


John Splithoff is back and smoother than ever with his latest album, Far From Here. If you’ve been craving a blend of silky R&B, infectious grooves, and melodies to cure the soul, look no further—actually,

Lyrical Lemonade, the Cole Bennett imprint that made its name off of psychedelic, heady music videos like Lil Tecca’s “Ransom” or YNW Melly’s “Mixed Personalities,” has continually sized up in terms of the artists it

Caroline Polachek is an alt-pop artist from New York who creates unique music with a one-of-a-kind voice.

If the logline of “abrasive, ultra-political, Gaelic language rap” doesn’t ring any bells, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Though there’s a rich history of hip-hop, and of course musicians generally, that hail from Northern Ireland,




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From being stuck in her bedroom amidst a global pandemic to becoming a viral sensation on TikTok, Isabel LaRosa’s time as Music Daily revisits this Discovery artist pick. Let’s take a listen again to what

Sometimes the TikTok algorithm spouts hidden gems that are destined to grace every one of your playlists. In another example of the social media platform coming out on top, we discover Anthony Russo and his

Chicago rapper Lil Blessin was a true “bubbling under” talent for some time before the release of his viral breakout “Likka Sto.” The release of that song, though, marked a true turning point in his

Once a musical career has begun and developed, many singers, songwriters and musicians often also start side projects. The transformation from musical artists to entrepreneurs is very fast and not a few have decided to

If you’re not a Wu-Tang fan, you need to become one! Also, tune into the Hulu dramatization of the group’s ride to fame, Wu Tang: An American Saga.

With multiple states cracking down on the recreational use of drones, it seemed for a brief moment like they might go the way of the selfie stick—an innovative idea in its own right, but one

“Stairway To Heaven”‘s “creator’s” passing, Jimi Hendrix banned by The BBC, The Village People learning the moves for “Y.M.C.A.” and more in this week in music history here on Music Daily! January 1: Introducing Fleetwood

The end of the year means so many different things, but for the music lovers, it’s always been “list season.” If you’re among our ranks as folks whose tabulation of new releases never seems to





