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Indie singer Sophie Allison, better known by her stage name Soccer Mommy, has released her third studio album, Sometimes, Forever. The record is a follow-up to her first two albums, Clean and color theory, released in 2018 and 2020, respectively. The album is an emotional rollercoaster – a spiraling declaration of blazing anger through which one searches for answers in a sea of small tragedies – something that certainly resonates with many people. Read more at https://albumlogy.com/newreleases/soccer-mommy-sometimes-forever

The Swedish singer and songwriter will release her fifth studio album later this year. Read more: https://albumlogy.com/newreleases/tove-lo-announces-new-album-dirt-femme

Brooklyn-based synthpop singer and songwriter Grave Ives has released her new album, Janky Star, a 27-minute long project full of synthesizers, upbeat melodies, and self-reflection. The sophomore project from the artist comes three years after her debut album, 2nd, which got a surprisingly good review from Pitchfork upon its release in 2019. 

Irish punk-poet Sinead O’Brien has released her debut full-length studio album, Time Bend and Break the Bower. The project was produced by English record producer Dan Carey, known for his works with names like Black Midi, Caroline Polacheck, Grimes, Kylie Minogue, and La Roux. 

Kendrick Lamar is back! The American rapper has released his highly anticipated fifth studio album, Mr. Morales & The Big Steppers. The project has 19 new tracks, including the singles The Heart Part 5 and N95, and brings collaborations with Summer Walker, Ghostface Killah, Baby Keem, Kodak Black, Sam Dew, Tanna Leone, and others.

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