes Back to Earth

When from20 broke through with viral hits like "Eye Candy" and "BIG BOY", most people saw one thing: a half-naked singer with a body built for a thumbnail

from20: Building an Empire, One Big Boy Move at a Time

Five shows, familiar faces, and plenty of moments between runways: Huda Mustafa takes tmrw Magazine along for her New York Fashion Week, with stops at Jane Wade, Kim Shui, PDF, PUBLIC SERV-CE, and Advisry

Huda Mustafa Takes tmrw Magazine Along for NYFW 2026

For K-pop group CIX, their eighth mini album GO Chapter 1 : GO Together marks the beginning of a new chapter in their Dante-inspired saga – but it also sharpens their identity

CIX Take Us Through “GO Chapter 1 : GO Together”

With a shimmering blend of French-Touch grooves, indie-electronic textures, and pop-forward emotion, Glassio has steadily carved out a unique lane in today’s music landscape—one he lovingly calls melancholy disco

Melancholy Disco and Cinematic Goodbyes: Glassio x Loren Berí on “Al Pacino”

WONHO Live in Europe: An Artist Shapeshifting In Real-Time

JUNNY’s second full-length album, null, doesn’t ease in with the glow of infatuation. Love, regret, anger, the soft aftertaste of recovery – all stitched together without tidy arcs. By beginning at the end, JUNNY makes it clear: this isn’t a fairy tale. It’s about what’s left when the fairy tale burns out

JUNNY Confronts Himself With New Album ‘null’

In an ever-shifting musical landscape, few artists manage to evolve while staying unmistakably themselves. Kizz Daniel, one of afrobeats’ most influential voices, does just that

Sweet & Sour: Kizz Daniel Turns Lemons Into Legacy

Australian genre-benders Ocean Alley return with Love Balloon, a sun-drenched, soul-searching album that dives into love, life, and vulnerability — all wrapped in their signature swirl of rock, psychedelia, blues, and reggae

Floating Through Sound: Ocean Alley on Love, Light & the Power of Love Balloon

CHAEYOUNG is the fourth member of the record-breaking K-pop group TWICE to step into the spotlight alone, following NAYEON, JIHYO and TZUYU. Her approach, though, is different

CHAEYOUNG Walks Us Through ‘LIL FANTASY vol.1’

With vocals that soothe and lyrics that sting, Hunter Daily returns with her second EP, Claw Marks — a six-track spiral through the chaos and clarity of heartbreak

Hunter Daily “Claw Marks” and the Art of Loving, Losing, and Letting Go

With over 6x Platinum and 8x Gold certifications, The Rasmus have long reigned as one of Finland’s most successful rock exports. Now, they return with WEIRDO, their 11th studio album and their first for Better Noise Music, out September 12

“We, the Weirdos” The Rasmus Embrace Outsiders on Their Boldest Album Yet

CORTIS – MARTIN, JAMES, JUHOON, SEONGHYEON, and KEONHO – arrive restless, loud, and with zero interest in being tidy. COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES, their debut EP – and the first boy band launch from BIGHIT MUSIC in six years – doesn’t smooth itself into the usual K-pop polish

CORTIS Speak on Debut, Collaboration, and Making ‘COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES’ Their Own

Rising from the Bay with unmatched energy and spiritual conviction, Miles Minnick is more than just a rapper — he’s a movement

Miles Minnick: Walking the Path with Purpose

North London’s own Natalie Shay is not just a rising voice in indie-pop—she’s a storyteller who translates life in your twenties into songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable

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