Avril Lavigne is a Canadian pop-punk singer known for her rebellious spirit, unique style, and philanthropic work. She was discovered at 16 by a music executive, signed with Arista Records, and released her debut album “Let Go” in 2002. She has sold over 40 million albums worldwide, won multiple awards, and raised awareness for Lyme disease, which she has battled personally.
Streaming on Hulu, is the second consecutive documentary from Imagine Dragons. Unlike their first, this one will reveal the band’s
This Black History Month, Music Daily is doing more than just celebrating the artists we know and love. Music Daily
DJ Seinfeld, a German producer who’s going on a decade of releases, is still very much deserving of your time.
Our aim on a weekly basis is to bring you the latest and most notable on the charts, and to
American indie pop artist Caroline Polachek is constantly evolving, and this time, she has revived a 2021 single—“Bunny Is A
The Undefeated (now Andscape) released an amazing EP in 2021, Music for the Movement/Black History Always, a tribute to the
Magdalena Bay’s second LP, ‘Imaginal Disk,’ is a true concept album.
Maren Morris just released a cover of Billy Idol’s hit, “Dancing With Myself.” The new single is in honor of Single’s Awareness Day, the day
“You can kind of hear me crying in one of them,” Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan said. “Maybe two actually haha.”
Nina Nesbitt, the pop star who’s fallen and risen through the twists and turns of the music industry. Read up for more!
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
Ross From Friends further solidifies his pivot into “Bubble Love” with the summery single “Lying In The Sand.”
Streaming on Hulu, is the second consecutive documentary from Imagine Dragons. Unlike their first, this one will reveal the band’s origin story. All the way from becoming a band in 2008 to releasing their breakthrough single “Radioactive” a few years later. It will also unveil footage of the band playing in small venues on the Las Vegas strip. Leading years later to filling stadiums at every concert. Being the normal famous boy band origin story,
This Black History Month, Music Daily is doing more than just celebrating the artists we know and love. Music Daily is featuring rising stars, as well as the musicians working behind the scenes. Black performers, creators, and artists have been shaping the music industry for generations – sometimes even without fans knowing it! The following are songs you probably didn’t know were written by Black artists and other beloved stars. Additionally, some were produced by
DJ Seinfeld, a German producer who’s going on a decade of releases, is still very much deserving of your time.
Our aim on a weekly basis is to bring you the latest and most notable on the charts, and to this point, 2026 has laid out a landscape amenable to that goal. However, this week is the first time that the top-level takeaways lead us to spend time on a winner we’ve crowned before. As Bad Bunny emerges as the real force of February, names like Ella Langley and Ice Spice dot further down to
American indie pop artist Caroline Polachek is constantly evolving, and this time, she has revived a 2021 single—“Bunny Is A Rider.” The Stages of Caroline Polachek Caroline Polachek began her musical journey in 2008 when she formed the band Chairlift. After a few years of making music together, the band eventually went their separate ways. At this point, Polachek wanted to find the sound that she could call her own. This led to her Danny
The Undefeated (now Andscape) released an amazing EP in 2021, Music for the Movement/Black History Always, a tribute to the good and bad of Black culture. The EP is the second volume of a ongoing project by The Undefeated. It is from ESPN’s content initiative that explores the connections to sports, race, and culture. Music for the Movement/Black History Always is a unique collaboration with various artists, television network and Hollywood Records. Volume II looks
Magdalena Bay’s second LP, ‘Imaginal Disk,’ is a true concept album.
Credit: Megan Moroney in “Tennessee Orange” music video Big news is that Megan Moroney will be dropping her Cloud 9 album on February 20th. She’s also announcing a few tour dates to support it as well. Since the release of “Tennessee Orange,” we know Megan Moroney is a Georgia native and football-loving rising country star, but what else is there to know? Below are a few other things you maybe didn’t know about Megan Moroney:
Since its birth, Hip-Hop has been a platform to confront real life problems and emotions the African-American culture has faced. The genre has broken through various social barriers to talk about the reality of America’s ugliest sides. Black History Month celebrates public figures that broke social barriers, as well as artists and music that tells the story of African American life. From poverty to police brutality, real situations have empowered rap artists to use their
Maren Morris just released a cover of Billy Idol’s hit, “Dancing With Myself.” The new single is in honor of Single’s Awareness Day, the day after Valentine’s Day. The song is the result of Morris’ partnership with Visible to celebrate their annual Singles Awareness Day campaign. The all-digital wireless carrier company advertises itself as “the only wireless carrier to offer ‘family plan savings’ to single-line users.” According to the same press statement, the singer-songwriter said,
If January can trend a bit slow on the newswire, the music industry has a way of shocking the system as we move into February. Indeed, the Grammys and the Super Bowl halftime show have each transpired in the past week and change, two of the more seminal annual moments that we can chronicle. In kind, those two shows lead to significant shakeups and movements on our rankings; of course, Bad Bunny deserves mention in
Jazz’s Next Best Thing: Laufey Laufey, the Icelandic-Chinese, musician residing in Los Angeles, is now a freshly minted Two Time Grammy Winner. Given the upcoming “holiday weekend,” we’re revisiting her single “Valentine.” The 26-year-old is known for her smooth jazz sound and covers of Great American Song Book legends. She credits artists like Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday as influences for her style in addition to both of her musician parents. The perfect craft of
