In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Rolling Stone US

• Another Side Of Samia
  The acclaimed singer-songwriter searches for her true self and shakes off sexist expectations on her bold new album
• Breaking Down The Music Of ‘Yellowjackets’
  The showrunners behind the Paramount+/Showtime series dissect its standout soundtrack
• Everybody Likes Ike — Even If They Can’t Recognize Him
  A shopping trip and lunch date with Ike Barinholtz, unsung hero of two-plus decades of comedy
• How Model/Actriz Learned To Let Go And Have Some Fun
  An avant-garde Brooklyn band dips daringly into pop on its second album
• The Limits Of TikTok Activism
  The cute-winter-boots trend shows that being part of the #resistance is about more than hashtags
• Farewell To David Johansen, The Ultimate New York Doll
  The late singer’s glam-punk swagger and androgynous thrift-store flash changed rock forever
• Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco: ‘This Was Unlike Any Other Process’
  The two stars aren’t rushing wedding plans — they have an album to release first
• Trump’s Shockingly Lawless Second Term
  Donald Trump and Elon Musk are blindly purging the government to make it more MAGA and cruel, ignoring the law, and cashing in like America has never seen
• Benson Boone
  He’s 22 years old. He had the biggest song in the world last year. And the future looks even brighter. Inside the heart and mind of a rising star
• Wunderhorse
  The U.K. band keeps getting comparisons to rock legends — and they deserve every one
• Jim Legxacy
  Stormy emotions and memories power his songs
• Ca7Riel And Paco Amoroso
  The Argentine duo go viral with their funny, soulful music
• TUL8TE
  The Egyptian artist moving the world without showing his face
• Medium Build
  He’s finding lots of fans with his indie-folk tunes, buthe’s got much more than that on his mind
• Megan Moroney
  She’s a Gen Z country queen with an inimitable way of telling stories about love in the internet age. Amazingly, she got kind of a late start
• Nemahsis
  The alt-pop singer and daughter of Palestinian immigrants wants her music to break out of old cycles
• Gyrofield
  Breaking the rules to make wildly fun and original electronic music
• Hanumankind
  Once a finance worker, now a world-famous rapper
• Rachel Chinouriri
  Blunt, hilarious, and absolutely unforgettable U.K. pop
• Chuwi
  The unclassifiable Puerto Rican group that Bad Bunny handpicked to help remind him of home
• Ivan Cornejo
  He used to be a quiet kid, too shy to sing in public. But at 20, Cornejo has become the heartbreak hero of música mexicana — and he’s just getting started
• Girlpuppy
  Her diaristic songs on love and heartbreak are devastating (and catchy as hell)
• Jasmine.4.T
  Indie tunes from the U.K., with a Phoebe Bridgers co-sign
• Stephen Wilson Jr.
  The rising Nashville star making ‘Death Cab for Country’ music
• Odumodublvck
  Afrobeats anthems from anunforgettable voice
• Nsqk
  Growing up in Mexico, he listened to Skrillex and started making beats. Now, his sound is limitless
• Rema
  The Nigerian superstar is redefining Afrobeats — and has already scored a record-breaking single in the process. But to get here, he had to overcome a tragic past
• Lola Young
  She’s not afraid to get a little “Messy,” and the world loves it
• KiiiKiii
  The newest act in this issue is a five-member girl group from South Korea
• Anycia
  The Atlanta rapper who’s winning fans by being herself
• Samara Cyn
  Her thoughtful, poetic rhymes are all aboutforward motion, and she’s not slowing down
• Fcukers
  Live from New York, an unstoppable dance-pop duo
• Laila!
  The Brooklyn teen making some of the most exciting R&B out there
• Bobby Weir: ‘I’ve Never Made Plans. I’m Too Busy’
  THE ROLLING STONE INTERVIEW
• The Life And Mystery Of Luigi Mangione
  How a well-liked Ivy League grad became the most debated murder suspect in recent history
• Parasocial Politics: Why It’s Never Been Harder For Artists To Protest
  We want musicians to reflect the times, but who decides what that should look like?
• Is Marvel Television Finally Ready To Kick The MCU To The Curb?
  Daredevil: Born Again offers a flash of hope for small-screen superheroes.
• Bootsy Collins
  The legendary bassist on lessons from James Brown, the perils of faking the funk, and how Kamala Harris helped reunite him with George Clinton