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After the massive success of “Emiliana, love nwantiti”, CKay has teamed up with Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Davido and South Africa’s Amapiano new school hitmakers Focalistic and Abidoza. The new single “Watawi” (what are we?) covers a familiar topic when the question of adding a label to whatever it is that’s going on comes up. CKay commented that “A lot of people have been in
Following in the footsteps of artists like Kehlani and Queen Naija, TheBabyDon stakes her claim as a fresh new presence in Hip-Hop and R&B. Her new single “Mood” is a breezy, by-the-numbers pop/R&B tune that showcases her effortless cool, clever wordplay, and ability to ride a beat with precision and originality. The song essentially serves as a vehicle to woo a person of interest,
A lot has changed since Alec Chambers’ early shows in New York. Back in 2017, he played a short set on Stage 1 of Rockwood Music Hall, a smaller room meant for artists to cut their teeth in front of a New York crowd. Two years later, fresh off a viral cover of Halsey’s “Without Me,” he headlined The Mercury Lounge, an impressive feat
Jojo Engelbert, best known for her work on “Ariel, Zoey & Eli, Too” on the Sling platform, continues to dive into music with her newest single “Sweet N Sour.” Engelbert, at just 15 years old, has a great voice, and definitely has some idea of the artist she wants to be, but she hasn’t figured it all out just yet. Her cover of Avril
Lately, all we want to do is lay around with you and talk about how absolutely phenomenal Broadside is. After first stealing our hearts with the release of their 2015 single “Coffee Talk,” Broadside have steadily risen up the ranks of pop-rock bands. Following the release of that year’s Old Bones and subsequently 2017’s Paradise, the band were making waves in the scene one
If you visit her Instagram page, Los Angeles-based singer Goldie Vargas seems like a living, breathing representation of California itself. She looks like she was born to be in front of a camera, her natural beauty coming across easily in shots of her by the pool, in a classic car in Malibu, out in the constant LA sunshine, and more. Most pictures have a
A lot of things have changed over the past two years, but our love for Broadside is not one of them. A band who constantly push themselves to create compelling melodies, introspective lyrics, and undeniably good music, the Virginia natives have once more grabbed our attention with the release of their brand new single, “One Last Time.” The first original track to be released
Will Linley is the guy you strike up a conversation with while waiting for your drink at Starbucks. He’s the guy who gets thousands of views within hours of posting a 30-second cover of an Ed Sheeran song to his IG story. He’s the guy who mingles with everyone and their mother at parties. He is just… THAT guy. Will Linley’s success isn’t so
Nashville-based indie-rock trio Goldpark is back with a new single, “Covered In Sunshine,” off their forthcoming EP. This new track is the very quick follow up to “Lady Lightyear,” the story of a celestial love affair, which was released not even two months ago. While “Lady Lightyear” was by no means a bad song, it seemed like a misguided experiment. A song like that
Cincinnati native, Arin Ray, released his love-drunk record “Gold.” The track is a lush romantic ode to a his lady who not only exceeds his expectations in the love department but crushes them. The video (directed by Ray and Whipalo) sees the singer and his co-star indulge in a day spent in a luxe, spacious home as the R&B crooner sings: “They say I
