Juliana Huxtable: Last News

All Points East in London’s Victoria Park with The Chemical Brothers and Kraftwerk.

SOPHIE‘s self-titled posthumous album has been revealed – check out the full list of songs below.Yesterday (September 17), the late musician’s estate revealed on social media the posthumous record’s tracklist to celebrate what would’ve bene her 38th birthday.The hyper-pop pioneer and PC Music affiliate (full name Sophie Xeon) tragically passed away on January 30, 2021 aged 34 following her accidental fall from a three storey building in Athens.The eponymous posthumous album for the producer was announced in June this year. It will be released September 27 via Transgressive Records and Future Classic, with the help of her brother and long-time studio manager Benny Long.‘SOPHIE’ will consist of 16 songs and will feature collaborations from artists such as Nina Kraviz, Kim Petras, Juliana Huxtable, Jozzy, BIG SISTER, BC KINGDOM, Popstar, Evita Manji and more.On such a special day, we’re excited to celebrate Sophie and reveal her tracklist for the upcoming album “SOPHIE”. pic.twitter.com/1d47vrZfgg— MSMSMSM_FOREVER (@msmsmsm_forever) September 17, 2024‘Intro (The Full Horror)’‘RAWWWWWW’ (feat. Jozzy)‘Plunging Asymptote’ (feat. Juliana Huxtable)‘The Dome’s Protection’ (feat. Nina Kraviz)‘Reason Why’ (feat. Kim Petras and BC Kingdom)‘Live in My Truth’ (feat. BC Kingdom and LIZ)‘Why Lies’ (feat. BC Kingdom and LIZ)‘Do you Wanna Be Alive’ (feat. BIG SISTER)‘Elegance’ (feat. Popstar)‘Berlin Nightmare’ (feat. Evita Manji)‘Gallop’ (feat. Evita Manji)‘One More Time’ (feat. Popstar)‘Exhilarate’ (feat. Bibi Bourelly)‘Always and Forever’ (feat. Hannah Diamond)‘My Forever’ (feat. Cecile Believe)‘Love Me Off Earth’ (feat. Doss)So far, four singles from the record have been previewed, including ‘Reason Why (ft.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Tribeca Festival and Chanel have announced the artists selected for this year’s Artist Awards Program. This year’s participants, who gift an original work to be given to the festival’s winning filmmakers, include Deborah Kass, Erick & Elliot Jiménez, Glenn Ligon, Jenny Holzer, Joiri Minaya, José Parlá, Juliana Huxtable, Maia Cruz Palileo, Paul Anthony Smith and Tourmaline.