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Nightly continues their steady stream of releases with two new tracks. The first, “about you” with Swedish electro duo NOTD and solo single “Hate My Favorite Band.” Despite great collaborations thus far, and having opened for some big names, being on the bill with NOTD is an impressive feat. The duo, who are best known for tracks like “I Wanna Know” with Bea Miller
Cade Hoppe is, in a way, living a Troy Bolton-esque “High School Musical” story in real life. He grew up in Sacramento, CA and was poised to pursue both finance and basketball, which he had been playing since the age of four, professionally. Hoppe began his finance degree and collegiate basketball program at NYU, dipping his toe into the music world when he could,
LNDN’s song “Life Like That” and the accompanying music video for the track, are reminiscent of a lot of quarantine-era content. The song sounds like a cut track from Lauv’s Without You EP, while the music video, a stunning collection of exterior woodsy/water shots, immediately brings you back to Taylor Swift’s folklore era. Inspired by LNDN’s frequent moves around Canada- from busy cities to
Grammy predictions for the General categories, Pop, Alternative, and R&B. Predictions are what I think will/should win, while my picks are what I’d WANT to win General Record Of The Year • “I Still Have Faith In You”- ABBA • “Freedom”- Jon Batiste • “I Get A Kick Out Of You”- Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett • “Peaches”- Justin Bieber feat. Daniel Caesar and
Last Monday’s The Midnight concert at Boston’s Royale was the definition of sold out. Not like when an arena will tweet “Tonight’s show is SOLD OUT” while a few hundred to a thousand tickets still linger on Ticketmaster, but like… for real. And though only a handful more patrons could have fit in the room, it didn’t feel too packed or uncomfortable- as the
“I GOT A QUESTION FOR THE STREETS, WHO HOTTER THAN GEE?” Louisville hip-hop artist EST Gee dropped another banger earlier this year. After sharing two mixtapes in 2021, Bigger Than Life or Death and I Still Don’t Feel Nun, that helped the rapper score his first Billboard 200 Top 10 appearance, there’s no wonder why his confidence is sky-high (as it should be)! Directed
Ella Mai’s “DFMU” is an ode to 90s R&B and I’m here for it. “DFMU” (Don’t F*** Me Up) is Ella Mai’s latest single rumored to be the lead track off her sophomore album. The relationship-based narrative tells the story of someone who has fallen in love and wants some form of reassurance from their partner. The slick and moody music video directed by
Lexi Aviles, better known by her stage name Love You Later, is making waves within the Nashville music community while simultaneously staking her claim among today’s long, diverse list of great female artists. She expertly crafts compelling pop hooks, while putting her own spin on modern synth pop in the same vein as Betty Who or Carly Rae Jepsen. Her lyrics are full of
The closest thing you’ll get to blues music on network television or mainstream radio these days is a cover of a song on a reality singing competition show like American Idol or The Voice, or a tribute to a legendary artist at the Grammy Awards. The tributes are usually memorable but fade from the public consciousness within a few hours, and the covers on
Described as “One of the most promising acts to come out of the pandemic” by Lyrical Lemonade, Boston native, Khamari is causing waves in the music industry with his smooth vocals and R&B flair. His single “Doctor, My Eyes” released in January reminds me a little of Frank Ocean but what really hooked me were the lyrics. His ability to express how many of
