Afro-pop legend Angélique Kidjo announced a new album, Hope!!, due out April 24 via Warner. It’s the follow-up to 2021’s Mother Nature, and like that album, it’s a guest-filled affair,
Photo Credit: Public Song Project / WNYC WNYC’s Public Song Project teams up with the Internet Archive to invite musicians to adapt, remix, or reimagine works in the public domain.
Chance the Rapper performing live. Photo Credit: Julio Enriquez The USA v. Live Nation antitrust trial isn’t the only music-world legal battle that’s unfolding. Now, Chance the Rapper and Pat
Singer-songwriter CTLN turned her RnB lens onto self-reclamation in her latest single, I Saved Me, easing listeners into the warmth of a love letter written to her inner child, penned
Young N’ Loud Magazine Feature In a global music scene that often rewards predictability, Vika moves in the opposite direction. She builds sound from friction, identity from contrast, and songs
CyHi addresses Travis Scott, Kid Cudi and the reasoning behind the G.O.O.D. Music breakup on his new song, “The G.O.O.D. Ole Days.” On Friday (March 6), CyHi released his new
Fucked Up have announced the latest entry in their Zodiac series. Grass Can Move Stones Part 2: Year of the Monkey is due out June 6 via the band’s own
Photo Credit: Melinda Gimpel With an eye on shedding around $600 million in debt, Cumulus Media has once again filed for prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The Atlanta-headquartered radio group formally
Photo Credit: Denise Jans Live Nation has settled with the Justice Department, but more than 25 states have disclosed plans to continue litigating against the Ticketmaster parent. Several of those
Photo Credit: Barclays Center Testimony in the United States v. Live Nation case has put one specific allegation front and center: that Live Nation weaponized major tours dates to keep
