By Hugh McIntyre on January 7, 2024 @popbanghugh

Billie Eilish has had a huge year — and she only released one proper single.
The singer dropped “What Was I Made For?” from the Barbie soundtrack, which was met with widespread acclaim from fans and critics alike. As she continues to promote the tune and prepares for what may be a very exciting award season, the superstar is also hard at work on her next chapter.
In an interview with Mr. Porter, Eilish’s brother Finneas shared some good news for fans of the Grammy and Oscar winner. When asked how his sister’s new collection is coming, he said it is “85 percent done.”
Finneas has worked with his younger sister ever since she began making music. The two are not only great collaborators, they’re best friends, and are often seen with one another. Finneas has won nearly all the same Grammys that Eilish has, as he produces all her work and co-writes much of what she sings.
A few days before Finneas’ interview was shared, Eilish herself was asked about upcoming music on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Fallon posed the question that so many want to know the answer to: when will she release something they haven’t heard before? Eilish admitted that it might not be long.
“We are almost done with this new album,” Eilish said, eliciting thunderous applause from the studio audience. Acting bashful, the singer added, “So, at some point, you will know more, but I’m not gonna say anything right now.”
She knew that by uttering that music was imminent, she’d likely be asked many times in the coming months about it, so she made it clear she wasn’t going to share more.
Eilish is busy at the moment working toward her second Academy Award nomination. She and Finneas just made the Best Original Song nomination shortlist for their Barbie composition. “What Was I Made For?” is one of three tunes from the blockbuster that might end up nominated. Dua Lipa’s “Dance The Night” and the hilarious “I’m Just Ken,” performed by Ryan Gosling, are also in the running.
If she does earn a Best Original Song nomination, it will mark her second trip to the Academy Awards as a nominee. She and her brother won the trophy for their 2021 James Bond theme song, “No Time To Die.” At the time, she was one of the youngest Oscar winners in history. She may soon become a two-time winner, rare in the musical field.
As she appears on red carpets and conducts interviews, something else very exciting is happening in Eilish’s life. The singer recently came out in a cover story interview with Variety. While she didn’t state exactly how she identifies when it comes to her sexuality, she did make it clear that she is attracted to women.
By Randy Shulman on November 4, 2026 @RandyShulman
Thirty years after their debut album, the members of Imperial Teen still find themselves drawn to one another. Their recently released seventh album, All Over You, is the sound of a band whose creative bond has survived distance, demanding schedules, and the passage of time.
For Will Schwartz, making another Imperial Teen album was never a question.
"It's just what we do," he says over Zoom one recent Sunday afternoon. "It's just a part of your life, so you just -- I don't know, you don't overthink it, you just do it."
Bandmate Roddy Bottum wasn't quite so certain. He had thought Now We Are Timeless, released in 2019, might be their last record. Yet once the conversation about recording another album began, the idea began to feel right.
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