Special Edition Features Artist by Young N’ Loud Magazine Some musicians learn technique. Others learn survival. Then there are artists like Thalìa, performers who transform emotion, culture, discipline, and instinct
Special Edition Features Artist by Young N’ Loud Magazine Some musicians learn technique. Others learn survival. Then there are artists like Thalìa, performers who transform emotion, culture, discipline, and instinct
The 2026 edition of Lollapalooza begins today (7/30) in Chicago’s Grant Park, and if you won’t be there in person, you can still stream a bunch of artists’ sets live.
Photo Credit: SoundBoost Most AI mastering and mixing tools still translate creative intent into presets and sliders. SoundBoost takes a different approach: users simply describe the sound they want in
The seminal single Come Down from SilverHorizon’s eponymous debut LP sounds as though it could have been fired straight from the barrels of The Strokes’ own canon. Formed in 2024
Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. COLD WAVES FEST CHICAGO / LA / AUSTIN Industrial/goth festival Cold Waves happens in three cities this year
11th Edition of Donald Passman’s music industry bible, All You Need to Know About the Music Business. Since 1991, music industry attorney Donald Passman has sold more than half a
Following a swanky old-school jazz prelude, Nobody’s Girl finds a different semblance of swagger as a new-wave indie-pop earworm with a charged rhythm section, crunchy guitars and sustained vocal notes
Electronic music great Mark Van Hoen will return as Locust with a new album, Spectral +, on September 11 via TODO Records. It’s his first Locust record in three years
The music industry has been consumed by AI debates – from lawsuits involving Suno and Udio to major-label licensing deals. Now the focus is shifting to a bigger question: how
As the ultimate renegade of genre fusion and beyond-contemporary crystalline production, Sams Beatz makes every feat in his discography feel like a cinematic session in pure emotion-driven scintillation. His synaesthesia-dripping
Glen Hansard, long-running folk singer, one half of The Swell Season, vocalist of The Frames, and star of the award-winning Once, has died in a motorbike crash that took place