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
Halsey Announces For My Last Trick Tour
New Music Friday is upon us once more, and that means we are gearing up for the weekend with new tracks from some of our well known faves and some rising artists who are hitting it out of the park. The perfect way to close out a busy week of work, rapid New England weather changes, and a global sense of hope as vaccinations
One of the best parts of our day is getting the opportunity to discover dozens of new artists and be exposed to a variety of new singles, genres, and concepts that we may not come across on our own. With our New Music Friday playlists growing each day, and countless new tracks being sent our way- we have been so thankful to find some
Razteria is reminding us of the importance of loving the Earth and our relationship to it today with the release of her new music video for “What I Love.” The latest single to be released by the singer, “What I Love” shares the process of accepting the journey of life for what it is and learning to find love regardless of where you are
easy life are continuing to prepare for their upcoming album this week with the release of a brand new music video for their single “skeletons.” The second single to be released by the band this year, “skeletons” is the fourth track off of their upcoming album life’s a beach and brings listeners on the ride of falling for someone you know is trouble. And
Tommy Newport has had quite a busy year thus far. From dropping the single “Yellow Lines” and subsequently his EP Ultra Mango, the rising musician has shown no signs of slowing down- bringing us to this past week’s “Stargazer.” A smooth and infectious track, “Stargazer” features Grammy nominated EARTHGANG and appeals to listeners of all musical preferences. Using a groovy, thick funk bassline mixed
Tombstones in Their Eyes Releases New Album, Looking for a Light Tombstones in Their Eyes has been developing their brand of meditative shoegaze since the mid-2010s. Starting as a collaborative songwriting project between childhood friends, John Treanor and James Cooper, in which they drew on their own experiences as youths in the Southern California punk scene, the duo has been releasing music, collaborating with
The past year has been anything but easy. With a global pandemic having us all worried about our health, our loved ones, and many of us struggling to find work after several industries were completely shut down, it feels safe to say that 2020 is not a year anyone wishes to remember. And now, as we cruise our way through 2021 and watch things
One of the most important parts of being an artistic person is having the opportunity to network with likeminded individuals and work together to foster creativity in a way that helps push our artistic natures and imaginations further than we may be able to achieve on our own. And through these connections, we are able to create a community of equally supportive people that
Penny Bored takes listeners back with nostalgic centric and raw new single “Emerald Green.” The track is heavy in smyths that can’t help but feel reminiscent of the early 2000’s, which draws listener’s in in a sentimental and slightly bitter fashion. “Emerald Green” covers the topic of jealousy for different perspectives, exploring the way people process this emotion and its impact. Jealousy is most
Summer is just around the corner and LA-based R&B duo Emotional Oranges have teamed up with global sensation Becky G to get you ready for warmer days. “Down to Miami” combines the psychedelic dance music of Emotional Orange and the upbeat force of Becky G. A year ago, the duo teased the stripped guitar idea that would eventually be reworked to create “Down to
