I’ve recently gone back to a 2020 Hit from the action game genre. This little game beat out the amazingly brutal and fun DOOM: Eternal, so you know I was curious. What I was treated
History as you’ve never seen it: albums, artists’ births, rumours and more: discover with us what happened this week in the history of music August 8: goodbye Olivia Newton-John On this day in 2022, singer-songwriter
The frontman of Grammy-nominated band Fontaines D.C. is today’s Music Discovery as we profile his first solo project.
July 24: Taylor Swift’s songwriting masterpiece: Folklore So much happened this week in music history over the years. On this day three years ago, Taylor Swift released her eighth album, Folklore. The album arrived very unexpectedly, since
Polaris (Remix) is the launchpad track of Spanish artist Saiko, joined this time by his countryman Quevedo, Feid and the Puerto Rican singer/producer Mora. Compared to the original, this new version has a fusion of
“Revel” is a project born from turmoil and uncertainty, ultimately wielding chaos as its driving force to openly face the nerve-wracking realization of “what next?”. In her most recent full album, Donna Missal asks and
Flashback to when HAIM joined Taylor Swift on stage at her Seattle show for the Eras Tour. It’s great to see one of our Music Daily Discoveries now hitting big stadium stages! Eras Tour Opener,
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
