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
Photo Credit: Ariana Grande Ariana Grande has announced she’s taking a step back from public-facing work after her most recent tour ends. The news comes amid renewed attention to the
Minneapolis dream pop/shoegaze band She’s Green have named their five favorite dream pop albums in a new video made for BrooklynVegan. The picks range from (relatively) more recent bands like
Photo Credit: Alicia Keys, courtesy of Roc Nation for CAA Alicia Keys signs with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) after being previously represented by William Morris Endeavor (WME) for nearly 15
We’re excited to have teamed up with Brooklyn-based indie rockers Momma for exclusive vinyl variants of their two most recent albums, 2025’s fantastic Welcome to My Blue Sky, which takes
The Indiana artist Ashley Savage carries grief and defiance into every corner of her music and has transformed her surname into a personal doctrine for surviving everything designed to break
In Defense of the Genre is a column on BrooklynVegan about punk, pop punk, emo, hardcore, post-hardcore, ska-punk, and more, including and often especially the bands and albums and subgenres
Photo Credit: Coolcaesar Another day, another seemingly solid earnings report accompanied by a share-price slip: Live Nation stock (NYSE: LYV) is down 5% today after the company posted 9.4% revenue
Photo Credit: Harry Belafonte in 1983 by Hans Peter Lochmann / CC by 3.0 John Legend is set to play singer, actor, and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte in Bill
Oasis are back, Pulp are back, Blur have been back and now maybe Elastica are back? They reactivated their social media accounts today, posting a vintage ’90s picture of the