If you are one of the dog-whistled 35+ year-olds thrilled about Duff‘s new release, then you’ll be over the moon to find out she’s recently appeared on HOT ONES!
Check out Hilz promoting her Lucky Me Tour coming to a city near you above!
Fun Fun Mix series presents Tommy Hart for their 65th edition:
Tommy is a matchmaker of soul and sound, crafting moments of euphoria and release from inside the booth. Shaped by his formative years in New York, he blends deep, soul-snatching rhythms with ecstatic, peak-time anthems, guiding dancers toward empowerment, expansiveness, and freedom. At home in Mexico City, Hart frames the juxtaposition of chaos and control in the city as a never-ending dialogue between house and techno–gathering heat, simmering and shaking, until finally reaching a boiling point. This mix is a closing set at Yuyu Cine Club in Mexico City, recorded live on January 3rd, 2026.
Stream Tommy’s latest mix ahead of the weekend after the jump!
Legendary filmmaker, writer, and cultural provocateur John Waters goes record shopping at Amoeba San Francisco in this “What’s In My Bag?” episode.
John talks about some of the best bad girl groups, including The Shangri-Las and The Donnas, plus ’70s New York punk rock, a critically-panned movie soundtrack & more.
You can see John Waters live this April for his 80TH birthday on the “Going to Extremes: A John Waters 80th Birthday Celebration” tour. Check Johnny-boy out above – and find the list of his picks after the jump!
Toronto musician Grumpy Truck returns with a new single that’s tender, a little cheesy, and completely intentional. In his own words, Luka Brull:
“Ur My Rock is a blend of my italo-disco and 2010s hip-hop influences. I first made the beat while feeling very lonely in Beijing, and it became a song about my ideal night with a man.
It definitely represents a new level of confidence for me, especially because I’m leaning into feelings I used to avoid or write around. I say a lot of cheesy double entendres (ex. “I am your b-side”). I would’ve thought that was so corny last year, and it is, but that’s exactly why its so hot to me, because I really, really mean it.”
The track was co-produced by Kurtis Perrie and Bjorn Kriel. Album photos were shot by Baste Magazine, who are also launching their third zine issue this weekend in Toronto — an issue that features Brull, and where Grumpy Truck will perform.
Stream Ur My Rock after the jump, plus an additional photo of Luka from the Baste shoot.
“It’s happening disproportionately with Black music. Why am I hearing AI covers of Olivia Dean, when she just came out? She can’t even collect the streams…
Every month, our music editor ED curates a special selection of newly released music for the OMG Playlist on Spotify (follow us @omgblog).
We are so excited this month about the new Peaches album, No Lube So Rude. We are raw dogging it!
Peaches has been fueling our fun for decades now. Her track “Hanging Titties” is as raw and unapologetic as ever. We love the in-your-face sexuality she delivers. Make sure you catch our fresh Q&A with Peaches to get the full scope on her latest album.
On a slightly hazier note, we’re also loving Lana Del Rey’s new song “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter.” It feels like a return to form with this one. Lana is giving us a dark, slow-burning fantasy that feels haunting and sensual at the same time. It lingers long after the final note, like perfume on a night gown!!
We’re also loving Namasenda’s “Miami Crest.” This track is an icy pop banger with a sharp edge! It’s giving us rushes of euphoria with notes of dissonance. This is the kind of neon track we like to feature consistently every month.
It doesn’t stop there. Check out the playlist after the jump for over two hours of fun new releases!
Just when you think Berghain couldn’t trickle down into pop mainstream any further, ROSALÍA performed her aptly tiled track Berghain live, and the performance not only featured Björk (been to Bergy) but her dancers and set were clearly Bergy-inspired!
Check out the commodified Teshno mecha as BRIT Awards 2026 performance above! But what about the urinal goblin? No true ode to Berghain can exists without a cameo from him.