


Actress, singer and screenwriter… Clarice Falcāo is the complete package. Born in Recife, Brazil, she initially moved to Sao Paulo and later, at age 6, to Rio de Janeiro, where she has lived ever since.

Forest Claudette, the then 23-year-old artist distinguished for his thoughtful perspective on popand alternative R&B, has released his latest EP Everything Was Green. Everything Was Green This six song EP takes listeners on a deeply

Over his 18-year career, Aloe Blacc released eight albums and countless high-profile singles with Avicii, Steve Aoki and more.

July 17: Endless Love, Endless Soundtrack It happens sometimes that the soundtrack of a movie goes down in history along the movie itself, and both find their place in cinematic and music history. It’s the case







Made in the UK, Fredwave is one the most promising artists of the London music scene. We wanted to do an artist profile on him so badly because we really believe we’re talking about something

July 3: You Just Need One Sock This day in 1983 was the one when Red Hot Chili Peppers notoriously walked the stage of the Kit Kat Club in Hollywood. What made the event famous

Alternative rock band, Garden Centre dropped a quintessential indie album Searching For A Stream that you need to check out. Their first album in over four years, Garden Centre continues to utilize their conservative instrumental

The Nashville-born singer Samia made a reflective sophomore album, Honey, on a cover soaked in blue. Honestly, Honey isn’t referring to anything sweet, but a past time where she called a lover “honey.” Riddled with topics of broken

If Music Daily has ever introduced you to a hidden gem of an artist, then let this be another addition. Get to know Picture Parlour, a UK rock band that has just stepped into the

Leon Thomas’ “MUTT” and BigXthaPlug’s “All The Way” lead the pack in early contenders for song of the summer—but who will win out?

June 26: Girls at Glastonbury In 2015, Florence + the Machine became the first female-fronted band to headline the Glastonbury festival since 1999. This record began in 1992, when the last female-fronted band headlined, Shakespear’s Sister.

“ARACHIDS,” the latest Disclosure single, sees the duo ditch big-room EDM for straightforward club fodder.





