#Music
Dolly and Beyoncé’s Jolene: A Power Question
When two titans of music, Dolly Parton and Beyoncé, are brought into the orbit of a song like Jolene, the
Craig Badynee premieres new single “I’ve Been In Trouble Before”
Chicago-based singer and songwriter Craig Benedict Valentine Badynee has built a career spanning decades, marked by an enduring immersion in
Sylvie signs Ghostly International album debut details
Los Angeles artist Ben Schwab is ready to share a new chapter in his musical journey, announcing the forthcoming release
BB Frontman begs for Fallout 4 Mod after being bullied
When music, mayhem, and modding collide, the results are often unforgettable. At the recent headlining gig at the PNC Bank
War on Drugs Who’s That
There is a certain kind of joy that ripples through music circles when a new release drops, and right now,
Max Richter releases While The Flood Rages album
While The Flood Rages: Max Richter Unites with Wayne McGregor for Epic New Work Prepare to dive into a world
Sylvie reveals details for debut album New Season
The music world is buzzing with exciting news from the LA scene, where artist Sylvie is preparing to unveil her
Joshua Bassett digs deeper on ‘easier’
With a knack for tapping into the deepest corners of human emotion, Joshua Bassett’s music possesses an undeniable pull. His
War On Drugs drops new single Who’s That
Some music simply refuses to fade into the background. It demands attention, wraps you in a sonic landscape, and delivers
Plum Comes Out Swinging: Post-Punk Tour
Plum is a powerhouse of post-punk talent, delivering a collection of tracks on their album Bodies in Motion that are
Dirty Three announce Ulterior Motives demos and live recordings
The Australian music scene is buzzing with anticipation, thanks to the latest moves from the formidable trio, Dirty Three. Known
Teenage Fanclub drops new single Be With You Tonight
The anticipation for new music is a powerful force, and right now, that energy is being channeled by Teenage Fanclub,
Bloc Party Romance Anatomy
The shift in tone is palpable. Where Bloc Party once navigated the waters of emotional ambiguity, their seventh creative effort,
Rhiannon Giddens’ defining moment
Rhiannon Giddens: Finding Harmony in the Crossings of Music For artists, the journey is rarely a straight line. It is
Danielle Ponder unveils new song God Of You
Meet Danielle Ponder, a songwriter whose voice doesn’t just carry melody—it carries insight. This remarkable vocalist is known for crafting
The Big Moon shares new song Three Things
The Big Moon is back, and they are bringing a fresh wave of sound with their new single, Three Things.
Cristale Releases Debut Mixtape Clear Intentions
South London artist Cristale is set to usher in a significant new era for herself with the release of her
Brian Eno relaunches Opal Records
Brian Eno Reintroduces Opal Records: A Sanctuary for Outsiders Legendary artist Brian Eno has made a quiet but significant reappearance
Oasis tease gig in Paris the first since 2009
The ghosts of Britpop are still rattling the music world, and the enduring myth of Oasis continues to conjure up
Brooklyn Aura: 20 photos from the experiment tour
The roar of the crowd was electric, and the atmosphere inside the Barclays Center was anything but ordinary. A trio
Danielle Ponder unveils “God of You” single
Danielle Ponder is setting the stage for something special, dropping a tantalizing preview of her forthcoming album, Everything Has Changed.
Lagoon Blue Party Vibes
The wait is almost over for Bloc Party fans. Their highly anticipated new album, Anatomy Of A Brief Romance, is
iKeda: Don’t Call Me a Pop Star It’s Cringe
Alphonse Pierre’s “Off the Dome” column is a vibrant exploration of everything that captures the imagination—from cutting-edge music and mixtapes
Liim’s raps born from New York concrete
The Soundtrack of Harlem: A Polymath’s Plea for Emotion The rhythm of life in Harlem is often a complex tapestry
Billy in action
How do you kick off a song? With a punch. The way the band Sports Team launches their new single,