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.
With “of the year” lists now beginning to matriculate in newsrooms across the country, the clock is ticking if any
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History as you’ve never seen it: a journey in time through the albums, concerts and events that made history—this week
This week, get acquainted with the Tacoma-based indie-pop duo, He Is We. Artist Profile Consisting of Rachel Taylor (singer) and
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Tate McRae has taken over the pop scene and looks to climb to new heights with her third studio album, ‘So Close To What.’
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Facing up sky-high expectations with an expertly crafted rollout, Clipse delivers on all fronts with ‘Let God Sort ‘Em Out.’
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
Fighting uphill by being tasked with reimagining a classic, Vegyn showcases expert vision and touch on ‘Blue Moon Safari.’
For a bit of background, though visible with a “beef” against Joyner Lucas and a somewhat constant stream of singles, the wait for a bona
With “of the year” lists now beginning to matriculate in newsrooms across the country, the clock is ticking if any artists are hoping to end up in 2025 retrospectives. With two defining acts releasing or teasing new material and a heartbreaking headline hitting the wire in the past week, there’s plenty to cover on this edition of Music Daily’s Tracks, highlighted by appearances from D’Angelo, Rod Wave, and Tame Impala. We can’t ignore the fact
Tate McRae has taken over the pop scene and looks to climb to new heights with her third studio album, ‘So Close To What.’
Billie Eilish continues the voting initiative with HeadCount to inspire voters to turn up for the election.
History as you’ve never seen it: a journey in time through the albums, concerts and events that made history—this week in music. This week is Selena’s first album commemoration, the first song to top the charts twice, the second-ever episode of Saturday Night Live and more! October 16: “I Will Always Love You”‘s History is Longer Than You Could Imagine Did you know that Whitney Houston wasn’t the first artist to sing her #1 single
This week, get acquainted with the Tacoma-based indie-pop duo, He Is We. Artist Profile Consisting of Rachel Taylor (singer) and Trevor Kelly (guitarist), He Is We have played a part in the indie music scene since the late 2000s. The duo initially gained attention by leveraging social media platforms to market their music. Though they jumped on the strategy long before the days of TikTok—back to the time of MySpace. Their early works showcased an
We told you so! In last week’s edition, we promised that the only thing holding Ms. Taylor Swift back from truly dominating our list was some latency in traditional tracking metrics. While The Life of a Showgirl remains the hottest attraction in town, further down the rankings we’re seeing major storylines as well, highlighted by the UK’s Olivia Dean and Atlanta’s Metro Boomin. Now with a whole week to catch up, the multi-time everything winner
As she marches towards the debut album milestone, Léa Sen delivers “Video Games,” a tender evolution of her brooding aesthetic.
Lizzy McAlpine and “Older” We’re looking back on Indie-folk pop singer Lizzy McAlpine on the first single off of her last album, Older. So happens that we’re just a few weeks past the 5 year anniversary for her first album. The single, also titled “Older,” is a bit of a throwback to McAlpine’s first album, Give Me A Minute (2020). It’s simplistic in production; there are no big swells like in her chart-debut song, “ceilings.”
Facing up sky-high expectations with an expertly crafted rollout, Clipse delivers on all fronts with ‘Let God Sort ‘Em Out.’
LA-based, Australia-born AViVA’s path to fame isn’t one you stumble upon every day, but speaks to the changing definition of what it is to be an “artist.” She’s grown to a career fit with four studio albums, but began as a YouTuber and made a stop along the way to branch out as a YA dystopian fiction author. Here’s everything you need to know about AViVA and her album HATE 2 LUV U. The Early
Even if you hadn’t seen our title, it wouldn’t take a music hardcore to predict who the biggest current draw in the industry is. Taylor Swift is a release-date-pusher for a reason — it’s nigh impossible to outshine her when a new record is on the way. Though social media and fan reactions remain mixed, it’ll take a far more extended dip in quality for the “Taylor Swift” effect to lose its shine. A bit
The connection between music and images has always been indissoluble, especially within films. We cannot in fact imagine that a horror film is as scary without music featured in it. Here are the most famous soundtracks and those that have defined movie genres! A Fistful of Dollars (1964) As for soundtracks other than singles, one of the best soundtracks of all time is undoubtedly that of the 1964 film “A Fistful of Dollars.” Born from
