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go4broke Plays the Part of a Future Superstar on “actress”

With a fresh young perspective like glaive and a slick mood like The Neighbourhood, it’s a wonder that go4broke hasn’t become an internet phenom. But if his new single “actress” – which is completely self-written, self-produced, and self-mixed – is any indication, it’s only a matter of time before he takes the world by storm.…

12 Eye-Catching Music Videos You May Have Missed This November

Nothing brings a song to life quite like a music video, and lots of artists approach their visuals with the same passion and creativity that they approach their recorded music. A good music video can bring a song to life in new ways the listener didn’t think of. Lucky for us, countless artists dropped great…

‘Are You Still Listening’ to Joe Piotrowski? If Not, You Need to Be.

In an industry brimming with countless young singer-songwriters looking to make a name for themselves, it can be hard to stick out from the crowd. But if you focus on who you are and the story you want to tell, you’ll find just the audience you need. Joe Piotrowski is living proof that pouring your…

How Would It Be After The Apocalypse? These Shows Paint You A Picture

I think we can all agree that this last few years have made us wonder a bit about the end of the world…

From global warming, to, obviously, COVID, passing through the rise of terrorism and the political instability everywhere, we can picture many scenarios where our world can just take a wrong turn...

9 Show-Stopping Tours You Can’t Miss This Winter

Now that live music is coming back in full swing, tons of artists are getting back on the road to connect with fans again and showcase the music they released during the pandemic. It can be overwhelming to choose from so many great concerts, but don’t worry – we’ve got you! Here are nine artists…

SEVENTEEN Harness The “Power of Love” on Their Explorative ‘ATTACCA’ EP

When it comes to K-Pop boy groups, there are none quite like SEVENTEEN. With 13 members, they get to explore different sounds, lyrical concepts, and dance styles while staying true to their vision and bond as a group. One perfect example is their Power of Love project, dedicated to detailing different types of love over…

Tony & The Kiki Set Out to ‘Light It Up’ With Shimmery Debut EP

On all levels except physical, Tony & The Kiki are already rock legends. They bring an undeniable, electrifying charm to everything they touch, and debut EP Light It Up is no exception, offering a new challenge for the band members on each track. And unsurprisingly, they crushed it every time. The band recorded the project…

Calista Garcia Creates ‘A Beautiful World’ On Her Enchanting New EP

Many young artists want to make an impact on the world with their lyricism and story-telling, but very few manage to do so with the same sophistication and youthful energy as Virgina native Calista Garcia. Her hope, vulnerability, and goal of helping others shine through on her sophomore EP A Beautiful World, which draws from…

Chris Gabo Carves His Own Path and Refuses to Become “One of Those”

When you hear an artist has worked with a range of greats like Cakes Da Killa, DJ Trackstar of Run the Jewels, and Lazerbeak, you might assume they’re a producer or engineer who stays in the background. But that isn’t the case for Chris Gabo, a Latinx artist, playwright, TV producer, and more who steps…

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis Return: 5 Essential Tracks To Get You Ready For This Comeback

If you’re discussing music from the 2010s, it’s impossible not to bring up Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, the duo behind hits like “Thrift Shop,” “Can’t Hold Us,” and “Same Love.” 2022 will mark ten years since they took the industry by storm with their Grammy-winning album The Heist, and they’re plotting the ultimate comeback with…

Florencia Andrada Channels the Divine Feminine On Rousing “El Imperio”

Argentinian artist Florencia Andrada stands up against men who abuse their power on her new single “El Imperio,” a moving Spanish-language anthem that challenges sexism in the modern world. There’s a strong sense of femininity in its power, making it the perfect tribute to women everywhere who are sick of being overpowered and put down…

Dylan Dunn Makes an Electric Debut With Rock-Tinged “Such a Freak”

When you hear that someone was born in Nashville, it’s safe to assume they grew up around music, but Dylan Dunn takes it to the next level. Not only did he grow up listening to the likes of The Beatles and Queen with his mom, but his uncle who gifted him his first guitar worked…

The End of America Offer Mellow Hope With “Empty Sea (Reprise)”

The End of America transform their fan-favorite 2016 track into a cozy lullaby with “Empty Sea (Reprise).” Over a steady piano, the group describes pushing through trying situations to prove your strength to yourself, making it the perfect calming, yet motivating, solace for the pandemic era. “The higher you climb the mountain, the steeper it…

‘Song for Jimi’ Explores Jimi Hendrix’s Life In a Vibrant, Family-Friendly World

Charles R. Smith Jr. sets out to inspire the next generation of rock stars with the exciting Song for Jimi: The Story of Guitar Legend Jimi Hendrix, out via Neal Porter Books and Holiday House. The book frames Jimi Hendrix’s whirlwind life and career foundation separated into “verses” as short chapters, making the story come…

Not Even a Testy “Temper” Could Push Us Away from Vera Blue’s Music

Vera Blue asks a lover to excuse her “short fuse” on the guitar-tinged “Temper,” a cool pop track that draws from that beloved, shiny 80s sound. The song sees the Australian singer-songwriter stepping into a new, more confident light ahead of her upcoming sophomore album, and it’s certainly an exciting, welcome transition! “I don’t know…

We Had BIBI’s Addictive New Single On Repeat Over “The Weekend”

BIBI reflects on a shallow relationship on her bouncy new track “The Weekend,” which calls out someone who doesn’t give her the affection she deserves. There’s an effortless confidence to BIBI’s vocals and fun delivery, making “The Weekend” a future classic for fans and new listeners alike. Why aren’t you into me? You only call…

Kills Birds Don’t Want to “Cough Up Cherries” on Dave Grohl-Approved New Single

Kills Birds give fans another taste of their upcoming record, Married, with “Cough Up Cherries,” a high-octane summary of angsty pandemic life. If they aren’t already one of your favorite new rock acts, there’s a good chance “Cherries” will be the song to make you join the likes of Dave Grohl and Hayley Williams in…

Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes Create Sleek Punk on New Album ‘Sticky’

It’s often difficult to make a high-octane, angsty record sound sonically cohesive and put-together, but British rockers Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes make it seem effortless on their fourth studio album, Sticky. Tackling sticky situations like the aftermath of COVID-19 lockdowns, failed romances, and society’s patriarchal standards, the band airs their grievances and showcases their…

Summer Years Tackle Artistic Control and Self-Doubt on “The Picture You Paint”

If the four-piece Summer Years aren’t already one of your favorite new pop-punk acts, “The Picture You Paint” might be the anthem that wins you over. The group’s latest single boasts an arena-friendly sound that would’ve rocked Warped Tour crowds à la Neck Deep and State Champs, as it carves out a youthful-yet-angsty sound that…

Softcult Speak Out Against Violence on Women With Angsty Single “BWBB”

Twin sisters Phoenix and Mercedes Arn Horn stick up against patriarchal attitudes, sexual assault, and victim-blaming on “BWBB,” a feminist anthem that dismantles the “boys will be boys” excuse over roaring guitars. It’s a breath of fresh air in a male-dominated industry, standing up for themselves, their female peers, and women everywhere who feel unsafe…