Jackson Klarsfeld ’21 has always had a passion for the visual arts. Experimenting with photography, videography and graphic design, he quickly turned to musical production. Marist College alumni had been making music since he was a freshman. He created a number of music videos with Red Fox Films and theRead 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 →
Sometimes Y’s self-titled debut studio album will be released on March 11 As anticipation mounts for the release of their debut album this month, Sometimes Y, the dynamic new rock collaboration of superstars Yelawolf and Shooter Jennings, have released a final teaser with their new single “Jump Out The Window”Read More →
In a brand new interview with CNN Indonesia, slash he was asked what advice he would give to young musicians starting out. He replied (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “The music industry has changed so much since I got into it. It’s hard to give anyone real advice because I’m stillRead More →
So many artists, so little time. Every week we review a handful of new albums (from all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie” and talk about what metal comes out. We post music news, track premieres and more all day. We are updating a weeklyRead More →
By SHANNON HEUPEL, Montgomery announcer MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) – Look up in the sky. Is it a bird? Is it an airplane? Is it a… beard? You might not know it, but country music star Jamey Johnson and his unmistakable mustaches spent a few days here and there and aboveRead More →
THE LUCID, the hard rock group composed of four musicians with the bassist David Ellefson (ex-MEGADETH), singer Vinnie Dombroski (SPONGE), guitarist Drew fortier and drummer Mike heller (CROW, FEAR FACTORY), released a music video for the song “Deaths of Despair”. The clip, directed by Fortier, can be seen below. InRead More →
Post Malone co-manager Dr London has searched the artist’s label, Republic Records, and parent company Universal Music Group (UMG) for brandishing an already completed album. Responding to persistent fan messages via social media asking when Post Malone’s fourth studio album will be released, London posted on Instagram: “The album hasRead More →
Mdou Moctar (Getty) Photo: Getty Images Live music began to ebb in 2021. And recorded music continued to do what it did before the pandemic, but with a slightly different vibe. Maybe it was me, maybe it was the artists, but the music that touched me over the past yearRead More →
DEXCORE has uploaded the music video for their song “20”, leading to the release of their first mini album “-18-“. “-18-” was released on December 22. A cool synth riff introduces the track “20”. Next, the group begins their passionate performance on the rooftop overlooking a nighttime cityscape. This richRead More →
“Christmas on Death Row” broke the streak. Starting with Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic” in 1992, every album released by Death Row Records went at least platinum, but the gangster rap label’s vacation album wasn’t exactly a huge hit. The LP – featuring rap tracks with Snoop Dogg, OFTB and ThaRead More →
Hello and welcome to our continuing series where we feature some of our favorite new songs released this week (and today!). So, without further ado, let’s check out some new tracks (and music videos) from IDLES, Band of Horses, Cat Power, FINNEAS, and more. 1. IDLES released a new musicRead More →
This week’s download is from Rush Davis and Kingdom’s new album “Transmission”. You have seven days to download the song “Nerve”. Rush Davis + Kingdom Extract from the press release: US producer Kingdom and songwriter / producer Rush Davis are delighted to announce Transmission, their new collaborative album, which willRead More →
A photo of Taylor Swift from the photoshoot for the Red album cover (Taylor’s Version). Photo credit: Beth Garrabrant Ever since she was 15, writing song lyrics on napkins in high school, Taylor Swift has shown the world her immense talent and business skills. Owning her music is important toRead More →
Posted in Music By Linnea Peterson On November 5, 2021 In less than a year, I went from first listening to Grace Petrie’s delightfully queer folk music on YouTube to creating a Bandcamp account specifically to pre-order her latest album, Connectivity. It had been years since I last bought musicRead More →
In fact, ABBA’s catalog of unreleased music is almost as long as the list of their released music. This is perhaps not surprising considering the mechanical complexity of their music and how their “sound” was achieved by layering songs, instrument by instrument and voice by voice, in the studio. TheRead More →
Let’s be honest here. JPEGMAFIA at its worst is what many contemporary rappers wish to be best. From humble beginnings in the provocative mixtape “Communist Slow Jams,” the Brooklyn-born rapper has continuously challenged not only the politics of his listeners, but their musical expectations as well. The sound of JPEGMAFIA,Read More →
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Top line ABBA’s Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus said on Wednesday the band will no longer release music after their new album Trip and launching their hologram concerts in London in 2022, despite the group’s revitalized popularity and success following their return. 02 September 2021, Berlin: At the Abba eventRead More →
After a six-year wait, Adele’s new music was sure to be a hit. But the size of one, especially for a song like “Easy on Me” – a classic torch piano ballad that ignores virtually all contemporary pop standards – was unclear. It turns out that it was a hugeRead More →