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Feb. 28, 2026

  • On ‘Ca$ino,’ Baby Keem bets on himself - The Tufts Daily | Oliver Hazard makes the Royale its living room - The Tufts Daily
    • When Baby Keem’s first studio album, “The Melodic Blue,” dropped in September 2021, a future of chart-topping superstardom seemed almost inevitable for the Las Vegas-raised rapper. Similar to the reception of his first hit single, “Orange Soda,” the album’s release was followed by near-universal praise, and for a while it looked as if Keem’s arrival as a mainstay of modern hip-hop had come ahead of schedule. The summer following the release of “The Melodic Blue” saw Keem playing to the world’s biggest crowds — four nights at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, two at London’s O2 Arena and a particularly memorable livestreamed stop in Paris — as a central presence on his cousin Kendrick Lamar’s Big Steppers Tour. He dropped seven fresh tracks as a deluxe album in October of the following year. Then he disappeared.
  • Baby Keem goes all in on ‘Ca$ino’ | The State Hornet
    • Las Vegas rapper Baby Keem released his second studio album, “Ca$ino,” on Feb. 20 via pgLang and Columbia Records. The album features artists such Kendrick Lamar and Too $hort and is Keem’s first project since his 2021 effort “The Melodic Blue.”
  • Future Quiet/Moby|Okada Toshihiro | note(ノート)
    • Moby Preps New Album Future Quiet Led by a new version of his Stranger Things hit “When It’s Co pitchfork.com Album Review: Moby, Future Quiet | Hotpress Electro wizard goes orchestral. 7.5/10 www.hotpress.com TITLE: #FutureQuiet ARTIST: #Moby GENRE: #Ambient PRODUCER: #
  • ‘MAN BITES DOG’ is otherworldly | La Voz News | Feb. 27, 2026, 8:37 a.m.
    • “MAN BITES DOG,” femtanyl’s debut album, is another addition to the internet’s niche section of EDM music. The digital hardcore sound isn’t for everyone, but it offers a lot to unpack for its short run time. Released on Feb. 13, the 10-track album launched after the duo’s appearance on Danny Brown’s album “Stardust,” collaboration with...
  • Album Review: Yungblud 'Idols II' | NEXT Magazine | Feb. 26, 2026, 3:12 a.m.
    • Yungblud brings a smoother, old-school style of rock on 'Idols II' unlike anything we’ve seen before from the young Brit.
  • ABSOLUTELY RELEASES NEW ALBUM PARACOSM | Litehouse.media | Feb. 24, 2026, 10:41 p.m.
    • Singer, songwriter, producer, and world-builder Absolutely releases Paracosm, her most anticipated project to date following the breakout success of singles like “I Just Don’t Know You Yet.” Out now via Epic Records, the 13-track album unfolds as an immersive universe—one that blends pop, electronica, jazz, and R&B into deeply personal, cinematic storytelling.   Listen to Paracosm HERE. A pre-order launches...
  • NEW FOUND GLORY - Listen Up! album review | Screamer Magazine | Feb. 20, 2026, 1:16 p.m.
    • After rocking out through three decades, New Found Glory has no intention of slowing down. With the upcoming release of their 11th studio album, LISTEN UP!, the band is reminding fans that they are thirty years in and have no intention of going anywhere.  The album is reminiscent of the pop punk style of vocalist... Read more »
  • Absolutely – Paracosm - FEMMUSIC Magazine | FEMMUSIC.com | Feb. 17, 2026, 9:55 p.m.
    • Just days away from releasing her anticipated second album, Paracosm, ascendent singer, songwriter, and producer Absolutely shares the set’s cinematic title track.

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