The Academy Is… Announce Anniversary Tour
The Story So Far Announce Fall Tour
GALLERY: Movements Spring Tour Shakes Up MGM Music Hall
Rachel Chinouriri Releases Dreamy New Single “Can We Talk About Isaac?”
When We Were Young Announces Second Festival Day
Alex Warren Releases New Music Video For “Ordinary”
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
Selena Gomez Releases New Single, Announces New Album with Benny Blanco
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 playlists of a bunch of new releases. I also find music through Spotify, on Twitter and on music blogs, and May was absolutely brimming with great music and the excitement of both concerts
The year is officially half over now as we come to a close on the first week of June. And as crazy as that seems after what feels like ten years of COVID-19 precautionary shutdowns,we are now inching one month closer to the return to live music- and a slow return to a much needed sense of normalcy. And what better way for an
Hayley Kiyoko is ringing in Pride Month the best way that she knows how- by releasing a brand new single all about learning to accept yourself and your worth. “Chance,” which is the singer’s second single of the year following April’s “Found My Friends,” explores young love and the constant stream of “what if’s?” that come with having a new love interest who you
Memphis-native, Moneybagg Yo has a whole lot to celebrate this year. His fourth full-length album, A Gangsta’s Pain, hit the No.1 spot on the Billboard 200 chart. To make his first No.1 even sweeter, the album made a return to the top position a couple of weeks after its release. It is the longest running No.1 hip-hop album on the Billboard 200 this year.
The alt-rock indie hitmakers Smallpools are ready to hit listeners with their song of the summer “Life of the Party.” Smallpools have made a name for themselves with their signature electro-pop infused melodies and contagious soundscapes after their debut release “Dreaming” in 2013, now an RIAA Certified Gold track. With continued success with their debut album LOVETAP! in 2015, the trio opened for acts
Memorial Day has crept up on us faster than we could have ever expected as 2021 continues to fly by. But as always, this Memorial Day Weekend was plentiful with brand new tour announcements, album sneak peeks and our favorite: new singles from some of our favorite oldies and newbies. And in the spirit of celebration and the joy that this slow return to
There’s something special about being niche. I previously had never thought so, but Kandemic have proved me wrong time and time again and continue to intrigue. Their latest offering- this week’s “Control” -now becoming my favourite track by them so far. The band’s latest single “Control” features Road Wives, dropped this Wednesday and was released on the year’s first Super Flower Blood Moon and
World’s First Cinema may have only debuted a short few months ago, but they are already mastering the art of creating infectious melodies, captivating visuals and music that will hit you in your mind, body and soul. A perfect example being this past week’s “Make Me A Monster.” Released only 12 days ago and already reaching 48k streams on Spotify alone, and over 33k
We may be late to the game, but Lauren Sanderson is an artist that is impossible to ignore, and her new track “QUEEN BEE” deserves all of the attention it can get. A fun alt pop single, “QUEEN BEE” marks Sanderson’s second release since announcing her re-launch as an independent artist earlier this year, and gives fans a taste of what is to come
Korean-American artists, Justin Park and Ted Park, released their new single “Adore You, Dior You” last month. The video has over 250,000 views on YouTube and the infectious melody definitely has us feeling those early summer vibes. Produced by Banana Beatz and written by both Justin Park and Ted Park, the duo compliment each other well on what we hope will be a string
