2020 has undeniably been a great year for music. Every month has seen the release of new singles, albums, or EPs that have been career defining for their creators. 1999 the new EP by Rich Brian is no stranger to this feat, as the rapper invites us into his most thematic work yet. Released on August 25, the EP has over 12 million streams
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American Authors Unveil New EP “Counting Down”
After the release of their third studio album Seasons last year, American Authors fans have been dying for more new music. And luckily for them, and us, today the indie quartet have blessed us with a full collection of songs to sing along to. Counting Down, which dropped at midnight, is a collection of five songs, including four previously released singles and a new
Yours Truly Release Debut Album “Self Care”
Yours Truly first landed on Second Society Report’s radar after the release of their single “High Hopes” back in 2018. And now, two years later, we are so excited to see the release of their debut album, Self Care As the band’s first follow up to 2019’s Afterburner, which helped gain the band over 200 thousand monthly listeners on Spotify alone, Self Care gives
Set It Off release Fifth Studio Album “Midnight”
Floridian Pop-Punk band Set it Off has done it again. After three years, and many tours, the band has finally released their fifth studio album, “Midnight.” The 15 song record dropped at midnight on February 1st, and within 48 hours had already surpassed over one million online streams. The album, which features everything from broadway-esque anthems, classically angry punk pieces, and the ever present
Bring Me The Horizon: “amo” Delivers New Sound and New Controversy
On January 11th, British alt rock band Bring Me The Horizon dropped their latest album, “amo.” After almost four years of silence from the band, “amo” follows their 2015 album “That’s The Spirit,” on which the band took their first steps away from their former metal sound and into a more rock/alt sound. With less harsh vocals, and lighter instrumentals, “amo” is a welcome
