Classical-crossover soprano Giorgia Fumanti has released a new album, “Enchanted Garden,” through Virgin Music, led by a new recording of “La Vie En Rose” accompanied by a music video. The 12-track project combines well-known 20th-century melodies with five original compositions, including two written by Fumanti herself, the title track and “Harmony.”

The album draws on film and stage music, including Michel Legrand’s “I Will Wait For You” from “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg,” a setting of Max Steiner’s “Tara’s Theme” from “Gone with the Wind,” an Italian version of Nino Rota’s love theme from “Romeo and Juliet,” and a Tchaikovsky-inspired track from Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty.” It also includes “Voilà,” the song Barbara Pravi performed at Eurovision 2021. The project marks a shift from Fumanti’s previous two albums, “Cinema Collection” and “Cinema II,” which focused on film scores, toward themes of love, family and everyday life, according to the announcement.

Fumanti, who was born in Tuscany and has lived in Quebec since 2002, has previously charted on Billboard’s classical crossover chart and reached No. 1 in Japan and South Africa with her album “From My Heart,” according to the announcement, which also states she has sold more than 1.5 million albums and performs for 60,000 monthly Spotify listeners.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Eric Alper, thatericalper.com.

MoBlack Records is releasing an Afro House reinterpretation of Mory Kanté’s “Mana Mana Ko,” credited to Italian producer MoBlack alongside Feki Station, out November 13.

The rework retains Kanté’s original vocals while building a new instrumental around them, with percussion, synth arrangements and piano progressions that develop toward what the label describes as a euphoric climax.

MoBlack, who has spent time living in Ghana, has built a reputation within the Afro House scene for blending African musical traditions with house, electronic and melodic techno influences. The new track continues that approach, pairing the late Guinean artist’s vocal performance with a contemporary dancefloor production.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Valentina Vistoli, valentinavistoli.com.

Fall Out Boy has announced the Twilight of the Punks World Tour, a 2027 run the band is billing as its biggest headline trek to date, promoted by Live Nation. The European and UK leg kicks off May 17 at Prague’s O2 Arena and runs through 15 dates in 11 countries, including a June 5 show at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, before wrapping June 13 in Łódź, Poland. A Day To Remember and Neck Deep will support on those dates.

The North American leg begins July 13 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, and spans 21 stadium dates including Fenway Park, Citi Field, Dodger Stadium and a hometown show at Chicago’s Soldier Field, closing August 26 in Portland, Oregon. The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far are set to join as support on most U.S. dates.

To mark the announcement, the band staged a surprise pop-up show at Koreatown Plaza in Los Angeles on November 10, performing an eight-song set that included the live debut of new single “Aces” alongside catalog staples such as “Sugar, We’re Goin Down” and “Centuries.” The event tied into an interactive online promotion, “Twilight Town Mall,” which according to the announcement drew over a million site visits and 6.1 million minutes of watch time. Tour tickets go on general sale November 12, following a presale that began November 11.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Avery Robinson, LiveNation.com.

Toronto rap pioneer Saukrates has released a 2026 remix of his 2009 track “Fades Away,” featuring an early-career verse from Drake and the late King Reign, out now via Frostbyte Media/SRG-ILS through Virgin Music and Universal Music Group. The track also features The BLK LT$, with all four artists sharing songwriting credit. Producers Walter Milsapp III and XMan reworked the original.

The original version appeared on King Reign’s 2009 EP “Reign Music,” produced by Saukrates, at a point when Drake had not yet broken through commercially. King Reign, born Kunle Thomas and a member of the Scarborough group BrassMunk, died in 2016 at age 40. Saukrates dedicated the remix to him.

Saukrates, born Karl Amani Wailoo, released his debut single in 1994 and earned a JUNO nomination two years later. He co-founded the Toronto collective The Circle alongside Kardinal Offishall, Choclair and Jully Black, and has since worked with artists including Redman, Nas, Nelly Furtado and K-os. According to the announcement, he is preparing a collection of classics, including a reworked version of “On The Run” with K-os and Furtado, followed by a collaboration album with DJ Nana next year.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Eric Alper, thatericalper.com.

Canadian-Australian progressive rock duo Trope has released “DYAD,” a 17-track double album split into two halves: “DYAD I,” seven progressive rock songs, and “DYAD II,” ten stripped-down alternative rock tracks. Porcupine Tree and King Crimson drummer Gavin Harrison appears on the track “Here’s to the Lonely,” and Puscifer drummer Gunnar Olsen features on a reimagined version of The Stranglers’ “Golden Brown.”

The album, written by vocalist Diana Studenberg and guitarist-producer Moonhead, took three years to make and was recorded on laptop setups across London, Ontario, Montreal, Toronto, Bulgaria and Mexico rather than in traditional studios, according to the band. Moonhead handled production, engineering, mixing and mastering and played guitar, bass and piano, while Studenberg co-wrote lyrics and melodies and engineered her own vocals. Drummer Max Botco also contributed to the recording.

According to the announcement, Loudwire named “DYAD” among its most anticipated progressive rock and metal albums of 2026. Trope plans to roll the album out on Spotify gradually, adding one track per month over the coming year. The band has also added Nic Ross on drums and Andrew Taylor on bass, with touring planned for 2027.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Eric Alper, thatericalper.com.