The 80s may have been 40 years ago, but their influence is alive and well in the music of 4 Minutes Later. A duo made up of rising producers Juynor and Moon, 4 Minutes Later describe themselves as an alien pop band- focused on creating music that serves as a form of self expression and discovery. Having started as an anonymous internet sensation back
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Nightly’s New Song “Lose My Number” Is A Total Vibe
Fresh off the heels of their biggest headline show yet, at the Avalon in Los Angeles this past Wednesday, the Nashville-based alt-pop trio is back with new single, “Lose My Number.” The group has actively promoted the track on TikTok as well as with some direct fan interaction, providing a phone number for fans to text. While there are some automated messages involved, they’ve
EST GEE RELEASES EERIE VIDEO FOR HIS LATEST TRACK
Off his mixtape Bigger Than Life Or Death, EST Gee released the visuals for his track titled “Make It Even.” The Louisville rapper threatens revenge on his enemies with his gritty wordplay and unapologetic lyrics. Directed by Diesel Filmz, the video takes place in a church and boarders on blasphemous with the inclusion of occult themes. EST Gee dons a red cross on his
Near Tears Explores Digital Intimacy With New Single
The internet can be a wondrous place. With all of the information we could ever need at our fingertips, new methods of communication popping up every few years, and countless trending apps that keep us glued to our phones- technology is very plainly both a blessing and a curse. Allowing us to now be more connected to each other than ever- it also sets
An Honest Reflection of ‘Dear Evan Hansen’: ‘Sincerely, Me’
The Stage Production In order to allow others to try and understand my perspective here, I feel it is appropriate to address my relationship with the stage production of “Dear Evan Hansen” before attempting to dive into the film adaptation. I first heard “Waving Through A Window” in early 2017. I was struck by Ben Platt’s vocal performance of what is, arguably, one of
State Champs Cover Fall Out Boy’s “Chicago Is So Two Years Ago”
There is nothing more synonymous with the city Chicago than the band Fall Out Boy. At least if you are in any way familiar with the iconic emo band’s deep love for their hometown and subsequent ten plus tracks that give it a shout out. And therefore, it should be no surprise that this past weekend when Chicago’s biggest alternative music festival rolled into
Super Whatevr Announce Split
The past year has been extremely difficult for musicians. With a lack of touring revenue, merch sales dropping due to an economic collapse, and an increased difficulty in getting music heard as social media has become the main way to promote any new releases- along with the increased financial, mental, and emotional strain the COVID pandemic has put on the world as a whole,
Selfish Things Tease Fall Return
Selfish Things are back. After announcing their breakup last year amid the height of the COVID pandemic, the Canadian rockers took to social media to share that they would be discounting all merchandise and officially taking a step back from making music. Not long after came the deletion of all of their social media pages- leaving fans with nothing but their music to be
Noah’s Songs Of The Month: August Picks
Each week, I go through Genius’ album lists and listen to anything I find interesting. Then, at least twice a month, I’ll go through their singles list, updated daily, and make a playlist of a bunch of new releases. I also find music through Spotify, on Twitter and on music blogs August was jam-packed. We got new albums from Lorde, Billie Eilish, The Killers,
State Champs Release New Single, “Just Sound”
It has been three long years since pop punk icons State Champs released Living Proof– the 2018 album that quickly became the soundtrack to the final Vans Warped Tour and fans everywhere. With irresistible tracks such as “Criminal” and “Mine is Gold” coupled with the heart string pulling “Our Time To Go,” and angst filled “Dead and Gone,” Living Proof set the band up