It’s been a little over one year since Grayacale released their sophomore album Nella Vita and now the band are ready to begin a new chapter with the release of their new single “Diamond.” Officially released this morning, “Diamond” is an upbeat pop rock track that radiates positivity and a “nobody’s gonna kill my vibe” attitude. While the track is a bit of a
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Nightly Release New Single “older”
Alt-pop band Nightly are just two days away from the release of their new album night, love you and are once again treating fans to another album sneak peak byway of their new single “older.” A soft ballad that’s driven by acoustic guitar and a light percussion beat, “older” is an ode to growing up and having doubts about how you have handled your
Alexis Lynn Releases New Single “Ghosts”
Social anxiety is one of the most common forms of anxiety and insecurity. From fearing being in public spaces due to either a fear of interacting with others or fear that you will be judged or not accepted due to your looks, personality, or other traits- social anxiety is an unfortunate reality that leaves a lot of us feeling alone in the world. But
Demi Lovato Releases Emotional Political Ballad “Commander in Chief”
Demi Lovato has been openly vocal about her political beliefs since leaving her Disney days behind so it should come as no surprise to fans that the pop star has taken to the recording studio to release a scathing political commentary byway of a beautifully produced ballad. “Commander in Chief” which dropped this morning is an open and brutally honest recounting of Lovato’s own
Illicit Ghost Releases Debut Music Video for “Present”
The Coronavirus pandemic has affected a lot regarding music over the past seven months. From shutting down concerts to closing studios for in indefinite lengths of time and preventing music videos from being filmed in their planned manner- the pandemic has uprooted all areas of the industry and forced both artists and crew members alike to find new ways to get creative in an
Kat Saul Releases New Single “Alright,” Announces EP
Alt-pop artist Kat Saul is ready to kick her fall off to a great start with the release of her brand new single “Alright.” Following “I Love to Hate You” and “Monsters,” “Alright” is Saul’s third release of the year and debuted alongside a colorful new music video that puts the star on full display. A dreamy pop song about giving into love, “Alright”
BLACKPINK Break Billboard Records
BLACKPINK have secured their spot on the Billboard 200 and shattered records while getting there. After releasing their first English language LP THE ALBUM at the beginning of this month, the South Korean quartet have broken a 12 year record as their album debuted at the #2 spot on the Billboard 200. As the first all female group to achieve this high of a
Quarantine Questionnaire: River of Souls
One of the best parts of being a music fan in 2020 is the ability to discover artists from all over the globe with relative ease. With power from the internet, as well as social media, fans are able to connect more so than ever with artists they may not otherwise have discovered all through sharing, public playlists, and general marketing. And while the
Quarantine Questionnaire: TramstonValley
Japanese rock band TramstonValley aren’t letting the Coronavirus pandemic get in the way of creating new, meaningful music that connects them to fans from all over the world. From their debut EP First Three which released last year to their latest single “From inside of me (stayhome edit.)” which dropped this summer, drummer Nogi, bassist Wallaby and vocalist/guitarist Haruki have kept positive attitudes as
INTERVIEW: Marcelyn, the band Chat About New Album, Recording in 2020 & More
While the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic have not been lost on members of the music industry or music fans as we continue on during the year of no live music, one of the lesser discussed consequences has been the subsequent shutdowns of recording spaces and studios. In a time when music and entertainment are needed and demanded by the public more so than
