El Guincho: Last News

Camila Cabello and Lil Nas X have released their first song together. To commemorate the special occasion, the two went out partying in Miami, dancing in clubs and sharing the song with many of their fans. Camila Cabello was holding a real block of ice as a purse during the 2024 Met GalaCamila Cabello wears pink balaclava in new trailer for her album: WATCHA post shared by camila (@camila_cabello)The post is made up of various photos and videos, showing Cabello and Lil Nas wearing amazing outfits as they attended various parties.

Camila Cabello has returned with the first new single from her new album, ‘I Luv It’, featuring Playboi Carti – check out the video below.The release follows a string of teasers the singer had posted online in recent weeks, and sees Cabello embracing twitchy, hyperpop influences in a way that is reminiscent of Charli XCX.The track samples Gucci Mane’s 2009 song ‘Lemonade’, and features a verse from Atlanta rapper Playboi Carti. Watch the video, directed by Nicolás Méndez, below:‘I Luv It’ is produced by El Guincho, best known for his work alongside Rosalía, with contributions from Jasper Harris (Jack Harlow, Baby Keem).Cabello has said: “Certain things in our human realm do make me feel like I’m in outer space, and the very rare few times where I’ve had incredible chemistry with someone is one of them.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Camila Cabello has officially entered her new era with the release of the single “I Luv It” featuring Playboi Carti along with an accompanying music video.

Sampha has announced his eagerly anticipated upcoming sophomore album, ‘Lahai’.Yesterday (August 24), Sampha took to social media to announce the album, confirming its name and sharing its artwork – which you can see below. “LAHAI,” Sampha wrote in his announcement. “My grandfather’s name.

Sampha has surprised fans with the release of his first single in six years, ‘Spirit 2.0’. Check it out below.This is Sampha’s first release since his 2017 Mercury Prize-winning debut album, ‘Process’, and features the likes of South London jazz composer and drummer Yussef Dayes, Spanish producer El Guincho, Canadian composer Owen Pallet — plus vocals from Yaeji and one half of Ibeyi, Lisa Kaindé Diaz.“It’s about the importance of connection to both myself and others, and the beauty and harsh realities of just existing,” said Sampha of the song’s lyrical meaning.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBarcelona-born singer Rosalia seemed to progress ahead of her own albums: While her debut was essentially the straight traditional flamenco she spent years learning, and the second saw her fusing that style with more contemporary sounds, her guest appearances (with artists ranging from J Balvin, Ozuna and Bad Bunny to the Weeknd, Billie Eilish and Travis Scott) and her recent singles have seen her fully embracing innovative, envelope-pushing sounds ranging from reggaetón to hip-hop to pop.It was all prelude for the wildly diverse “Motomami,” which brings her roaring into now — it’s as musically innovative an album as we’ve heard in the past year. It finds her delivering on all the promise and innovation that those releases suggested and plenty more as well, while still keeping the sound rooted in her stunning voice (and singing entirely in Spanish).

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWith her just-released “Caprisongs” mixtape and a fresh affiliation with a new label, Atlantic, British singer-songwriter-producer FKA Twigs ups the ante on her eerily experimental sound and intimately nuanced lyrics and goes big. That’s not only because the genre-jumbling, multi-octave performer has invited brand-name featured guests such as Jorja Smith and the Weeknd to the party that is “Caprisongs.” Rather, it’s because the Gloucester, U.K.-born artist — real name Tahliah Barnett — is having any kind of party at all.The bottom line on Twigs has long been that her most ambitious music was deeply emotional and uncompromising.

FKA twigs has shared a video for "meta angel," a crushingly beautiful standout from CAPRISONGS. In the Aidan Zamiri-directed video, twigs scales a building to hunt a version of herself, firing an arrow that flies through the city and strikes her heart.

The juxtapositional idea of being sad beneath the lights of a joy-filled dancefloor has become a popular trope in recent years, employed by everyone from Ariana Grande to Mitski to Mark Ronson, who made a (very good) album of "sad bangers'' called Late Night Feelings. This recent wave of a timeless concept can most likely be traced back to Robyn's 2010 hit "Dancing On My Own" and runs the risk of becoming, if not a cliche, a crutch as the odd one out scenario becomes something approaching default.

FKA twigs is back.