From her work in sculpture, filmmaking, stage-craft, song-craft, constantly pushing the conceptual envelope in the hopes of discovering new threads and fabrics of fascination and limitless intrigue.

Queens, NY by way of LA artist Rachel Mason remains one of the most creative forces in the world, continuing her multidisciplinary pursuits that are never strictly committed to one singular medium. The inimitable & unlimited talents & visions of Rachel Mason. Moving on to this week’s first order of business, we are proud and privileged to present the following insights and exclusives from Baseball Gregg, Elijah, Rachel Mason, Warm Deltas, Foreign/National, Go Dark, Reduction Plan, Ronnie Heart, Dreamboy, Hezen, Lucky + Love, featuring guest selections by MUNA, and more-in no particular order. Luke, & Kesha dropped the Zedd collaboration “True Colors” Afrika Bambaataa denied recent allegations of abuse Buenos Aires has effectively banned EDM music fests post-Time Warp catastrophes Jay Electronica apologized to Kendrick Lamar & 50 Cent and Missouri Democratic Senator Maria Chappelle-Nadal filibustered legislation by reading 50 Cent’s self-help book, The 50th Law. wrote an op-ed for Georgia Governor Nathan Deal to veto the “campus carry” House Bill 859 Paul Simon dropped “Cool Papa Bell” off the upcoming album Stranger to Stranger available June 3 the late great Prince’s band The Revolution will play reunion shows an authorized Whitney Houston documentary directed by Kevin Macdonald is in the works Kesha’s mom Pebe Sebert dropped her counterclaim suit against Dr. mixtape on Earth day Yeah Yeah Yeahs returned at a Tribeca afterparty Bonnie “Prince” Billy dropped the song “Most People” off forthcoming Refugee comp to benefit Migrant Offshore Aid Station in Malta, available June 3 via Brainfog further details on the upcoming Twin Peaks reboot were revealed FORM Arcosanti announced their three-day schedule May 13-15 Local Natives dropped first song in three years with the new single “Past Lives” the Mountain Goats announced tour & upcoming new music Equipto’s hunger strike protest versus SF’s mayor & police chief Bob Dylan covered Frank Sinatra’s “All The Way” Michael Stipe of R.E.M.

With a host of new media coming at you, we bring you all the hype-overdrive news of the week with Beyoncé the talk of the world as she dropped the titanic Lemonade HBO special & album & full-on phenomenon of the same name Grimes’ collaboration with Stella McCartney for the designer’s eco-friendly POP fragrance Drake dropped some revealing insights, new album now titled VIEWS (fka Views From the 6), also announced Summer Sixteen tour with Future In the Red Records to celebrate 25 years in LA for a three night bash at the Echo / Echoplex Tegan and Sara announced tour dates Braids announced the upcoming Companion EP available May 20 via Arbutus/ Flemish Eye Future Twin-fronted by the visionary activist Jean Jeanie-has joined the WWNBB collective family, dropped “Are You Rested (Enough Yet)?” Charli XCX dropped the “Vroom Vroom” video Matt and Kim dropped their new EP, WE WERE THE WEIRDOS D∆WN (oka Dawn Richard) dropped the Kingdom produced cut “Honest” Rihanna & Calvin Harris dropped “This Is What You Came For” B.o.B. Helping us to better enjoy our own communities & selves, Impose’s Week in Pop brings you all the breaking buzz you have waited all week long for.

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