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Karol G to headline halftime show for first NFL game on YouTube

Karol G has been announced as the headline act for the halftime show of YouTube’s first ever broadcast of an NFL game. On September 5, the Kansas City Chiefs will play the Los Angeles Chargers at the Corinthians Arena in São Paulo, Brazil, the first time a live NFL broadcast will air exclusively on YouTube. Advertisement It will also be the first NFL game to take place in South America, and Colombian reggaeton star Karol G will play the halftime show. Kamasi Washington will perform the US national anthem at the game, while Brazilian artist Ana Castela will sing the Brazilian anthem. Karol G has said: “I’m so excited to be part of YouTube’s first-ever NFL live broadcast, it’s truly an honor and a moment I’m so proud to be part of.” [embedded content] “I’ve watched many NFL halftime shows over the years and now having this opportunity to bring my music to this global stage means the world to me,” she added. “I can’t wait to celebrate with everyone in São Paulo and fans all around the world.” The game will air for free on the website, with kick-off expected at 8pm ET (1am BST). Recommended Angela Courtin, vice… Read More →

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Watch Jello Biafra join King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard for cover of Dead Kennedys’ ‘Police Truck’

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have been joined by Jello Biafra for a cover of Dead Kennedys’ ‘Police Truck’ – watch footage below. The collaboration went down at the Field Of Vision festival in Buena Vista, Colorado on Friday night (August 15), with the Australian psych rockers introducing Biafra as “one of our heroes” and “a massive inspiration” to them. Advertisement The punk legend wore at pro-Palestine t-shirt, while King Gizzard proclaimed “Free Palestine” at the end of the show. The rendition of ‘Police Truck’ – which was first released in 1980 as the B-side of the classic Dead Kennedys single ‘Holiday In Cambodia’ – saw Biafra replicate his lead vocal part, with King Gizzard shredding through the track at blistering speed. Watch here: [embedded content] At the end of the performance, Biafra said it was “a great fucking moment in my life” and described King Gizzard as “my favourite band in the world”. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard played: Recommended ‘Gamma Knife’ ‘People-Vultures’ ‘Mr. Beat’ ‘Field Of Vision’ ‘Antarctica’ ‘Nuclear Fusion’ ‘Oddlife’ ‘Intrasport’ ‘Superposition’ ‘Kepler-22b’ ‘Gilgamesh’ ‘Extinction’ ‘I’m In Your Mind’ ‘I’m Not In Your Mind’ ‘Cellophane’ ‘I’m In Your Mind Fuzz’ ‘Inner Cell’ ‘Loyalty’ ‘Horology’ ‘Venusian 2’ ‘Converge’ ‘Witchcraft’ ‘Gaia’ ‘Police Truck’ (with Jello Biafra) ‘Evil Death Roll’ Earlier this summer, King Gizzard announced they were pulling their music from Spotify… Read More →

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The Belair Lip Bombs announce new album ‘Again’, share glistening new single ‘Hey You’

The Belair Lip Bombs have announced a new album, ‘Again’, and shared its lead single ‘Hey You’. The band became the first Australian signing to Jack White‘s label Third Man Records last year, who then went on to reissue their debut album ‘Lush Life’. Advertisement Their second album will arrive via the label on October 31 – pre-save or pre-order it here. Its lead single ‘Hey You’ has been released to mark the announcement, reflecting their ‘yearn-core’ sensibilities with its gauzy riffs and lovelorn lyrics. “Told you I love you, but it isn’t fair/If I have to I tell you when I need you there/Breaking the silence, I’m holding my own/Reading the message when nobody’s home,” sings vocalist Maisie Everett. “Having a synth loop driving a whole song is something that we’ve never done before,” Everett commented in a press release, while bandmate Daniel ‘Dev’ Devlin added: “We kind of leaned into that and pushed to make the scope of the song bigger than some of the other songs in the album.” Check out the video for ‘Hey You’ below: [embedded content] The tracklist of ‘Again’ is: ‘Again and Again’‘Don’t Let Them Tell You (It’s Fair)’‘Another World’‘Cinema’‘Back Of My Hand’‘Hey… Read More →

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Inside our new free Uncut CD: Sounds Of The New West Vol. 7!

The new October 2025 issue of Uncut comes with a free CD – Volume 7 of our much-loved Sounds Of The New West series. The compilation includes 15 of our favourite new tracks from the world of Americana, country, folk and roots rock, with an emphasis this time on the stranger, eerier side of the continent. Advertisement There’s ragged, stumbling rock from the likes of Friendship, Case Oats, Wednesday and Florry, experimental Appalachian folk from Sally Anne Morgan and Joseph Decosimo, dour balladry from Jeffrey Martin and Eve Adams, and even ambient Americana from Shrunken Elvis. See below for the full tracklisting and more… ORDER A COPY FROM US HERE Advertisement 1 FriendshipBetty FordWe start our seventh volume of Sounds Of The New West with this fine cut from the Philadelphia group’s fifth album, Caveman Wakes Up. Dan Wriggins weaves a mini-movie, inspired by watching a documentary on the life of the former First Lady, while behind him the group are laidback and ramshackle in all the right ways. 2 Case OatsBitter Root LakeThe Chicago duo of Casey Walker and Spencer Tweedy have, with Last Missouri Exit, made one of the strongest debut albums of 2025 so far. Here’s a… Read More →

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Ronboy and Matt Berninger in conversation about “unhinged” collab ‘Disaster’: “It goes off the deep end – we’re all a mess”

Ronboy and Matt Berninger have teamed up on a joint new single, ‘Disaster’. Check out the official video below, along with a Q&A between the two for NME. Arriving today (August 15), the haunting track marks a bold shift towards a heavier, more intense sound for the LA-based Ronboy (real name Julia Laws). The musician contributed to Berninger’s second album, ‘Get Sunk’, and currently performs as part of his solo live band. Advertisement “I’m a disaster,” Ronboy repeatedly states in the hypnotic song, maintaining her signature emotional vulnerability, while the National frontman brings his brooding, unmistakable styling. “Being hard on myself is usually a conversation I have within the privacy of my own mind,” Ronboy explained. “But now Matt is responding to my thoughts… publicly. It’s emotional in itself having him on this song.” Berninger added: “Ronboy has a way of blending tenderness and ferocity like no other artist I know. So happy she let me into this incredible song.” Ronboy is also the opening act on Berninger’s solo headline tour, and debuted ‘Disaster’ live on the recent North American leg. She’ll join him on the upcoming UK and European trek too, which is due to begin in Dublin next… Read More →

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That’s Them In The Spotlight

“The place went nuts!” On a chilly Thursday night in February, Michael Stipe took the stage at the 40 Watt in Athens, Georgia. Peter Buck was already there playing guitar and Stipe just wanted to sing backup on “Pretty Persuasion” with arguably the best tribute band in the world right now, featuring such R.E.M. superfans as Oscar-nominated actor Michael Shannon, veteran indie guitarist Jason Narducy and members of The Mountain Goats, Wilco and Poi Dog Pondering. “I’m no dipshit,” says Shannon. “I know people would rather watch Michael Stipe than me, so I gave him the floor. He didn’t disappoint.” [embedded content] Mike Mills jumped up to sing along, and halfway through the Reckoning track, guitarist Dag Juhlin spotted Bill Berry at the side of the stage. He motioned manically for him to get up there and Berry happily obliged. It wasn’t a reunion necessarily, but it was certainly an event. “The 40 Watt exploded,” says Narducy. “We were all looking at each other in disbelief. Everybody got choked up.” Advertisement Word spread fast around Athens and the following night the crowd at the 40 Watt was electric with anticipation. “I heard all about the festivities from the night before… Read More →

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When David Bowie almost worked with Prince…

David Bowie in the new Uncut David Bowie is on the cover of the October 2025 issue of Uncut. The issue comes wrapped with a giant Map Of Bowie’s America and a stunning Collectors’ Cover. For the cover story, meanwhile, Bowie’s long-serving producer Tony Visconti reveals all about the making of Heathen – Bowie’s first album of the 21st century and one critical in establishing working practices that continued for the rest of his career. Advertisement Among the many stories and insights, Visconti reveals that Prince was approached to play on Heathen. Here’s what happened… “There was talk of getting Prince on the record…” “Pete Townshend came to the studio to record his part for ‘Slow Burn’ at Philip Glass’s studio in New York,” Visconti tells us. “In fact, Philip played a little bit on the album as well, he added a bit of piano but not a lot; he’s not a Rachmaninoff sort of guy. Pete added some windmill chords. We had the track ‘5.15 The Angels Have Gone’. I don’t know if that was a homage to The Who, but I played guitar on that and also doubled my bass part. Advertisement “I know there was talk of… Read More →

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CIX announce details of comeback EP ‘Go Chapter 1: Go Together’

CIX have revealed the details of their comeback EP, ‘Go Chapter 1: Go Together’ – find out more below. READ MORE: The 10 best CIX songs, according to the boyband themselves Earlier this week, the C9 Entertainment K-pop took to social media to announce the new EP, and to share its release schedule. The EP, which marks their eighth, is set for release on September 8, at 6pm KST. Advertisement The release schedule kicks off tomorrow (Saturday, August 16), with a trailer video. The first round of individual concept photos will then be revealed on August 19, followed by a group concept photo the day after. The EP will also be available for pre-order on August 20. More concept photos will be revealed in the days that follow, with a script being shared on August 28 and the EP’s tracklist being revealed on August 30. September 2 will see the release of a music video teaser, while an EP preview arrives on September 4. The second teaser for the music video will be released on September 6, with the EP and its accompany music video being released on September 8. Check out the full release schedule below. CIX(씨아이엑스)8th EP ALBUM ‘GO’… Read More →

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Nick Cave and The National’s Bryce Dessner write new song for Netflix’s ‘Train Dreams’

Nick Cave has worked with The National‘s Bryce Dessner to write a new song for the forthcoming Netflix film Train Dreams. READ MORE: Nick Cave: “There’s no metric that says virtuousness makes good art” The song is titled after the film and will play during its end credits. Both Cave and Dessner are credited as co-producers on it alongside Luis Almau, while Dessner composed the film’s score. Advertisement It appears on the film’s official soundtrack, which will be released digitally on November 7 and on vinyl on November 14. Train Dreams will then premiere on Netflix on November 21. Directed by Clint Bentley, Train Dreams is an adaptation of the novella by Denis Johnson and stars Joel Edgerton as Robert Grainier, a logger and railroad worker who “leads a life of unexpected depth and beauty in the rapidly-changing America of the early 20th Century”. “When we started thinking about making a song for the film, Nick felt like the perfect artist to do it,” said Bentley in a press release. “It turns out that Train Dreams is one of his all-time favorite books, but he initially feared there wouldn’t be time to do something because he was getting ready to go on tour. Then… Read More →

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John Lennon’s Power To The People box set announced

Photos: © Yoko Ono Lennon John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s non-violent political activism and the couple’s early years in New York City will be celebrated in a new 12-disc boxed set and digital collection entitled Power To The People (Super Deluxe Edition), released on October 10 through Capitol/UMe. Produced by Sean Ono Lennon, Power To The People (Super Deluxe Edition) brings together 123 tracks, including 90 never-before-heard and previously unreleased tracks, spanning Plastic Ono Band’s 1969 Bed-In anti-war anthem “Give Peace A Chance” to a new version of their 1972 album, Sometime In New York City, that year’s One To One Concerts at Madison Square Garden and a wealth of unreleased demos, home recordings, jam sessions, live cuts, unique mixes and much more. Advertisement Listen to a previously unreleased performance of “Come Together” from the One To One Concert. Here’s the formats! POWER TO THE PEOPLESUPER DELUXE EDITION 9CD/3BR/BOOK BOXED SET Advertisement 9 CDs ⋆ 3 HD AUDIO BLU-RAY DISCS ⋆ LENTICULAR COVER103 TRACKS ⋆ HD STEREO ⋆ HD 5.1 SURROUND ⋆ DOLBY ATMOS204-PAGE BOOK ⋆ NEWSPRINT POSTER ⋆ 2 POSTCARDS ⋆ 2 STICKER SHEETS2 REPLICA TICKETS, VIP BACKSTAGE PASS AND VIP AFTERSHOW INVITATION THE ONE TO ONE CONCERTJohn & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band with Elephant’s Memory and Special GuestsLive at Madison Square Garden, New York City30 August 1972 CD1 / BR1HYBRID ‘BEST OF’ SHOW 1. Power To The People (intro)*… Read More →

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AtHeart make their debut with ‘Plot Twist’ EP launch

AtHeart have officially made their debut with the ‘Plot Twist’ EP – check it out below. Yesterday, the Titan Content rookies made their debut with the release of their new mini-album. ‘Plot Twist’ spans five songs including the title track, ‘Push Back’, ‘Dot Dot Dot…’, ‘Knew Me’ and ‘Good Girl (AtHeart)’. Advertisement The EP was co-produced and co-written by Jonah Shy, who has in the past worked with names like Chappell Roan, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes. The EP was also mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Rob Kinelski, who has worked with Billie Eilish. Listen to AtHeart’s debut EP ‘Plot Twist’ below. The group have also unveiled an official music video for the EP’s title track, ‘Plot Twist’. Days prior to the video’s launch, the group released a teaser video for ‘Plot Twist’, which featured a cameo from Girls’ Generation’s Sooyoung, who in real life serves as a mentor and champion for AtHeart. Sooyoung does not make an appearance in the official video for ‘Plot Twist’. Recommended AtHeart. Credit: Titan Content The video sees each member of the rookie K-pop girl group taking on the role of playful and relatable romantic archetypes. [embedded content] Ahead of the EP and ‘Plot Twist’ music… Read More →

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Talking Heads won’t “go out on tour again”, says David Byrne: “You can’t turn the clock back”

David Byrne has insisted that Talking Heads won’t be touring again, saying that they cannot recapture the magic of their younger days and also don’t wish to become a legacy act. READ MORE: David Byrne: “I have a little bit of hope. Not every day, but some days” Fans’ hopes of a reunion were raised when the band teased a huge announcement back in June. It ended up being the first ever music video for their iconic hit ‘Psycho Killer’, which starred Saoirse Ronan, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of their first live performance. Advertisement The band haven’t performed together since 1984 and until they came together in 2023, they hadn’t had a full reunion in 20 years. Away from that, Byrne is gearing up to release his first new solo album in seven years, ‘Who Is The Sky’, which is due for release on September 5 via Matador Records. He sat down to discuss it in an interview with Rolling Stone, as well as the prospect of Talking Heads ever playing live again. Although a live reunion is off the cards, Byrne did say he would play some reworked Talking Heads songs in his live shows. .“I can mix and match and… Read More →

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John Fogerty – Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years

Back in June of this year, US president Donald Trump ordered a parade in Washington DC in honour of the 250th birthday of the US Army – and, it was strongly suspected in certain quarters, of the 79th birthday of himself. At one point during what turned out to be a somewhat sullen and half-arsed trudge-past, the speakers blared the unmistakable descending riff of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son”. This was either splendid mischief or atrocious ignorance on someone’s part. “Fortunate Son”, which first appeared on 1969’s Willy & The Poor Boys, was a none-too-subtle protest song decrying the ease with which the well-connected were able to help their heirs evade the Vietnam draft. But it also illustrated the extraordinary endurance of CCR’s catalogue. We are now further from the Tet Offensive than the Tet Offensive was from the Battle of the Somme, and “Fortunate Son” – and the other songs collected here – has barely aged at all. Advertisement Fogerty himself, of course, has: he turned 80 in May. You wouldn’t know it to hear him tearing through the hits one more time on Legacy. The decades since Fogerty first recorded these tracks have perhaps cost him some of… Read More →

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Radiohead announce Hail To The Thief Live Recordings 2003-2009, out now

Radiohead have announced a new live album, Hail To The Thief Live Recordings 2003-2009, available digitally now. The album compiles live versions of 12 of the songs from the 2003 record – “Backdrifts” and “A Punchup At A Wedding” are not present – taken from performances in London, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires and Dublin. Advertisement The group have also released a live video of one of the performances, “There There”, from Buenos Aires. Watch it here. Seemingly an attempt to reimagine the record with more energy, this new version was inspired by Thom Yorke‘s work on the recent Hamlet/Hail To The Thief stage production. “In the process of thinking of how to build arrangements for the Shakespeare Hamlet/Hail To The Thief theatre production,” Yorke says, “I asked to hear some archive live recordings of the songs. I was shocked by the kind of energy behind the way we played. I barely recognised us, and it helped me find a way forward. We decided to get these live recordings mixed and released (it would have been insane to keep them for ourselves). It has all been a very cathartic process. We very much hope you enjoy them.” Advertisement The live album, which… Read More →

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Introducing the new Uncut: David Bowie, a Bowie posterzine, a 15-track Sounds Of The New West CD, Ozzy Osbourne, Lemonheads, Joan Shelley and more

I guess there are probably worse jobs to return to after a fortnight’s holiday. I arrived back at my desk a few days ago to be greeted by a swathe of upcoming releases, which I’m still working through. Among the highlights have been new albums by Joan Shelley and Wednesday – you can read Ana Gavrilovska’s interview with Joan in this issue while you’ll find Wednesday on the latest volume in our beloved Sounds Of The New West compilation CDs which comes free with this issue of Uncut. As this seventh instalment amply proves, it’s a scene which continues to change and thrive – among my personal favourites on this comp, Wednesday, Case Oats and Friendship all provide fresh takes to the genre, often in ways no one could have predicted what Allan first launched the series back in 1998. Critically, we’re aware of how these compilations resonate with you; we hope that this new addition adheres to the high standards of its predecessors. Advertisement Inside our mag there’s Tony Visconti on David Bowie, John Robinson’s peerless tribute to Ozzy Osbourne and Tom Pinnock’s eye-popping interview with Evan Dando. Also in this most eclectic of Uncuts, you’ll find Ethel Cain,… Read More →

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Uncut October 2025

EVERY PRINT EDITION OF THIS ISSUE OF UNCUT COMES WITH A FREE 15-TRACK CD, SOUNDS OF THE NEW WEST VOL. 7, FEATURING WEDNESDAY, CASE OATS, EVE ADAMS, SLOW MOTION COWBOYS, FRIENDSHIP, SOULED AMERICAN AND MORE! PRINT COPIES ALSO COME WITH A FREE DAVID BOWIE POSTERZINE – DAVID IN AMERICA, MAPPING 50 KEY SITES IN BOWIE’S LIFELONG LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE USA Advertisement DAVID BOWIE: A new Bowie for a new millennium. Reuniting with producer Tony Visconti, Bowie ushered in the 21st century with Heathen – the album that laid the groundwork for the rest of his career. Here Visconti tells the whole story of a legend’s creative rebirth. “He wanted to change everything…” OZZY OSBOURNE: John Robinson surveys Ozzy’s career and salutes his triumphs, while old friends including Geezer Butler, early manager Jim Simpson and later collaborator Bob Daisley reflect. “He was the ultimate entertainer…” EVAN DANDO: With recovery and redemption behind him, a memoir and the first Lemonheads album for 19 years await. That’s if he ever finishes telling us about his escapades… “If you want rock’n roll, I’m your man!” JOAN SHELLEY: Relocating from her Kentucky base, new horizons and new collaborators have a profound effect on her… Read More →

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Chrissie Hynde announces duets album featuring Alan Sparhawk, Cat Power and Dave Gahan

Chrissie Hynde has announced details of a new album, Duets Special, due for release on October 17 via Parlophone under the name Chrissie Hynde & Pals. Collaborators include Alan Sparhawk, Cat Power, Dave Gahan and Debbie Harry. She’s released the first single “Always On My Mind” featuring Rufus Wainwright, which you can hear here. Advertisement Says Hynde, “I never thought about doing a Duets album before. I think the idea came about in 2023. I was talking to Jörn, Rufus Wainwright’s husband, on the phone. I think we were recommending novels to each other and for some reason I said hey, maybe Rufus and I should do something, and quickly scribbled out 10 songs off the top of my head. So Jörn asked Rufus, who was up for it, and that’s how it started. A spontaneous and what I thought would be a fun thing.” You can pre-order Duets Special on black vinyl LP, CD or digital here. The tracklisting for Duets Special is: Advertisement Me & Mrs Jones (feat. k.d. lang)Can’t Help Falling In Love (feat. Mark Lanegan)Sway (feat. Lucinda Williams)Dolphins (feat. Dave Gahan)First Of The Gang To Die (feat. Cat Power)Always On My Mind (feat. Rufus Wainwright)Every Little Bit Hurts (feat. Carleen Anderson)I’m… Read More →

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Chappell Roan has “no idea” what her “next era” will sound like

Chappell Roan has revealed that she has “no idea” what her next album will sound like. READ MORE: Chappell Roan on The Cover: the pop supernova who feels like one of the ‘Drag Race’ girls Fans have been clamouring for the pop star and former NME Cover star‘s sophomore album ever since the release of 2023’s hit debut ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’. Speaking to Zane Lowe for Apple Music, the musician has now shared that the follow-up isn’t anywhere near where fans might want it to be. Advertisement Speaking on her three singles since ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’, Roan said: “They’re all kind of so different. So that’s why I’m just like, ‘I have no idea what the next era is.’ That’s the scary part of putting out new music and then people not liking it, because it’s not like the music you made before.” However, she did allude to “‘The Subway’ being a very safe segue” to what the next record could sound like. [embedded content] She also shared that she hasn’t felt comfortable enough to write the upcoming album as she’s had such a hectic schedule: “I haven’t felt settled. It’s been a very unsettling year… Read More →

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Travis Kelce praises Taylor Swift’s “football field-sized” stage show: “She may not think of herself as an athlete – but I’ve seen what she goes through”

Travis Kelce has praised his girlfriend Taylor Swift, comparing her stage performances to those of an elite athlete. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has been in a relationship with Swift since the summer of 2023 and will welcome her onto his New Heights podcast on Wednesday (August 13), where she will discuss her new album ‘The Life Of A Showgirl’ for the first time. Advertisement She announced her 12th album at 12:12am today (August 12), with three pre-order packages available now: a vinyl, a cassette and a CD with poster. Find yours here. Ahead of the podcast, Kelce has given an interview to GQ in which he has discussed their relationship and his admiration for her epic, three-hour stage ‘Eras Tour’ shows of the last few years. Posted at 12:12 on the 12th. ❤️‍🔥 Tay’s 12th album is called………… pre pre-order now at https://t.co/oGYV230otf pic.twitter.com/gUAIEEDZmm — New Heights (@newheightshow) August 12, 2025 “To go out on stage, on a computer, essentially, for three hours,” he said. “The [Eras Tour] floor is literally – I’ve seen underneath that thing. It is a football-field-sized computer. You take that into Singapore, where it is scorching hot, and all of a sudden you’re… Read More →

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The 7th Uncut New Music Playlist Of 2025

I’m not long back from holiday with a pretty substantial pile of upcoming releases to work through. This playlist includes some pickings from the first batch – as usual, a mix of old faces (including two from our recent Album Of The Month stars, Big Thief) and new discoveries. Chief among the latest finds are Greazy Alice, who I imagine you’ll read plenty about soon in Uncut… Not for this playlist, but there’s also a bunch of archival reissues coming from around the same period – early/mid 00s – including Cripple Crow, The Disintegration Loops and These Were The Earlies. At the risk of singing our own praises, these records were widely championed at Uncut at the time and it’s gratifying to discover how great they still sound. We were doing something right then – and I hope from the selection below it’s evident that we still are. Advertisement Anyway, we bookend this Playlist with two artists you can read about in the new Uncut: Ethel Cain and Joan Shelley. More on all that tomorrow, but for now… Ethel Cain“Waco, Texas”Daughters Of Cain [embedded content] Emily A Sprague“Tokyo 1”RVNG Intl. Advertisement [embedded content] Shabson, Krgovich, Tenniscoats“Lose My Breath”Western Vinyl [embedded… Read More →

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Listen to Jeon Somi’s new EP ‘Chaotic & Confused’

Jeon Somi has released her new EP, ‘Chaotic & Confused’ – check it out below. Yesterday (August 11), the South Korean-Canadian singer unleashed her second mini-album, marking her first collection of music since 2023’s ‘Game Plan’. Advertisement The EP consists five tracks: ‘Escapade’, ‘Extra’, ‘Chaotic & Confused’, ‘Closer’ and ‘Delu’. Jeon Somi has also released a music video for ‘Closer’, which interpolates the vocal melody from Sean Kingston’s ‘Beautiful Girls’, albeit with reworked lyrics and a hypnotic dance beat. “Call me your beautiful girl / And I’ma let this body work / ‘Cause when it’s you and I, oh, you and I / I’ma need you closer / When I’m lookin’ in your eyes / I forget about the time / Oh, when we start to sway / It’s like I’m losing my mind / And I never thought / That we would end up with each other,” she sings in the opening verse. Watch the music video for Jeon Somi’s ‘Closer’ below. Recommended [embedded content] Last month, she released the music video for ‘Extra’ off the same EP. Prior to that, she last released the one-off single ‘Ice Cream’ in 2024. The ‘Chaotic & Confused’ mini-album follows her 2023 EP… Read More →