They're also embarking on a huge world tour, performing seventy shows around the globe. Fever, her first project since signing with 300 Entertainment, features three songs with production by Three 6 Mafia legend Juicy J, including the infectiously catchy "Simon Says," and one track co-produced by his brother Project Pat -- the "Weak Azz Bitch"-sampling "W.A.B." Release date: March 22Record label: Sub PopWhy it's great: Singer-songwriter Orville Peck likes to obscure his face, often donning a leather-fringe bandit mask to go along with his increasingly on-trend cowboy hat. The albums should be notable which is defined as significant coverage from reliable sources that are independent of the subject. Swinging between desire and despair, Olsen crafts a record infused with dramatic stakes: Who can you hold onto in times of crisis? Release date: February 8Record label: Mexican Summer/City SlangWhy it's great: California singer-songwriter Jessica Pratt conjures oddly specific visual reference points when you close your eyes, open your mind, and let her songs slowly unfold. Avril Lavigne is back! British band The 1975 only released their last album in November 2018 but they've already got another one in the making. Hear's our calendar of all the new album release dates in 2019, updated throughout the year... Social media stars Jack & Jack are set to release their debut album in 2019. Sign up here for our daily Thrillist email, get Streamail for more entertainment, and subscribe here for our YouTube channel to get your fix of the best in food/drink/fun. On paper, this album should be a mess -- and it does sound jarring at times -- but the herky-jerky intricacy of the songwriting has a pleasing, soothing logic to it that helps the record hold up under repeat listens. "Man, this lifestyle crazy, swear this shit get atrocious." If you've found yourself on Chance's wavelength in the past, it's worth giving this album a closer look. It's the type of genre-melding, mind-expanding music you can spend hours pouring over, discovering new meanings and possible interpretations. Some huge names are making a return to music in 2019, including Coldplay, Madonna and Dido. Luckily, very little gets lost in translation. Release date: February 13Record label: Burger RecordsWhy it's great: Like a shopping cart soaring down a hill in a mall parking lot, the second album from Japanese rock quartet Chai is admirable for its velocity and its tenacity. After a handful of high-profile guest vocal spots in 2018 on projects from Cardi B, Eminem, Kyle, and Charlie Puth, she's back in more comfortable, familiar waters here. Released: 2020 For her first solo record Jaime, which is named for her older sister who died from a rare form of cancer when Howard was only eight years old, she excavates the past with a lack of sentimentality. !, he snarled and cajoled with a captivating intensity. The band are best known for their 2009 debut album To Lose My Life..., which featured the singles 'Death' and 'Farewell to the Fairground'. Released: 2020 Why Not. On the record's devastating emotional high-point "Seventeen," the singer addresses her teenage self: "I see you so uncomfortably alone/I wish I could show you how much you've grown." The Canadian singer's last album was released in 2013. In the last line of "The greatest," she even replaces the fuzzy TV set with a hint of techno-optimism: "I hope the livestream's almost on." The guitars and synths have strong "just got out of work after a shitty day" energy, jittering with possibility and a sense of mischief. Release date: January 24Record label: Dead OceansWhy it's great: For over two decades, Conor Oberst has perfected a specific strand of warbling, exasperating melancholia. (Literally, the first thing you hear on While We Wait is the peaceful, welcoming sound of waves crashing into a beach.) These albums do not yet have a firm release date, but are in various stages of development. Similarly, his music -- cosmic country songs about lonesome drifters and gay hustlers sung in a deep baritone -- has a brooding tenderness that might remind listeners of "Wicked Games" crooner Chris Isaak or Fables of the Reconstruction-era R.E.M., but he establishes his own take on the genre throughout Pony, his evocative and rewarding debut LP. It might require a bit more concentration, delaying the noisy catharsis occasionally, but the wait is always worth it. Style: Rock Largely ditching the conventional verse-chorus-verse song structure, which was never a common element even in his early lo-fi days performing as Smog, Callahan really allows himself to ramble here, turning songs like "747," where he imagines waking up on a plane "flying through some stock footage of heaven," into miniature meditations on birth and death. (It shouldn't come as a surprise that Mering is a big fan of Lynch's debut feature Eraserhead.) Release date: October 4Record label: dBpmWhy it's great: Wilco's output in the last decade has often felt fuzzy, like songwriter and frontman Jeff Tweedy wanted to be unburdened of a specific type of artistic pressure. But it encapsulates the singular appeal of NFR!, which again warps the sinisterly surreal Lynchian obsession with 1950s squareness for the Instagram-filter era, turning every hook-up into a heightened melodrama and every posed selfie into an oil portrait. Opening with a track that samples the Christian hymns from Terrence Malick's philosophical war epic The Thin Red Line, Vampire Weekend continues to take big creative swings, tackling thorny concepts of personal privilege and familial responsibility, but the group also remains committed to the rambunctious pluck that defined a single like "A-Punk" back in 2008. Release date: January 25Record label: MergeWhy it's great: William Tyler creates music that makes you want to buy a sleeping bag. Some dubbed him "a wife guy," white others simply went with "OL HAPPY ASS." Style: Pop Read the rest of this entry », Artist: Lupin Though the songs on 1000 gecs, the debut full-length from the pair, are mercifully short, they're also incredibly dense, like staring at a browser window with hundreds of tabs open at once. Like the accompanying anime movie released on Netflix alongside it, Sound & Fury is a work of head-chopping, car-crashing splendor. Young Enough is the rare rock record that steals moves from chart-toppers without losing that personal, handmade touch. A boast like "I see those haters, I don't complain/I must be poppin' if they know my name" doesn't feel like empty Instagram caption fodder; it lands like a left hook. Release date: August 9Record label: JagjaguwarWhy it's great: Justin Vernon, the Grammy-winning, Wisconsin-dwelling songwriter behind Bon Iver, follows his creative instincts. (He's referred to this record, which was executive produced by A Tribe Called Quest's Q-Tip, as his "version of a stand-up comedy album.") (The title turns into a triumphant chant!) Tracks like the skittering "bad idea" and the Rodgers and Hammerstein-interpolating "7 rings" perform similar pivots in perspective. Style: Electronic Size: 73 Mb, Artist: Shootergang Kony Scottish singer-songwriter Nina Nesbitt is bringing out her second studio album The Sun Will Come Up, the Seasons Will Change in February 2019, featuring the singles 'The Best You Had' and 'Somebody Special'. After 2016's thematically bleak, musically scrambled Atrocity Exhibition, Brown has created a sly, eyebrow-raising album that lets him revel in the joys and intricacies of performance. Size: 88 Mb, on Stabbing Westward – Dead & Gone (2020), on Liam Gallagher – Why Me? His latest collection Rap or Go to the League, which was executive produced by hip-hop fan and NBA player LeBron James, has more of a conceptual hook than his previous records -- many tracks focus on systemic injustice through the lens of 2 Chainz's past -- but the appeal remains rooted in his elastic delivery and his hardscrabble persona. Release date: February 22Record label: Atlantic Why it's great: On 2017's SweetSexySavage, Kehlani experimented with different R&B songwriting approaches, gliding between the genre's hallowed past and its tricky present. Release date: January 18Record label: JagjaguwarWhy it's great: "I walked in the door/The Black Crowes playing as you cleaned the floor," sings Sharon Van Etten on the glimmering, synth-speckled travelogue "Malibu" off her fifth studio album, Remind Me Tomorrow. Tucker, who came out as transgender in 2017 and began hormone replacement therapy, now has a deeper vocal range, which makes a track like the whirling alt-rock-inflected "Hire" stand out in new ways from the band's older work. Understandably, 24-year-old singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers has a shorter resume, but her 2017 debut Stranger in the Alps explored similar thematic terrain with dark humor and psychological acuity that propelled her into the new indie darling spotlight. Record label: Merge. He sounds equally self-assured on a tough-talking single like "Numb Numb Juice" as he does on an eerie deep-cut like "Water," which uses whispers and space to convey a sense of dread.

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