Amazon has recently launched a collaborative series “Produced By,” which matches up artists and producers to create exclusive content for their users.   Through this series, Margo Price has recently released a music video for “Leftovers,” a new song created in conjunction with producer Matt Ross-Spang.

“I wrote ‘Leftovers’ based on the kinds of people that don’t have any original ideas of their own,” Price says in an official statement. “It could be anything from stealing a song idea, to copying someone else’s style, or dating an ex of a good friend….I also really just wanted to rhyme ‘asshole’ with ‘casserole’ and this seemed like the perfect opportunity.

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Iconic singer-songwriter John Prine covered one of Stevie Wonder’s anthems “I Just Called To Say I Love You” during a live session recorded for the ongoing Spotify Singles series. The series typically sees musicians record one of their own songs as well as a cover of a song they love for a special release via the global streaming platform.

Additionally, the 71-year-old singer-songwriter also performed a song from his recently issued album, The Tree of Forgiveness during his session in Nashville. Prine released The Tree of Forgiveness, his first album of new material in 13 years which was recorded at the historic RCA Studio A. The ten-track LP was produced by Nashville vet Dave Cobb and accompanied by The Secret Sisters. Dave Cobb also served as the producer for recent records from Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell and more.

New footage of John Lennon performing the song “How Do You Sleep?” was recently released ahead of the upcoming 6-CD box set Imagine – The Ultimate Collection, which is due out on Oct. 5.

Ryley Walker, a Chicago-based experimentalist singer-songwriter has announced his next album, a cover of Dave Matthews Band’s fan favorite and the lost album The Lillywhite Sessions, will be released on November 16.

Dave Matthew’s Band recorded these tracks between 1999 and 2000 and the sessions with producer Steve Lillywhite were intended to serve as DMB’s follow-up to their third full-length, Before These Crowded Streets. However, the band and label decided to shelve the songs and Dave Matthews instead wrote Everyday alongside producer Glen Ballard — until they were leaked via Napster as The Lillywhite Sessions.

A previously unheard cassette tape recording of Prince performing on his Piano at his Kiowa Trail home studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota has been turned into a 9 song 35 minute album. The song “Why The Butterflies” is the latest song to emerge which you can listen to it below. Another track from the album “Mary Don’t You Weep” played on the end credits of Spike Lee’s movie, BlacKkKlansman is a soul stirring rendition of the 19th Century spiritual.

Piano & A Microphone from the Prince Estate in coordination with Warner Bros will be released on Sept.21. You can pre-order the album here.

Pearl Jam fans can’t deny this good news. The veteran band premiered their new song “Can’t Deny Me” on Tuesday. The band confirmed the single will appear on a previously undisclosed forthcoming album coming out via Monkeywrench/Republic Records. This is the group’s first new original release since 2013’s “Lightening Bolt.”  Sparking speculation that it was part of a potential new record, “Can’t Deny Me” was privately released to Pearl Jam fan club members over the weekend.