Posts by Lucas Bennett
Cutting Edge scores Fast & Furious and Yellowstone music from Brian Tyler
In the high-stakes world of intellectual property and music rights, a truly monumental agreement has recently been finalized, setting a
David Goldsen promoted to EVP A&R at Warner Chappell Music
Stepping Up: The New Leadership at Warner Chappell Music The music industry is constantly evolving, and with it comes exciting
Mallory Hawk in Four O’Clocks
Mallory Hawk, the former frontwoman of Customer, is embarking on a new musical journey, introducing listeners to her debut solo
Actress releases Radical Frame hear “Overchord”
Darren J. Cunningham, the London-based producer known by the moniker Actress, has spent two decades deep in the world of
Sunn O)) maps out North American Fall Tour
The sonic architects of heavy music, Sunn O))), are setting their sights on a new adventure, embarking on a comprehensive
Manager behind Audien Valentino Khan and Prodigy’s Next Wave
The art of managing a superstar is complex; running an entire operation while simultaneously nurturing your own roster presents a
Artists in Demand: The Top 4 Cities This Week
From stadium-filling singer-songwriters to intimate underplays, current ticket listings reveal a fascinating reality about what audiences are craving across North
Beck Hitches’ Ride to a New Album
The genre-hopping maestro Beck is back, and this time, he’s bringing a whole new atmospheric shift to the table. After
Miracle on the Hudson: Pilot diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger III, the legendary pilot who navigated the terrifying chaos of the 2009 “Miracle on the Hudson,”
Julieta Venegas revisits her Norteña roots
In a world increasingly defined by digital borders, true musical exploration often happens not on a screen, but through the
CJ Wiley unleashes ‘Just Can’t Quit’ on new EP
Musician CJ Wiley is back, ready to dive into the deep end of romantic cycles with his highly anticipated new
Discover who Mighty Real’s pop music is for
When we talk about music, we are talking about history, emotion, and identity. Few works manage to transcend their original
Nottingham Waterfront Festival 2026 at The Canalhouse
The 2026 edition of the Nottingham Waterfront Festival proved to be an absolute spectacle, delivering a lineup packed with performances
Olivia Rodrigo’s Cruel Survival
Olivia Rodrigo has consistently demonstrated an incredible knack for capturing the raw, visceral emotions of adolescence, but with her latest
Guided by Voices’ Hot Streak Continues
In the sprawling, often chaotic landscape of independent music, some acts manage to not just survive but continuously redefine their
Death Cab for Cutie Looking Backward and Forward
Death Cab for Cutie has officially launched their debut release under their new imprint, I Built You a Tower. This
Tashera Savage’s journey from trauma to triumph
Tashera Savage Charts a New Course for Baltimore Storytelling in Upcoming Biopic Rapper Tashera Savage is set to bring a
Jazz Vibes Simon Moullier creates his best album
The Fluidity of Sound: Simon Moullier and the Magic of Ceiba There are bands that simply play music, and then
Baby Copperhead’s Wild Journey Catch a Cold
Music doesn’t always adhere to neat, labeled boxes. In a landscape constantly evolving, the true artistry often lies not in
Gaia’s Warm Embrace of Rhythmic Reflection
The Warmth of Connection: Diving into Ant Thomaz‘s GAIA In a world that often feels hurried and disconnected, music has
Indie Basement Week: Classic Indie, Alternative & College Rock
This collection of text explores the profound and wide-ranging influence of the band Cocteau Twins (specifically referencing Robin Guthrie and