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"Never Look Back" stands out as a musical journey embodying collaboration, creativity, and emotional depth. Crafted by the dynamic duo of Meridian and Patrick Scott, this track merges subtle guitar chords with ethereal melodies and poignant vocals, showcasing a synergy that amplifies the emotional ...Continue reading  » Read More

Fresh off the heels of "Shake What You Mama," Bleu Clair is not slowing down. With a history of massive achievements, including a standout performance at Tomorrowland 2023 and millions of streams to his name, Bleu Clair's momentum is undeniable.  This track showcases a simplified approach, ...Continue reading  » Read More

In June of last year, Rina Sawayama called out Matty Healy while on stage at Glastonbury, saying, “Tonight, this goes out to a white man that watches Ghetto Gaggers, and mocks Asian people on a podcast… he also owns my masters… I’ve had enough.” Yesterday, an article about misogyny in the music industry was published on The Independent for International Women’s Day,  » Read More

On Friday, Ariana Grande released her highly anticipated album eternal sunshine. It’s a personal record that follows a lot of public speculation about her breakup with spouse Dalton Gomez and about her new boyfriend Ethan Slater. Apparently fans (or, more aptly, stans) are now using the content of the songs as a basis to harass people in her life.  » Read More

Powerhouse producer Metro Boomin was behind the boards on some of Future’s biggest hits including “Jumpman” and “Mask Off,” and two most recently teamed up for a few tracks on Metro’s Heroes & Villains. Now the pair has announced two new collaborative albums.  » Read More

Last month, Kneecap performed on Ireland’s Late Late Show and wore pro-Palestine watermelon patches despite show producers warning them the appearance would be cancelled if they did. (The television network RTÉ requires guests not to wear clothing expressing “one particular point of view.”) The band’s DJ Próvaí also wore a Palestinian football jersey while Moglaí Bap said they were “[using] our platform to highlight the genocide that’s happening in Palestine […]

Gossip are preparing to release Real Power, their first album in 12 years. The Portland indie rock trio played the BBC Radio 6 Music Festival on Friday, and they were joined by pop veteran Alison Moyet of Yaz (aka Yazoo outside North America) to perform Yaz’s 1982 classic “Situation.”  » Read More

Earlier this week, Chicago indie rock artist Squirrel Flower announced she was pulling out of next week’s SXSW Music in protest of the festival platforming the US Army and defense contractors supplying weapons used against Palestinians in Gaza. Other artists like Eliza McLamb, Shalom, Mamalarky, and Merce Lemon followed suit.  » Read More

Every year, Jacksonville hosts a pop culture convention called Collective Con, which celebrates music, anime, cosplay, comic books, and more. On Friday night, Joyce Manor played the event until their set was shut down due to moshing and crowdsurfing.  » Read More