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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

&nbsp;Latvian-born, London-raised artist LEGZDINA brings a fierce voice to alt pop with her debut. Known for blending poetry, experimental sounds, and an unapologetic style, she offers a bold perspective on empowerment, love, and self-discovery, set to unhurried breakbeats and rolling drum ‘n’ bass grooves.&nbsp;

Listening Party with LEGZDINA

MINHO's debut studio album sets a new benchmark in terms of musical quality, production, and genre experimentation. The album blends various styles, incorporates collaborations with his junior labelmates, and offers an overall enjoyable listening experience.

SHINee's MINHO Unveils Call Back: A Powerful Reinvention of His Musical Identity

When her debut single went to number one in several markets around the world, Jazzy didn’t let the pressure of success or the weight of expectation get to her. Instead, she embraced the unexpected success with confidence, compassion, and an unyielding determination to protect what she loves most.

Jazzy Embraces the Unexpected

Relentlessly driven; thoughtful and articulate; with the ability to release both pop punk anthems and dancefloor bangers, Hayes Warner is an artist to watch. Her new single, “ZIP,” is a fast-paced dancehall gem and a perfect teaser for her upcoming EP.

Hayes Warner: Picking Up Breadcrumbs and Putting Out Hits

BIZZY’s new single may be called “Tastes Like Shit,” but it certainly doesn't sound like shit. On the contrary, it makes a really strong case for why we need a rock renaissance – and soon.

BIZZY Gets a Taste of Her Own Medicine

NOCUI is the musical alias of Italian composer and producer Leonardo Di Fiore, who’s based in the vibrant city of Berlin. Known for his electrifying soundscapes, NOCUI's music blends rich textures with catchy rhythms and deep philosophical concepts.

NOCUI: Italian Robot

Crunchy drums, fuzz bass, and the budget guitars of yesteryear have ushered in a 60s Garage Rock Revival with JD McPherson’s Nite Owls. This throwback record feels like the rebirth of rock and roll.

Nite Owls by JD McPherson

At tmrw, we love analog formats. We shoot on film and go nuts for a bold print layout. 3hive loves analog formats, too – especially vinyl.

Vinyl Picks #002

Nicky Elisabeth, a Dutch-Belgian artist, is known for her melodic techno. Starting with singing at 16 and DJing by 18, she quickly moved into music production. She gained attention after winning the "Vinylized" competition in 2017 and Bumble's "Making Moves In Music" in 2018.

Listening Party with Nicky Elisabeth

JUICE COUNTY: VOLUME 1 sees former Fifth Harmony member Dinah Jane authentically embracing her unique, powerful, and beautiful identity. And she’s doing it independently.

Dinah Jane: Unfiltered, Raw, and True

I’m not afraid of critics. I feel at peace in calling Bright Eyes the most important folk band of the 21st century, and I feel equally at peace by claiming their latest release only adds to their already outstanding legacy.

Five Dice, All Threes by Bright Eyes

To us, Henry Moodie has always shone with infectious hooks and a memorable, anthemic quality, enhanced by delicate piano melodies and dynamic chord progressions. It’s why we included him in issue #48.

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