Upcoming Albums: Rick Ross, Yellowcard And More
. We know it can be hard to keep track of all the albums that get announced every day, so we’re launching a new weekly feature to help you discover what discs are coming out in the next few months. Check out this week’s edition, featuring new albums from Rick Ross, Yellowcard and more.
. Rick Ross – God Forgives, I Don’t (Maybach Music Group, July 31)
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. Rick Ross will release his fifth solo album next month. Ross has confirmed that he worked with Dr. Dre on the disc, but not much is really known about the album thus far. You can watch a new trailer for the disc below:
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. Can’t wait? Head to Rick Ross’ Myspace Radio channel here to tide you over.
. Yellowcard – Southern Air (Hopeless, August 14)
. Yellowcard will release a new album, produced by longtime collaborator Neal Avron, in August. Singer Ryan Key said of the album, “This record has such an overwhelming sense of self awareness and positive energy that I credit completely to my ability to reconnect with my Southern roots. The title, along with much of the lyrical content, takes me to Georgia State Highway 316, or A1A through Neptune Beach, FL, where I am driving with the windows down belting the words along to my favorite songs. I feel like a lot of the album is saying thank you to my family, friends, and fans, for supporting us all of these years.”
. 1. Awakening
2. Surface Of The Sun
3. Always Summer
4. Here I Am Alive
5. Sleep In The Snow
6. A Vicious Kind
7. Telescope
8. Rivertown Blues
9. Ten
10. Southern Air
. Can’t wait? Head to Yellowcard’s Myspace Radio channel here to tide you over.
. Frank Ocean – Channel Orange (Def Jam, July 17)
. Frank Ocean will release a new album next month via Def Jam. The musician, who is also part of Odd Future, has released one track from the disc so far. Check out epic new track “Pyramids” below:
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. Can’t wait? Head to Frank Ocean’s Myspace Radio channel here.
. The Raveonettes – Observator (Vice, September 11)
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. The Raveonettes, formed of Sharin Foo and Sune Rose Wagner, will release a new album this fall. The disc was recorded at Sunset Sound Studios in Los Angeles producer Richard Gottehrer (Blondie, Go-Gos, Richard Hell), who the band worked with on their album Pretty In Black. Wagner said, “Overall, we took just seven days to record Observator so in that context, it’s one of the quickest and easiest albums we’ve ever done. It was getting in the right frame of mind to actually write the songs that took several agonizing months. For so long, I tried to capture a new muse and carve out a path forward for us. I travelled thousands of miles to find it and experienced all kinds of insanity along the way. Yet all the while, the future of The Raveonettes was in the people, the occurrences, and the relationships that were immediately around me.”
. Can’t wait? Head to The Raveonettes’ Myspace Radio channel here to tide you over.
. The Helio Sequence – Negotiations (Sub Pop, September 11)
. The Helio Sequence will release a brand new album this September. The disc was recorded and produced by the band in Portland, their hometown. You can check out a trailer for the album below:
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. Can’t wait? Head to The Helio Sequence’s Myspace Radio channel here to tide you over.
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