News Watch Migos Perform New Song “Avalanche” on Fallon The latest single from their forthcoming LP Culture III By Madison Bloom June 10, 2021 Facebook Twitter Migos (Still from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon). Facebook Twitter Migos were the musical guests on the latest episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The Atlanta
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News Disgraced Label Burger Records’ Headquarters Lives on as White Rabbit Shop One year after sexual misconduct allegations led to the fall of the cult garage punk brand, its co-founder still runs a record store in its old headquarters By Marc Hogan June 9, 2021 Facebook Twitter Graphic by Drew Litowitz Facebook Twitter In the
Darrell Kelley’s, “Wasn’t Justified” is deliberately and dutifully transparent. It tells the story of Andrew Brown. JR, a North Carolina man who was killed by police. It was alleged that he used his a car as a deadly weapon, posing lethal harm to police. Andrew Brown JR was an African American male, and there is
News Deafheaven Announce Album, Share New Song “Great Mass of Color”: Listen Infinite Granite is due out via Sargent House this summer By Matthew Ismael Ruiz June 9, 2021 Facebook Twitter Deafheaven, photo by George Clarke Facebook Twitter Deafheaven have announced their new album, Infinite Granite, with a song called “Great Mass of Color.” Due
News Listen to Pi’erre Bourne and Lil Uzi Vert’s New Song “Sossboy 2” From the producer and rapper’s new album The Life of Pi’erre 5 By Matthew Ismael Ruiz June 9, 2021 Facebook Twitter Pi’erre Bourne and Lil Uzi Vert, illustration by AJ Bourne Facebook Twitter Pi’erre Bourne has shared “Sossboy 2,” his new collaboration
News Cowboy Bebop Composer Yoko Kanno to Score Live-Action Netflix Series The new adaptation of the anime classic arrives this fall By Noah Yoo June 8, 2021 Facebook Twitter A model of Spike Spiegel’s Swordfish II from Cowboy Bebop, photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images Facebook Twitter After being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and
News Bruce Springsteen’s Broadway Show Returning This Summer Springsteen on Broadway will run from June 26 through September 4 at New York’s St. James Theatre By Matthew Strauss June 7, 2021 Facebook Twitter Bruce Springsteen, December 2018 (Taylor Hill/Getty Images) Facebook Twitter Bruce Springsteen’s one-man Broadway show is returning for a limited run this summer.
News Lorde Updates Website With “Solar Power” Teaser “Arriving in 2021 … Patience is a virtue” By Matthew Strauss June 7, 2021 Facebook Twitter Lorde, June 2017 (Andrew Lipovsky/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images) Facebook Twitter There’s a new photo on Lorde’s website: The cover artwork for something called “Solar Power.” The
It won’t be long before the name Tedi Brunetti is synonymous with Pittsburgh, PA; the multi-talented drummer/singer/songwriter/retired ultrasound technician leaves nothing to chance with her latest musical outing, The Queen of Pittsburgh, and ultimately that’s the directive most needed to ensure her success. The approach taken for this album meant bringing in Brunetti’s extended network
News Tkay Maidza Announces New EP, Shares Video for New Song “Cashmere”: Watch Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3 is out in July By Allison Hussey June 7, 2021 Facebook Twitter Tkay Maidza, photo by Dana Trippe Facebook Twitter Tkay Maidza has announced a new EP. It’s called Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3 and
News New De La Soul Catalog Owners Say They’ll Work With Band to Bring Albums to Streaming Services Reservoir Media purchases Tommy Boy Music, including De La Soul’s discography, for $100 million By Noah Yoo June 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter De La Soul, 1991 (Ebet Roberts/Redferns) Facebook Twitter Tommy Boy Music—the vaunted hip-hop and electronic
News Watch the Tragically Hip and Feist Perform at 2021 Juno Awards They performed “It’s a Good Life If You Don’t Weaken” and received the 2021 Humanitarian Award By Madison Bloom June 6, 2021 Facebook Twitter Feist performs with the Tragically Hip at Juno Awards 2021 (still) Facebook Twitter The Tragically Hip were joined by
News St. Vincent Launches WSTV Radio Show on Apple Music Annie Clark will take on the persona of a 1970s radio DJ in New York By Allison Hussey June 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter St. Vincent, photo courtesy of Apple Music Facebook Twitter St. Vincent has announced a new radio station on Apple Music. It’s titled
News Cynthia Erivo Announces Debut Album, Shares Video for New Song: Watch “The Good” leads the acclaimed actress’ Ch. 1 vs. 1 By Madison Bloom June 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter Cynthia Erivo, photo by Terrell Mullin Facebook Twitter Singer, songwriter, and actress Cynthia Erivo has announced her debut album: Ch. 1 vs. 1 arrives September
News Dave Chappelle Releasing 8:46 on Vinyl via Third Man Records Proceeds from the sales will benefit the Duke Ellington School of the Arts By Noah Yoo June 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter Dave Chappelle, photo ©2021 Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. / Mathieu Bitton Facebook Twitter Dave Chapelle is partnering with Third Man Records to release
News Watch Japanese Breakfast Perform Songs From Jubilee on CBS This Morning She played “Be Sweet,” “Kokomo, IN,” and “Tactics” and spoke about her late mother’s influence on her music By Allison Hussey June 5, 2021 Facebook Twitter Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast, Las Vegas, Nevada, December 2019. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) Facebook Twitter
News Kesha Announces Summer 2021 Tour She’s playing a number of American shows with Betty Who this August By Matthew Strauss June 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter Kesha, November 2019 (Kevin Mazur/AMA2019/Getty Images for dcp) Facebook Twitter Kesha has announced an August tour of the United States. She’ll be playing shows with Betty Who. “It’s time
News Haruomi Hosono and Makoto Kubota’s Road to Louisiana Reissue Announced Released in 1999 under Harry & Mac, the album was inspired by the music of New Orleans By Noah Yoo June 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter Harry & Mac, photo courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Japan Facebook Twitter In 1999, Haruomi Hosono and his friend,