Young N’ Loud Article written by Katie Sears For Brazilian artist Hellena, music has never simply been a career choice—it has been woven into the fabric of her life from
Young N’ Loud Article written by Katie Sears For Brazilian artist Hellena, music has never simply been a career choice—it has been woven into the fabric of her life from
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
Emo must have felt a sharp shock of transgression when LA rapper Marcus Christ dropped his latest single, You Hate Me, I Hate You. Known for street-rooted storytelling and bars
Photo Credit: Columbia House The 71-year-old mail-order music club Columbia House, which most recently sold DVDs and books, is shutting down after a rocky two-and-a-half decades. Wow! 12 CDs for
Not many bands can brag that Mudhoney covered one of their songs on record. But Cheater Slicks, who have been no-so-quietly slinging garage-sludge tunes since the late 80s, reached immortality
New York City indie rock band The Still Out — who we recently mentioned were reforming to open some shows for their friends in Swervedriver — formed in the late
Photo Credit: Round Hill When two AI copyright lawsuits end, two more begin: Round Hill has fired off high-stakes infringement complaints – each involving sought damages that could “conceivably
The pen has always looked lethal in Angela Chambers’ grip, more haunting than standing on unhallowed ground during witching hour, but she puts it to rest for her latest release,
Photo Credit: Tipalti Spitfire Audio, a UK-based creator of virtual instrument sample libraries was handling royalty payouts through manual, Excel-based processes. The processing time took weeks and the work was
Rock and punk festivals once gave individuality somewhere to breathe, but the 2026 festival circuit presents a different spectacle. Has anyone else noticed that alternative fashion has become fancy dress,
Photo Credit: The Isley Brothers for Billboard, 1969 / Public Domain The Isley Brothers have finally settled their long-running legal battle over their trademark, though the details of the settlement
Crystal Tamar revved up RnB to the nth degree in her audaciously fiery hit, Whachoo Doin?! The La Marque, Texas-born singer-songwriter, now thriving as a solo artist in Northern California,