Here are the records we can’t wait to hear this year, including new albums from the Weeknd, Charli XCX, and (maybe, hopefully) Rihanna
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos by Getty Images If 2021 felt like a strange purgatory for artists who released an album but never really got to tour it, then 2022 will either be some heaven where concerts and festivals can exist without disruption or … more of our current hell.
Earl Sweatshirt, Sick! Before COVID hit, Earl Sweatshirt was hard at work on The People Could Fly, an album named after a book of Black American folktales he used to read with his mother, he revealed in a statement.
February Mitski, Laurel Hell On her breakthrough last album, 2018’s Be the Cowboy, Mitski slipped in and out of archetypes: the self-sufficient cowboy, the “icy, repressed woman,” the dutiful housewife, the Hollywood starlet. But for her follow-up Laurel Hell, the indie-pop artist intentionally stripped away the characters so she could “[sit] in a gray area,” she explained in a statement. “I needed love songs about relationships that are not power struggles to be won or lost.
Father John Misty, Chloe and the Next 20th Century Josh Tillman, noted folk-rock philosophizer and LSD microdoser, is prepping his fifth studio album as Father John Misty. In the four years since the release of 2018’s God’s Favorite Customer, the Los Angeles musician picked up more pop collaborations with Khalid and Post Malone. To announce this next project, Tillman sent out a vinyl to a handful of fans that featured a message detailing the 11-track album.
Saweetie, Pretty Bitch Music After Saweetie blew up for her undeniably charismatic 2018 single “Icy Grl,” listeners have been eagerly awaiting the California rap star’s debut album, Pretty Bitch Music, which has repeatedly been pushed back.
Kendrick Lamar Though some fans grow impatient for the return of Kendrick Lamar, most have accepted that there’s no rushing the process of a Pulitzer Prize–winning rap prophet. The California artist has been relatively quiet since the release of 2017’s DAMN and his 2018 soundtrack for Black Panther.
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