The second annual Chattanooga Hip-Hop Week music, arts and entertainment week kicks off October 9, with a wide range of events focusing on both live concerts and educational experiences, all open to the public. The event follows Mayor Tim Kelly’s official proclamation recognizing Hip-Hop Week earlier this year, and eventRead More →
Lyrics by Christie Eliezer What do Kylie Minogue, CeeLo Green, TLC and Janet Jackson have in common? They all goofed off by turning down songs that became empowering mega-hits for others. While we know there are other factors at play and the songs won’t have been the same, hindsight isRead More →
FREDERICK COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — The first 40 Fest took place this weekend, featuring hip-hop and R&B artists from around the region. “I’m a West Side kid. I grew up on the west side of Frederick. We call it the Golden Mile. A lot of resources were cutRead More →
Colorful treehouses, a mirrored hot air balloon, a disco madhouse and daily invasions of Soundsuits are just some of the many things you can see and experience at FORMAT — “For Music + Art + Technology” — Festival du Friday to Monday the private airstrip of Sugar Creek. The 250Read More →
Rapper-turned-R&B artist Envi Royal is quickly making a splash across the music industry Envi Royal is a musical prodigy. Born and raised in the small town of Aiken, South Carolina, an area that doesn’t offer many opportunities for musical artists, Envi had to go through some ups and downs toRead More →
When Jean-Michel Basquiat was growing up in Brooklyn, he drew on the floor while his music-loving father played jazz and classical records. “So for him, observes curator Mary-Dailey Desmarais, the hand made art while the ear listened to music from an early age. The inextricable link between the visual andRead More →
Robertito Chong’s personal story recalls a story, shared for decades, which says: A man visits a doctor and claims he is depressed, wracked with anxiety. The doctor assures him that there is an effective treatment that will immediately make him feel better. “There’s a very popular clown doing a showRead More →
CHICAGO — A federal jury in Chicago today convicted recording artist ROBERT SYLVESTER KELLY, also known as “R. Kelly,” of child pornography and exploitation. Evidence during the four-week trial in US District Court in Chicago revealed that Kelly enticed several girls to engage in sexual activity and videotaped some ofRead More →
‘It’s Gonna Be Lit!!’: E-40, Wiz Khalifa among artists to perform at Turlock music, cannabis festival Updated: 9:41 PM PDT September 12, 2022 Great music, food, beer and weed are what’s promised at a music festival and cannabis expo taking place this weekend in the town of Turlock in StanislausRead More →
Depending on who you asked, FN Meka was either the next frontier in music or a death knell for human artists. FN Meka amassed millions of followers on TikTok, and as the hype around him grew, music industry executives took notice. In August, Capitol Records announced that it had signedRead More →
With the Christmas holidays fast approaching, artists are hard at work creating hit songs that will keep people dancing throughout the holiday. Halfway House rapper and vocalist Michael John-Bevan also has some magic up his sleeve this season. “I’m working on a few singles and working with other artists toRead More →
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CHICAGO (CBS) – Although summer is coming to an end, that doesn’t mean that festival season is over. A music festival on Chicago’s South Side returns, this time in its second year, and CBS 2’s Steven Graves explained that this party has a lot to celebrate. Around this time lastRead More →
When Greta Thunberg gave her “Our House is on Fire” speech in Davos in 2019, she galvanized hundreds of thousands of students to strike for the climate. The address was unique and powerful in its urgency, but what did it look like in color? What hues, textures and shapes couldRead More →
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Last update: August 25, 2022, 4:32 p.m. HST Haldwani’s Prakash Upadhyay. (Picture: News18) Prakash Upadhyay’s entry into the Limca Book of World Records makes people across the state proud. Artist Prakash Upadhyay from Haldwani has done wonders to put his name in the world record books by crafting a uniqueRead More →
Versatility has always been a strength of the Elite 11 football team players. This year’s squad has several athletes who play on both sides of the ball, including Carter Kriewaldt of Freedom (back/safety), Parker Fontaine of Oshkosh West (defensive/offensive tackle), Jase Jenkins of Neenah (back/outside linebacker) and Bay Port’s JosiahRead More →
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Staten Island has seeped into everything artist Jahtiek Long created. The Staten Islander native has always made art and had his first gallery show at just 16 years old. Now he has pictures on display at the Staten Island Museum, in his Exhibition “Yes, And”and toRead More →
Opera star Plácido Domingo at a press conference in Moscow in October 2019. Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty Images Opera star Plácido Domingo at a press conference in Moscow in October 2019. Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty Images Classical musicians who have beenRead More →
When Lee Clark arrived in Bakersfield in the 1970s, the city wasn’t exactly known as a center of art and culture. Slowly but surely, Clark began working to change this perception. “He demystified art. He demystified music,” said Gary Bukovnik, longtime San Francisco artist, watercolorist, and friend of Clark’s. ClarkRead More →
There is a rumble in the gallery, rising through the building. Sliding into each other, cycles of white noise and hiss come and go, accompanied by a deeper sonic note, sometimes accelerated by a silent pulsation or shaken by jerky beats. A distant door slams with a bark and turnsRead More →
Warning: This story contains an offensive term used to describe people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. Several pop stars have removed offensive slurs from new songs in recent weeks after calls from fans – a sign that the relationship between musical artists and their listeners is changing. Lizzo madeRead More →
AKRON, Ohio – On Saturday, August 20, homes, businesses and parks in Akron’s historic Highland Square neighborhood will transform into mini concert halls and art studios for the 10th annual PorchRokr Music Festival. Over 150 local musicians, bands and artists are lined up for the festival, representing genres such asRead More →
Author: Jennifer Stone August 10, 2022 August 10, 2022 August 10, 2022August 10, 2022 New emerging pop artist Nika Nikoubin has released a fun, upbeat and offbeat pop single titled “Sweet Dreams” that will have you feeling like you’re ready to party. The debutante in the pop musical genre, NikaRead More →
Music industry veteran Chris Maltese has joined music technology platform Vydia as director of label and artist relations. In this new role, Maltese will manage a Label & Artist Relations team, located on both coasts, while assisting with client acquisition and onboarding. He will also work with the sales supportRead More →
Comment this story Comment Night Train 357 loves Chuck Brown, but he’s an ’80s baby. As the Prince George’s County native, whose non-stage name is Stephen Wilkes, performed Saturday at the eighth annual DC Funk Parade, he embraced the city’s traditional music while bringing his own brand of hip-hop. “We’reRead More →
Fat Cat Music Group is looking for an intern to join our team for a 3 month internship. The internship is very versatile and would be an opportunity to be part of all aspects of the day-to-day running of a booking agency and boutique management. This is an in-person, hands-onRead More →
We are delighted to be holding our first ever third Thursday August 18 from 6-9pm at Warren Riverview Park and Derby Public Library. This is a free community event that will be held on the third Thursday of August, September and October 2022. Activities at the park on August 18Read More →
Jay Chou likes to think big. His latest musical release, “Greatest Works of Art,” isn’t just the Mando-pop king’s first full-length album after a six-year hiatus. The album’s elaborate international production of its self-titled debut single and accompanying music video, features “cameos” from some of the biggest names in artRead More →
Famous Indigenous musician, songwriter and artist Archie Roach has died at the age of 66 after a long illness. Key points: His sons release a statement saying they are ‘heartbroken’ to announce the death They say he died surrounded by loved ones He first rose to fame after releasing theRead More →
by Tiffany Goldstein 25 months ago Over the past decade, the music industry has undergone a significant change and entered the era of streaming. With valuable tools at the fingertips of musicians, the country music genre has become more competitive than ever. The saturated market has forced creatives to thinkRead More →
Acclaimed independent theater makers Little Triangle will present a staged concert of Work of Art, a new musical by NIDA grad Jesse Layt at the ARA Darling Quarter Theater on August 24th. This public presentation will mark the completion of a development workshop which involved fourteen of Sydney’s brightest youngRead More →
As the Blue Note Jazz Festival prepares to take over Napa Valley, California for a first three-day experience, Robert Glasper, the official artist-in-residence, shared his perspective on how it all came together. Coming from his annual residency at the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York, the black radio artistRead More →
Brother Noland. Photo courtesy: MACC The Maui Arts & Cultural Center brings two of Hawai’i’s award-winning musical artists, Brother Noland and Tavana, to Valley Island for the first time. They will fuse their sounds with some of Maui’s finest musicians at a concert on August 27 at 7:30 p.m. atRead More →
The spectacle of live performers accompanying films is as old as the film industry itself. In the era of silence, the technology to stream audio recorded with the film did not exist, but music was still considered an essential part of the viewing experience, with live bands and singers. ThereRead More →
Il Borro, 15 Berkeley Street, London W1J 8DY. Starters £14-£35, pasta £17-£53, second £29-£75, desserts £11-£16, wines from £50 It was when they started pumping a sweet, melodious cover of Joy Division’s Love Will Tear Us Apart into the dining room that I really started to lose the will toRead More →
Clean Bandit are “working with a lot of UK artists” on their new album. The chart-topping group – which includes Grace Chatto, Jack Patterson and Luke Patterson – are currently working on their third album, and Grace has given fans a taste of what to expect from the record. TheRead More →
In the wise words of Cyndi Lauper, “Girls just wanna have fun.” Right, Brandi Carlile? The Americana star has announced she will be taking an all-female roster led by Maren Morris, Sara Bareilles and Wynonna for her fourth year The girls just want a weekend in Mexico next January. “WeRead More →
The Art of Music – presented by the West Seattle Junction Association – will present two musical performances this Thursday, July 14, 2022 (Summer Fest Eve) at West Seattle Junction. These free entertainment events provide another benefit for your enjoyment as part of the Artistic walk on the second ThursdayRead More →
Two medieval figures look up desperately from a vat of boiling oil; a man shakes his head at the sight of soldiers’ clothes scattered behind a tank; an owl, a duck and a few songbirds gather around a musical score. For years, Marco Fusinato has collected what he calls “failedRead More →
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Musicians often make popular subjects in biographical films. In fact, there are so many that the term “musical biopic” has become something of a subgenre of the regular biopic. Although they generally focus on older artists from decades past, they remain appealing and popular among moviegoers, as evidenced by theRead More →
After two years of absence, the 80/35 Music FestivalI return to Des Moines this weekend with an impressive number of artists rounding out the lineup. The two-day music festival kicks off Friday at 5 p.m. with a performance by Guided By Voices on the Hy-Vee Main Stage. The final actRead More →
American RnB star Alicia Keys is due to perform in Madrid and will have a special gift waiting for her. Fabinho and his wife Rebeca are ready to head to the gig, wearing a brand new Liverpool shirt with the superstar’s name on the back. Liverpool linked up with someRead More →
Placeholder while loading article actions Richard Taruskin, an influential and spectacularly fertile music scholar and historian who wrote the gigantic “Oxford History of Western Music,” died July 1 in a hospital in Oakland, California. He was 77 years old. The cause was esophageal cancer, said his wife, Cathy Roebuck Taruskin.Read More →
CMU Business News: DIY Education Update and Events By CMU Editorial | Posted on Friday, July 1, 2022 The Featured Artists Coalition and CMU:DIY’s Artist: Entrepreneur Day visits Southampton tomorrow, taking place at The Stage Door from 11am-4pm. Artist entrepreneurs WREN, Russell Marsden (Band Of Skulls) and Benny Bizzie willRead More →
Avril Lavigne says Travis Barker gets her “as an artist” and she can always call her. The ‘Complicated’ singer has opened up about his relationship to the Blink-182 drummer – who was rushed to hospital on Tuesday (28.06.22) with an unspecified medical condition – after working together on his latestRead More →
Meg Oliphant | Getty Images A group of kids from Nashville-area Boys and Girls Clubs received a special visit from one of country music’s hottest stars on Sunday, as award-winning recording artist Kane Brown surprised 20 teens before the start of the Ally 400 at the Nashville Superspeedway. Brown, aRead More →
RALEIGH, NC (WNCN) — For Alicia Marie and Madison Jay, the nominations came as a surprise. “I was like no! So, I checked the Instagram page, and I was like bruh,” Alicia Marie said with a smile. They recently found out they were nominated for the Carolina Music Awards. TheRead More →
Placeholder while loading article actions Trixie Mattel, drag queen extraordinaire, was introduced to the world seven years ago with a thick contour and a Dolly Parton-style blonde wig on “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” Her over-the-top Barbie appearance in season 7 gave way to a character who captivated fans with a bitingRead More →
The Cape Verde archipelago has hosted influential artists like Cesária Évora and Ildo Lobo, who have inspired many musicians in Brazil, Portugal and the rest of the world. Music is said to be Cape Verde’s greatest export, greater even than fishing, and a new generation of Cape Verdean singers andRead More →
MERIDEN – The city calls for local artists and music lovers to join the very first international music day on Tuesday. The city will offer free live music in two venues on the date of the summer solstice. The city’s leisure coordinator, Kathy Matula, directs the efforts of the cityRead More →
Placeholder while loading article actions At most music festivals, there’s a mad rush for the front row, but on the first day of Something in the Water, audiences crave the shade. They huddled on the sidewalk, forced more and more hot air on themselves with handmade paper fans, stretched theirRead More →
June 16, 2022 BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — While juggling international performances and an opera residency, soprano Megan Koch ’17 won first place at the National Classical Singer Convention in Chicago last month. During the convention, Koch sang “Quel guardo il cavaliere”, a piece from the opera “Don Pasquale” by Gaetano Donizetti.Read More →
Laura YoungECB Publishing, Inc. In May, Kindergarten to Grade 5 students at Jefferson Somerset completed an interdisciplinary final music/art project featuring apricot trees and flamingos. It was a fun way to celebrate spring and get ready for summer.Jacquelyn Dupuis, an elementary music teacher, taught students a number of May songs,Read More →
Llines of young fans line Broadway. Selfies galore in a crowded lobby. Wild cheering as anticipation builds inside, followed by intermittent shouting during a keynote speech by Tribeca Film Festival co-founder Jane Rosenthal. A screening of short films that turned into a pop concert, accompanied by songs. It’s safe toRead More →
Maple Ridge’s Tom McKillip is gearing up for the honor of his life – he will be officially inducted into this year’s Hall of Fame at the 45th Annual BC Country Music Association Awards this weekend. McKillip discovered the honor about 10 days ago after receiving a call from theRead More →
Video game music really plays our emotions. Its impact and growing sophistication has inspired a growing number of academic studies (in a field sometimes labeled “ludomusicology”); in their 2006 essay The role of music in video games, Sean M Zehnder and Scott D Lipscomb noted the multifunctionality of game soundtracks;Read More →
(Photo: Rich Fayden) Every day new artists emerge in the music industry, their incredible talents paving the way for ageless music with unique lyricism and style. However, these newcomers often struggle to break into the cutthroat industry due to the lack of proper relationships with producers, record labels, and promoters.Read More →
Ken Kelly, the fantastic artist who created Kiss’ iconic album covers Destructive and gun of lovedied at the age of 76. No cause of death has been announced. The members of Kiss took to social media on Saturday to pay tribute to the comic book veteran who painted two ofRead More →
AR – WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE AR – GIRL’S LIKE… MVB RECORDS LOGO New MVB Records Hip Hop Artist Releases Two Singles Exclusively On Apple Music; “Welcome to the Jungle” and “Girls Like…” His flow and cadence on the menacing instrumental of “Welcome To The Jungle” show his ability toRead More →
The DJ and producer formerly known as India Jordan has announced that he will start performing and releasing music under the name I. JORDAN. JORDAN shared the news in an Instagram post yesterday (May 30), writing, “I was really happy to share this as it was heavy carrying ‘India Jordan’Read More →
One of the UK’s biggest funders of new and emerging music, responsible for nurturing the careers of artists such as Sam Fender, Little Simz and 2021 Mercury Prize winner Arlo Parks, this week saw its budget reduced by 60%. The PRS Foundation, which funds hundreds of budding artists and musicRead More →
The nine long years since Sky Ferreira’s cult classic 2013 album “Night Time, My Time” disappears in the opening moments of “Don’t Forget,” a dazzling return to form set to appear on the Ferreira’s much-delayed second album, “Masochism.” In his nearly decade (mostly) away from music — in part dueRead More →
Each month, Billboard Latin editors will feature a small group of new or relatively unknown artists whose music we love. Think “diamonds in the rough” or “diamonds in the rough”. They’re up-and-comers who haven’t yet had an impact on mainstream audiences – but whose music we’re passionate about and thinkRead More →
Originally from Tasmania and now living in Sydney, Emma Howard has been writing music for the better part of the past ten years. After a year of traveling abroad (pre-pandemic) where she attended many music festivals, Emma decided to create her own character and started releasing her own originals. FocusedRead More →
Tom Petty could always offer more than just lyrics to a song, and the multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter did so on a number of songs written for and with artists throughout the 1980s and early 1980s. 90s. The 1980s were a particularly successful era of songwriting for Petty, where songsRead More →
Modern methods of teaching the art of electronic music creation The average human life for about 70 years. We spend nearly half of that time sleeping, while nearly all other waking time is spent working, cleaning, or running errands. Moments of pleasure and joy are quite rare, and that’s whyRead More →
A trio of seemingly unstoppable singer-songwriters lead the nominations for the 2022 Americana Honors & Awards. Brandi Carlile, reigning Americana Artist of the Year, Allison Russell, a soulful Canadian folk storyteller, and Yola, a soul-country transatlantic torchbearer, the top nominees of 2022 with three each, respectively. The female trio isRead More →
SARASOTA, FL – A Sarasota art gallery is hosting an evening of Ukrainian music on Tuesday. The concert will take place at Chasen Galleries II, located at 3501 S Tamiami Trail at the Crossings at Siesta Key, from 6-8 p.m. The evening will include performances by singers Natalya Bratash andRead More →
JFor musician Tarun Nayar, mushrooms sound wavy and wobbly. Nayar’s ‘organismic music’ project Modern Biology has only been active since last summer, but with his videos of mushrooms creating soothing ambient soundscapes, he’s already racked up more than half a million. TikTok Followers and 25m of views. The electronic artistRead More →
Stylodrunhere, a rising sensation in the field of art and technology, hails from Muzaffarpur, Bihar. The young mind of Stylodrunhere, originally called Nikhil Singh, is a music artist, vlogger, digital marketer, and internet personality who is best known as an all-rounder rather than just a musician. The artist has alwaysRead More →
LGBTQ+ arts platform PXSSY PALACE has announced its first-ever music and arts festival. As of 2020, LGBTQ+ events around the world have been limited or non-existent due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the lack of in-person events for the queer community, PXSSY PALACE co-founder Nadine Noor Ahmad andRead More →
Art lovers flocked to Jewel Aedia, Lekki, Lagos to witness the display of creative energy through music, arts, fashion and dance. The event which was tagged, ‘Desperados’ Collectives Playground’, also featured multidisciplinary artist, Mayowa Alabi, aka Shuta Bug’s work for the 2022 Desperados Design Collectives. Hosted by Kemismallz and ilowitdflo,Read More →
FLINT, Michigan – In the dimly lit back room of Soggy Bottom Bar in downtown Flint, punk rock music and the clicks of a camera fill the atmosphere. In front of me, standing in a chair with slightly bent knees, photographer Bryce Mata fervently captures the deep essence of ourRead More →
The application deadline for Summer Arts 2022 is May 27. What happens when students have a safe space to take artistic risks, live in a vibrant community with world-class artists, and create, perform, and study with students who share their passion? Transformation. For more than 30 years, CSU Summer ArtsRead More →
Before we go through the whole list and talk about the singers of 2022, let’s first say that Alon Moore comes from another field, and making a name for himself in an unknown world in a limited time requires exceptional talent. He is growing as a fabulous singer, given moreRead More →
Extremely talented musical artist Jacob Chako is ready to release his new album soon. The first single released from the album, ‘Good time‘ breaks records. Rock is a musical genre born in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Since then, many artists have embraced this particular genre and given theirRead More →
After a two-year hiatus and locked in all winter, residents and visitors to downtown Lewisburg can finally celebrate the arrival of spring and the return of the Lewisburg Arts Festival Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival kicks off the 2022 celebration of the arts and features 100Read More →
In April 2021, SoundCloud launched its first “Fan-Powered Royalties” platform – its own brand of user-centric streaming payment model. This method of monetization sees the royalties from each individual subscriber’s monthly payment split only among the artists they listen to. This contrasts with the more typical model of “big pot”Read More →
‘River and Sky; Arts in the Woods will be back this summer and organizers are planning an even bigger event than the previous year. The annual camping arts and music festival has released the first half of its lineup, some of the headliners include Austra, Dilly Dally and the PinkRead More →
Pink has written many of her own hit songs over the years, from “So What” and “Sober,” as well as collaborations with artists like Eminem, Steven Tyler, Sia, Kenny Chesney, Chris Stapleton, and more at over the past 20 years. Meanwhile, Pink, often credited with her real name Alecia Moore,Read More →
Hours before opening time at the Jane Dispensary, cannabis enthusiasts eagerly gathered in a line that wrapped around the building to celebrate the cannabis culture holiday: 4/20. The dispensary extravaganza ran from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and featured games, food, and more than 30 vendors selling cannabis products —Read More →
Photo credit: Cal & Aly Singer-songwriter Joshua Dylan Balis has just released the title track “We’re On Fire” from his upcoming debut album we are on fire (State Fair Records), slated for release May 13. The title track doubles down on the album’s central metaphor, about how quickly time canRead More →
On the wings of a butterfly can come great changes. In the early 1970s mathematician and meteorologist Edward Norton Lorenz made famous the butterfly effect, an aspect of chaos theory in which he said it was possible that a butterfly could spread and flip its wings to the Brazil andRead More →
The growing diversity of our catalog and our new creator-centric subscription plans provide even more options for creators to enhance their projects with high-quality music and other content. —Vanessa Beeswanger NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, USA, April 13, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Soundstripe, a leading provider of unlimited, high-quality, royalty-free music, video and soundRead More →
One of the most famous DJs in the world, Alan Walker, is set to visit India as part of Sunburn Arena. The creator of hits such as Faded and Alone, the DJ, whose masked character since 2015 has been attracting attention, will perform at Backyard Sports Club, Gurgaon. April 17,Read More →
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) – Stroll the streets of downtown Baton Rouge this weekend to find out what it means to celebrate the “unique intersection of arts, culture and ecology” of Red Stick. This is the goal of the Ebb & Flow Festival 2022, according to the organizers. Put byRead More →
Raymundo Caldera III better known by his various stage names, MVP, and Casper Repsac is a gifted artist, songwriter, music producer and founder of Fongacyde Productions (Music that grows on you), a premier music production company. Born and raised in Sacramento Ca, Raymundo Caldera seems to have had a passionRead More →
In the gym, it is rare to see members training without helmets. And it’s not surprising, since music has a clear effect on motivation. Although musical preferences vary from person to person, a new UK study suggests certain artists may be better at improving workout performance. The gym chain PureGymRead More →
By Leïla Ugincius Reese Witherspoon took up painting. Tony Hawk sang Nirvana with Mikey and his Uke. Robert Meganck illustrated the songs he heard. When the world went into lockdown, artists of all genres couldn’t stop creating, even as they had to find new ways to do it. “When youRead More →
The Arctic Monkeys are in a total mood. Fans can’t get enough of their soulful indie-rock music, and the band have the platinum records to prove it. The band has been around for a long time. According to CMusethey formed in 2002 and released their first EP in 2005. SinceRead More →
In mid-2013, three students from the University of Southern California decided to start a band together, releasing their first EP titled The EP speaker which would launch their dive into the alternative music scene. The trio is now known as MUNA, with guitarists Josette Maskin and Naomi McPherson and vocalistRead More →
Amazon Music presents award-winning artist Tyler, The Creator’s CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST LIVE, streaming on Prime Video Thursday, March 31 The special concert will be streamed live from downtown Los Angeles on Prime Video, the Amazon Music Channel on Twitch, and the Amazon MusicRead More →
Treefort Music Fest has adapted and changed over the years, but all with the aim of giving local artists the recognition they deserve. BOISE, Idaho — A decade ago, local artists in Boise had few options for showcasing their talents, according to Treefort Music Fest co-founder and director Eric Gilbert.Read More →
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Almost three years after the release of his debut studio album “The Big Day”, Chance the Rapper has officially embarked on his full return to the musical sphere. The Grammy Award-winning musician gathered hundreds of friends, family, art collectors, musicians and other industry members at the Museum of Contemporary ArtRead More →
Lizzo was recently announced as the latest in a long line of incredible entertainers and celebrities to perform SNL’s “double duty” – that is, fulfilling both the coveted positions of host and guest. NBC’s long-running musical saturday night live humorous sketch, created and produced by Lorne Michaels in 1975. ItRead More →
Romey Veteran Madison and Milwaukee rapper Romey, a longtime Milwaukee Bucks fan, will host halftime at an upcoming Milwaukee Bucks game on April 7 performing his new anthem “Fear The Deer (Championship Anthem).” which pays homage to the organization that inspired it. Romey, real name Jerome Hunt, tells Madison365 heRead More →
At BUKU on the banks of the Mississippi BUKU I like musical events that take over a city. There’s something extra special about hosting a weekend party within walking distance of the host city’s hotels, restaurants, shops and bars. Project BUKU lands next weekend along the Mississippi River in theRead More →
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Regardless of the choice, every professional industry is competitive, but none have been as cutthroat as music and entertainment. With thousands, if not millions, of talented people vying for the chance to get noticed, the competition has only intensified with available streaming platforms available to all. Yet despite fierce competition,Read More →
A local artist recently brought his program that uses drums as a medium of communication to children at a daycare center in Tyler. Casey “Muze” Williams created DrumTalk to share the healing effects of music with a focus on drums and vibrations, and on Monday he shared the program againRead More →
Press release PRESS RELEASE. Reef, a Layer 1 substrate-based blockchain for DeFi, NFTs and games, today announced the launch of a new NFT division focused on connecting with graffiti artists and e-artists while growing its blockchain for that it is more NFT compatible. Over the past two months, Reef hasRead More →
If you’re an artist looking to connect with your audience on a more personal level, or a listener just curious to know if your support will be recognized, you might be wondering if artists on Spotify can see who’s listening to their music. We’ll take a look… Spotify is aRead More →
February 20, 2022 The annual Tommy Jarrell Celebration – to commemorate the life and music of the influential local musician, is scheduled for February 24-24. 26 at the Historic Earle Theater in Mount Airy. The celebration includes concerts, a competition for young people, workshops and a film screening. The popularRead More →
Powerhouse vocalist Victor Hawkins has created a new series of videos to highlight the hidden issues and experiences faced by artists working in the cutthroat music industry. Tāmaki-based R&B and soul singer and songwriter Tāmaki Makaurau accompanies the release today of his own video for the uplifting anthem “Lost Ones,”Read More →
When Rome Herbert was about 8 years old, he frequently attended spoken word shows with his mother in Indianapolis and was inspired by her artistic talent. “I knew I wanted to do spoken word because of the way [it] could move the audience and elicit emotions,” Herbert said. However, heRead More →
Hous3 Of Commons (HOC) is a group of producer-artists. Their goal is to produce breakthrough songs and build a successful discography across all platforms. HOC’s path to success. includes collaborating with other Canadian musical artists and industry professionals to create consistent, high-quality musical content. HOC was founded in 2018 andRead More →
The world’s recorded music body IFPI has named The Weeknd’s hit single save your tears has the winner of its 2021 Global Digital Single Award. IFPI declares its Global Digital Single Award goes to the world’s best-selling single of the year across all digital formats – including paid subscription streaming,Read More →
Hollywood filmmaker and music supervisor Jamelle Adisa is the guest artist for Weatherford College’s Spring Songwriters Showcase “Time and Compassion” scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3 at the Alkek Fine Arts Center. This free event is hosted by WC’s Jazz Studies Department. “We shape the future of our communityRead More →
baron ryanan astoundingly talented pianist and composer, is perhaps the most perfect person ever chosen to play in “hipstoric” Blackhawk Hotel in downtown Davenport. The son of two musicians (including his father, professional pianist Donald), he grew up in an Oklahoma home filled with the sounds of artists ranging fromRead More →