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Thanks to Donner, a fresh wave of musical innovation is making headlines today. Enter MEDO, an all-in-one musical marvel that redefines how we perceive portable music creation. It’s more than just a musical instrument – it’s the future of beat-making, all nestled in your pocket. A Unique All-in-One ...Continue reading  » Read More

The music industry sees countless shifts and trends, but one of the most pivotal transformations in recent times has been brought about by The Circuit Group.  This groundbreaking collective, formed by the maestros of Seven20 and AYITA, seeks to redefine how artists’ intellectual property is ...Continue reading  » Read More

In August, young rap god Earl Sweatshirt and veteran-master producer the Alchemist — two artists worshipped by much of the hyper-online hip-hop community — released a joint album called VOIR DIRE. It wasn’t locked behind a paywall, but the album was only available to stream on the NFT-backed streaming platform Gala Music — always a weird look!  » Read More

What we have here is a mutual admiration society. Kacey Musgraves recently scored her first #1 hit with “I Remember Everything,” a duet with the rootsy, folky, earthy country superstar Zach Bryan. Bryan subsequently released a song with Noah Kahan, another ascendant singer-songwriter with a massive,  » Read More

Paramore returned in February with This Is Why, their first album in six years. Now comes the remix album — or something like a remix album. As the band recently explained:  » Read More

The doomy, atmospheric LA rock trio HEALTH have been in the collaborative zone for years now. Their last two albums, 2020’s DISCO4 :: PART I and 2022’s DISCO4 :: PART II, are made up entirely of team-ups with artists like Nine Inch Nails,  » Read More

Hailing from Philly, Trash Knife are a melodic garage punk band with raunchy hardcore energy. Their album Weird Daze drops next month, and its opening track “Party Friends” is rad as hell. “You are just my party friends!” snarls Lauren McFadden. “You are not my ride or die!” The music has a raw,  » Read More

The atmospheric, Korn-quoting Chicago singer-songwriter Mia Joy has a new EP on the way. It’s called Celestial Mirror, and it’s preceded today by lead single “More Green.” The song begins as a meditative synth mirage and unfolds into a steadily drifting dream, vast and magnificent in a homespun way.  » Read More

Sufjan Stevens is going to trick you. He’s going to start the songs on his new album Javelin in hushed and minimal Carrie & Lowell mode, and then those songs are going to explode into electro-organic widescreen pageantry that seems to blur his whole career together — like the somber splendor of Michigan cut with the madcap anxiety of The Age Of Adz,  » Read More