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BTS Partners With Helinox for Fun Outdoors Collection

If you love nature and music, you’ll probably love Helinox’s new collection! The South Korean brand partnered with the global superstars of BTS to create a six-item line of bright outdoors products, including a chair, gym bag, and a cot. The purple color draws from the long-running BTS fandom saying “I purple you,” which means…

How Taylor Swift’s “Mr. Perfectly Fine” Fits Into ‘Fearless’

Taylor Swift surprised fans with the release of “Mr. Perfectly Fine,” one of the “From the Vault” songs on her soon-to-be-released Fearless (Taylor’s Version) album Wednesday morning. Since she wrote it while she was working on her 2008 album Fearless, it’s only natural that it draws from some of the same experiences as other songs…

The Workday Release Romanticizes the Mundane and Shops Small with “I Do”

David Ottestad, who performs as The Workday Release, spends a romantic evening with his wife in the midst of a move in the fun music video for his new single “I Do.” The song appears on his upcoming album, Like the Light of the Stars, which he wrote and produced all on his own. The…

Trapper Schoepp Will Transport You to Another World With ‘River Called Disaster’

If you’re searching for snappy music with fun guitar riffs, look no further – Trapper Schoepp is the answer you’ve been waiting for. This Wisconsin native is on the rise while preparing to drop his next album, May Day, and he released his latest single, “River Called Disaster,” earlier this month. “‘River Called Disaster’ is…

All the Artists Who Played phem’s Virtual ‘Pheelings Fest’ Concert

phem treated fans to a free livestream concert on Thursday night called Pheelings Fest, sponsored by Arizona Iced Tea. The show featured five headliners, including phem herself, as well as three special guests who joined the main acts onstage. In case you missed the electrifying stream, here’s a rundown of who took to the stage:…

Our Favorite Looks from the 2021 Grammy Awards

This year’s Grammy Awards were unlike any other, thanks to a socially-distant red carpet and a mostly outdoor ceremony. Despite this, the artists attending gave their all to their looks, making it a night we won’t forget. Here are some of our favorite outfits from the night! Anderson .Paak Anderson gave us some throwback ‘70s…

All the Acts Slated to Perform at the 2021 Grammy Awards

After delaying the show due to COVID-19, the Grammy Awards will finally be taking place on March 14th! The Academy announced the star-studded list of performers last weekend, and fans are excitedly anticipating the event. Let’s meet the performers who will be taking the stage! Bad Bunny Latin music is more prominent in the U.S.…

Tanya Davis: Enthralling Without Yelling

If you’re not in tears after listening to “Eulogy for You and Me,” then you should probably find a therapist. If you are not familiar with Davis, then you have not experienced a voice that can bring you in more powerfully than anyone raising their voice. When you turn on the news or even take…

JPOLND Rises From the Ashes and Stands Up For Herself on “Time Is Running Out”

After over fifteen years in the spotlight, Jessica Vaughn, better known as JPOLND, has proven there’s little she can’t do. She writes her own songs, runs her Head Bitch Music label, works as the Director of Sync and Creative at Heavy Hitters Music, and creates music for various shows and movies, yet people still somehow…

Why Stella Donnelly’s Song “Lunch” Deserves A Re-listen And Then 100 More Re-listens

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YA Music Novels

Music unites everyone, no matter who you are and where you came from. Music is one of the foundations that we can all connect and expand our minds and hearts through. With each note and voice expressed in these five novels, get lost in the stories that discuss music, art, and how it brings people…

Maggie Lindemann Talks About Her Musical Evolution in New Playboy Interview

Pop-princess-turned-punk-darling Maggie Lindemann has come a long way since she debuted in 2015 with “Knocking On Your Heart,” in terms of both success and personal discovery. Following the release of her PARANOIA EP in late January, Lindemann sat down with Playboy to talk about how her music, style, and happiness with her career have changed…

LIL YACHTY DROPS VIDEO FOR “ASSHOLE” WITH OLIVER TWIST

“This year, through a mixture of time, distance, and restraint, it’s become hard to deny Lil Yachty’s recalibration…Lately, Yachty’s been turning in acrobatic performances.” – ROLLING STONE The song is from Yachty’s deluxe album Lil Boat 3.5 via Quality Control Music/Motown Records. The deluxe version of Lil Boat 3 features 7 new tracks with heavyweight features from Future, Drake, Playboi Carti,…

Rocker Micky James Returns to the Stage with ‘Live From the Met’

The best way to experience Micky James’ stadium-worthy rock songs is to hear them live, next to blasting amps and as close to the stage as possible. Unfortunately we can’t do that right now, but we can simulate it with “Live From the Met,” a concert special Micky created with BandsInTown at the famous Met…

BANKROLL FREDDIE RELEASES FIRST SINGLE ON QUALITY CONTROL “ADD IT UP” | WATCH VIDEO HERE

Rising Arkansas rapper Bankroll Freddie stays true to his name, counting up the stacks on his new hustler’s anthem “Add It Up,” out today via Quality Control/Motown Records. Freddie’s first release since signing with Motown is a celebration of his success; he takes the occasion to flex the price of his new cars, neck-breaking jewelry, and…

All The First-Week Records Olivia Rodrigo’s “drivers license” Broke

Olivia Rodrigo stole millions of hearts worldwide when she released “drivers license” on January 8th, a buzzing teenage breakup song that even earned a nod of approval from her idol, Taylor Swift. It took less than a day for the track to begin breaking records, and it even went on to break one of its…

Puerto Rican salsa singer Tito Rojas dies

The veteran Puerto Rican salsa singer Tito Rojas, known for songs such as “El Gallo salsero” and for songs such as “Siempre seré” or “Señora de Madrugada,” died at dawn this Saturday at the age of 65 of a suspected heart attack. Jessica Rojas, one of the singer’s daughters, confirmed the death to the music…

Best Politically-Charged Albums of 2020

From hip-hop to punk to thrash metal, it doesn’t matter what you’re a fan of, we can all agree that 2020 was a year full of fireworks and bullshit and it influenced some of the hardest and truest sounds that the world has seen. Politically-charged art and music have always had a place in society…

UPSAHL’s ‘Young Life Crisis’ is a Time Machine to Pre-COVID Party Culture

It seems like there are two kinds of people in quarantine: those who miss social settings and those who are thankful to be missing out. Whichever side of the spectrum you’re on, UPSAHL’s brilliant sophomore effort, Young Life Crisis, will speak to your reasoning. The EP encapsulates the overwhelming, yet exhilarating, environment of a party…

2010s One-Hit Wonders: Where Are They Now?

In any decade, there are bound to be promising artists who slip through the cracks after a single or two – think of Soft Cell (“Tainted Love”) and A-ha (“Take On Me”). Now that we’re in the 2020s, we can reflect on some of the biggest one-hit wonders of the 2010s, who didn’t quite charm…

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