By Manuela Bittencourt Lady D didn’t step into music chasing a career — she stepped into it because it was already living inside her. Long before she knew what an
By Manuela Bittencourt Lady D didn’t step into music chasing a career — she stepped into it because it was already living inside her. Long before she knew what an
By Manuela Bittencourt For Sophie Vincent, everything began with words. Long before stages, studios, or release plans, there was a deep fascination with language itself – poetry, books, lyrics, the
Amazon Music is still more than double the size of YouTube Music in the US, but that lead is starting to narrow (Source: DMN Pro, Digital Music News) YouTube Music
Inspired by groups like Devo, Telehealth are a bit like Seattle’s version of Brooklyn’s Bodega, making synthy punk that is very plugged in to plugged-in culture. The band, who are
Photo Credit: Aerps Music industry figureheads have signed an open letter calling on the industry to ‘just say no to Suno.’ Key signees include representatives from the Music Artist Coalition,
Cosmic Madness’s latest single, Fine, taken from their LP Love in an Existential Crux, turns introspection into something close to a spiritual reflex. It’s poetry in motion, soaked in astral
Photo Credit: Brian McKnight by Gage Skidmore / CC by 2.0 Singer-songwriter Brian McKnight files a defamation lawsuit over a radio interview with his ex-wife in which he was accused
Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. CAT POWER Cat Power has expanded her The Greatest 20th Anniversary Tour, with August dates in Indianapolis, Calgary,
Photo Credit: David Trinks Many are familiar with ClicknClear from headlines about its Universal Music Group deal (and an Olympics licensing snafu). But the performance-sports-focused “music rights tech company” has
JW Paris led an insurgence of insanity with their latest antagonistic earworm, Crazy, a release that documents the trio edging their signature fusion of 90s Britpop and Grunge closer to
Show & Prove: SkrillaWords: Peter A. Berry Last October, an otherwise nondescript piece of street code became Skrilla’s ticket to singer Natasha Bedingfield’s concert. Adorned in what he calls a “soul-snatching” mask,
Austin punks Die Spitz will continue touring their great 2025 album Something to Consume this year. They’ve announced new summer and fall runs in North American, with shows happening in