Il duo argentino Ca7riel e Paco Amoroso ha pubblicato il nuovo album Free Spirits, parodiando la stanchezza della fama attraverso un mix di generi musicali e testi ironici.
Il duo argentino Ca7riel e Paco Amoroso ha pubblicato il nuovo album Free Spirits. TN lo descrive come una parodia della stanchezza della fama, presentata in un cocktail musicale che attraversa vari generi e testi ironici. L'uscita è avvenuta il 20 marzo 2026.
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Tinnitist has compiled a short list of 30 new music titles arriving the week of March 2-8, 2026, spanning psychedelic rock, soul, punk, and more. The releases include long-awaited albums from veterans like Morrissey and Gnarls Barkley, alongside debuts and collaborations from emerging acts. This roundup showcases a mix of established and experimental sounds from artists worldwide.
Swedish artist Robyn has unveiled a new remix of her track “Blow My Mind,” featuring Argentine duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso. The reworked version from her Sexistential project includes a minimalist video with synchronized dance elements. The video was creative directed by Sarah-Jayne Todd.
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Madonna has released a remix of her recent single “I Feel So Free” by Peggy Gou. The track, now titled “I Feel So Free (Peggy Gou Energy Mix),” features a more uplifting vibe with a propulsive ’80s beat. It is taken from her upcoming 15th studio album Confessions II.
Following their April announcement, J Balvin and Ryan Castro provided an in-depth preview of their joint album *Omerta* in a Rolling Stone digital cover story. Set for release on May 7, the project explores themes of family—with an Italian code adapted to Colombian roots—and features a teaser with Sofia Vergara.
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Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany García released her 10th studio album, Puerta Abierta, on April 9 under 502 Records. The 11-track set explores themes of identity, resilience, and self-discovery through conversations with her inner child, featuring collaborations with artists like Juan Luis Guerra and Nathy Peluso. García shared insights into five key tracks in an interview with Billboard Español.