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In late 2023, renowned house music singer and hit-maker Kathy Brown was diagnosed with advanced stage lung cancer, which has now progressed to her brain. This unexpected news was a huge shock to her followers, peers, and family, necessitating urgent surgery. Kathy is currently receiving ...Continue reading  » Read More

In a tribute to Bob Marley's enduring legacy, the Tuff Gong x Herschel Supply collection brings to life the vibrant essence of Marley's creative spirit and cultural impact. This exclusive line features an array of meticulously designed products ranging from tote bags and headwear to other unique ...Continue reading  » Read More

Gaming enthusiasts around the world take pride in their gaming endeavors. They express their love for gaming and seek ways to showcase their passion in the real world. From everyday life to events like conventions, attire plays a crucial role in displaying their dedication. Shopify's Print on ...Continue reading  » Read More

David Parris and Xander Carlson, the LA-based electronic duo known as Forester, have a new single out today billed as a collaboration with another noteworthy two-piece. Forester’s new song “Grow” features Wye Oak, the longstanding Durham-based, Baltimore-founded indie rock duo. Really, despite the feature credit, it’s not a proper collab. “Grow” interpolates Wye Oak’s The Knot track “Milk And Honey,”  » Read More

Last year, the chart fortunes of rap music were a big conversation point. It was the year of hip-hop’s much-marketed 50th anniversary, but we got through most of the year before any rap singles or albums went to #1 on the Billboard charts. It doesn’t seem like that’ll be an issue this year.  » Read More

The Glasgow indie-pop band Dancer impressed me with EP tracks like “Love” last year. Today they’ve announced their debut album 10 Songs I Hate About You and shared its closing track, “Passionate Sunday.” The track maintains Dancer’s penchant for wobbly, off-kilter guitar-based pop songs, though the bass steals the spotlight on this one.  » Read More

Pusha T must be finished with rap-feud life. You can’t be actively beefing with A-list rap stars if you’re also making corporate-sponsored songs about the importance of retirement planning, and that’s what Pusha’s doing right now. TIAA, a giant financial services company, is the force behind the creation of “Paper Right,”  » Read More

If you’re cynical, last summer’s parade of country chart-toppers was just culture-war bullshit, with nothing further to read into it. Jason Aldean and Oliver Anthony at least partially scored their hits from an aggrieved conservative impulse to own the libs; to some extent, Morgan Wallen did, too. But something else was happening when Zach Bryan and Kacey Musgraves’  » Read More

The Black Keys are entering another pop crossover phase — or at least they’re trying to. The Akron-native duo are coming back this spring with a new album called Ohio Players. In a Mojo report last year, they called it “our Saturday-night party record.” Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney took inspiration for the album from deejaying dance parties with their own collection of 45s.  » Read More