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With a vision to redefine dubstep, future and melodic bass music, Kartypartyy and Cyrus Gold have quickly become two artists to know about in the bass music scene. Uniting for their highly anticipated collaboration “No More Lies“, Kartypartyy and Cyrus Gold have releasing this heater via Barong Family just in time for festival season. It’s

Play video content Adele has had it will everything from cellphones to ashes being hurled on stage at singers during their concerts, and she has threatened her fans with death if they follow suit!!! The famed singer seems to have a new schtick …. stopping the concert to talk about stuff that’s bubbling up in

Graphic by Marina Kozak News New Music Releases and Upcoming Albums in 2023 A regularly updated guide to the new albums, EPs, mixtapes, and projects getting released in the coming weeks and months By Pitchfork April 1, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter New albums are getting announced and released constantly. It’s tough to stay on

July 3rd has a full moon, and with it comes “So Much,” a new song from Peter Gabriel’s upcoming album, i/o. Listen to the track below. Written and produced by Gabriel himself, “So Much” features a string arrangement from John Metcalfe, while Tony Levin plays bass, David Rhodes contributes guitar, and Gabriel’s daughter, Melanie, sings backing

In the pulsating heart of the contemporary music scene, it’s a rarity to unearth a sound that is simultaneously euphonic and profoundly resonant – a harmony that sails effortlessly into the emotional depths of its listeners. Breaking free from the ephemeral trends and predictable melodies, the synth-pop album, ‘Love and Oceans,’ by Ámaris Wen is

Taylor Swift once had a wardrobe whoopsie eerily similar to Marilyn Monroe‘s famous blowing-dress moment — something that, until now, could only be viewed from one side. Diehard Swifites will likely remember this well … back in 2011 — on the heels of Taylor releasing her OG ‘Speak Now’ album — she went on tour

News Rick Froberg, Singer and Guitarist in Drive Like Jehu and Hot Snakes, Dies at 55 His passing comes two weeks after posting that the new Hot Snakes record was “very near done” By Matthew Ismael Ruiz July 2, 2023 Facebook Twitter Rick Froberg performs in Drive Like Jehu in Madrid, Spain, June 10, 2016

Rick Froberg, vocalist and guitarist of Hot Snakes, Drive Like Jehu, and Obits, has died at the age of 55. John Reis, Froberg’s longtime collaborator in Hot Snakes and Drive Like Jehu, confirmed his passing in a post to Instagram on Saturday. “Rick passed away suddenly last night [June 30th] from natural causes. His art

DROELOE is without a doubt one of the most talented artists around whose ability to play multiple instruments and not be locked into one genre is part of what has garnered such a massive following around his career thus far. He recently releseaed the 2nd single off of his forthcoming debut solo album ‘The Art

Play video content TMZ.com Rakim Allah‘s perfectly OK with Outkast being considered the best rap group that ever lived … he’s the type of legend perfectly comfortable in his own skin. Hip Hop’s original G.O.A.T. chopped it up with TMZ Hip Hop on the streets of NYC Friday … and we got his thoughts on

News The Alchemist Releases New EP With Earl Sweatshirt, billy woods, MIKE, and More: Listen Flying High also features guest spots from Sideshow, Boldy James, T.F, Larry June, and Jay Worthy By Matthew Strauss June 30, 2023 Facebook Twitter billy woods, Earl Sweatshirt, and the Alchemist in “RIP Tracy,” directed by Joseph Mault Facebook Twitter

Taylor Swift has teased “Back to December (Taylor’s Version)” in the new trailer for the second season of Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty. The trailer begins with “august,” from Swift’s 2020 record folklore, scoring idyllic scenes of the show’s characters. As tension in the plot is introduced and the characters go out searching

Showtek are back with a sensational new dance floor anthem, “Feeling.” An incredible fusion of old school piano house with modern synths and drop. “Feeling” is an instant classic in Showtek’s discography. The drop is just as memorable as “We Like to Party” or “Booyah” and it also has a more modern aesthetic. “Feeling” also

Play video content YouTube star Colleen Ballinger, best known for her Internet character Miranda Sings, is denying grooming allegations against her with a song … and for some folks, it’s falling flat. Colleen picked up a ukulele and recorded a 10-minute video where she sings about the disturbing claims against her being nothing but gossip

News The Folk Implosion Announce Music for Kids, Share “Natural One” Video: Watch Lou Barlow and John Davis compiled the tracks they made for Larry Clark and Harmony Korine’s cult classic film By Matthew Ismael Ruiz June 28, 2023 Facebook Twitter The Folk Implosion’s John Davis and Lou Barlow, photo by Michael Galinsky Facebook Twitter

Eric Nam has laid out his “House on a Hill” world tour across 2023 and 2024. Get tickets here, and read on for more details including pre-sale dates. The Korean-American singer’s latest global trek comes on the heels of his massive “There and Back Again” tour and 2022 album of the same name. What Is

In the world of music, each song is a narrative, and Jared Henry is a master storyteller. One of his recent singles, ‘Doors’, offers listeners a profound look into his experiences and emotions. His heartfelt music paints a vivid portrait of personal struggles, allowing listeners to connect on a deeper level through shared experiences. It’s

Kodak Black made a pit stop Monday at a Florida jail for around an hour … but his lawyer says it’s actually a good thing for the rapper. Bradford Cohen, Kodak’s lawyer, tells TMZ … Kodak’s been on a tight leash during his pretrial release for his prescription drug case and he’s supposed to regularly

News Ice Spice Brings the Bronx to BET Awards with “Munch,” “Princess Diana,” and “In Ha Mood”: Watch The upstart rapper presided over a basketball court, a bodega, and a subway platform throughout the medley By Allison Hussey June 26, 2023 Facebook Twitter Ice Spice, June 2023 (Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images) Facebook Twitter Ice

Surviving Migos members Quavo and Offset reunited for a surprise performance at the 2023 BET Awards on Sunday night. It marked their first time sharing the stage since the death of bandmate Takeoff in November 2022. Quavo and Offset honored Takeoff by performing Migos’ classic track “Bad & Boujee.” Watch video of the tribute below.

Making waves in the electronic music space, GunFight establishing himself as a trailblazer in the world of bass music and a name to watch. The talented, Los Angeles-based producer and DJ has amassed massive acclaim and support from renowned artists like Don Diablo, Cedric Gervais, and Jauz. Together with DJ duo Footwurk, GunFight has just

Justin Bieber either needs a belt, or maybe he needs to go to the bathroom … ’cause the dude couldn’t stop grabbing his junk this weekend after a little morning breakfast. The singer grabbed a meal Saturday in WeHo with the missus, Hailey, and on their way out … Justin got a little handsy —

News Draag Me Announce Album, Share New Videos: Watch Spirit of the Beehive bandmates Zack Schwartz and Corey Wichlin will release Lord of the Shithouse in August By Matthew Strauss June 23, 2023 Facebook Twitter Draag Me’s Corey Wichlin and Zack Schwartz, photo by Peggy Fioretti Facebook Twitter Draag Me—the duo of Spirit of the

Since news broke on Thursday that the missing Titan submersible had imploded near the site of the Titanic, Celine Dion’s Titanic theme “My Heart Will Go On” has seen a dramatic bump in streams. Per TMZ, the Oscar-winning song has racked up more than 500,000 Spotify streams since the search and rescue effort for the OceanGate

There is a special kind of magic in songs that spring from the most unexpected sources. For artists, sometimes the best creations are those originally intended for a different purpose. These unplanned treasures often possess an authentic essence that resonates with listeners. CP Fletcher of A Permanent Shadow has penned a song that is an

Play video content Quavo‘s a one-man marketing MACHINE in Paris, where he’s dropping a new clothing collection … and appears ready to blow the lid off a new music project!!! We got some pretty cool footage of Quavo Thursday completely shutting down the city’s popular Rue Notre-Dame de Nazareth … and as you can see

News The Warehouse, Birthplace of House Music in Chicago, Is Now a Historic Landmark From 1977 to 1982, Frankie Knuckles was the resident DJ at the 206 S. Jefferson St. loft-turned-dance club By Nina Corcoran June 22, 2023 Facebook Twitter Frankie Knuckles, photo by Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives Facebook Twitter The Warehouse, a West Loop

Kate Bush’s 1985 classic “Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)” has reached 1 billion streams on Spotify. To celebration the occasion, the reclusive artist thanked her fans for listening in a new message posted to her website. “A billion streams! I have an image of a river that suddenly floods and becomes many,