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.
If January can trend a bit slow on the newswire, the music industry has a way of shocking the system
Jazz’s Next Best Thing: Laufey Laufey, the Icelandic-Chinese, musician residing in Los Angeles, is now a freshly minted Two Time
A while back, rising English singer-songwriter Flowerovlove released “Love You.” Music Daily is highlighting it for Valentine’s week. More About
“You can kind of hear me crying in one of them,” Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan said. “Maybe two actually haha.”
Black History Month Happy Black History Month! For this year’s celebration, a documentary on black music is getting its wide-release
The barriers to entry in music, and sometimes as a result, becoming a household name, have never been lesser. Yet
“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.”
Exemplifying the true meaning of “like they never left,” Tame Impala is back. The past few years had no shortage of Kevin Parker assisted tunes
Folk artist Anna Shoemaker dropped her long-awaited follow-up to her debut album, ‘Someone Should Stop Her.’
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
A while back, rising English singer-songwriter Flowerovlove released “Love You.” Music Daily is highlighting it for Valentine’s week. More About Flowerovlove Joyce Cisse – better known as Flowerovlove – had a banner year in 2023. Just at the end of 2022, in November, the rising alt-pop artist released her sophomore EP A Mosh Pit In The Clouds, which was a quick follow-up to her 2021 debut EP Think Flower. She demonstrated that even at only
“You can kind of hear me crying in one of them,” Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan said. “Maybe two actually haha.”
Black History Month Happy Black History Month! For this year’s celebration, a documentary on black music is getting its wide-release via video-on-demand. Directed by Emmy-award winner is an ode to black history. The award-winning film chronicles activist musicians as they record an anthem written by Khan to honor black ancestors. That is, Khan’s song imagines an ancestor who was once enslaved posing this question: “What have you done with your freedom?” Song for Our People
The barriers to entry in music, and sometimes as a result, becoming a household name, have never been lesser. Yet on top of that democratization of the recording process, could we be seeing some additional breakdowns in longstanding traditions? Though January tends towards the quiet side on the release radar, all of a sudden our MD Tracks chart reflects a ton of new blood in the mix, with Harry Styles, Zara Larsson, and Don Toliver
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 vibe in many differentiated and unique ways. Simply Nostalgic The five-member band hailing from the UK first had its roots in 2016, when members from the separate bands King Of Cats, Joanna Gruesome, Towel, and Keel Her came together on
ericdoa joins the ‘Euphoria’ universe HBO’s hit drama Euphoria has been consuming the internet with memes, reviews, and plenty of opinions. The sex and drug-filled life of the high schoolers it follows has you on the edge of your seat throughout every episode. Creator Sam Levin has no doubt tapped into what keeps 20-somethings everywhere hooked. One reason behind the obsession is the perfectly curated music within each episode. However, this season they are taking it
The alternative R&B group Emotional Oranges released an album titled Still Emo a while back. It is 8 tracks long and features Tkay Maidza, Aayana, Nonso Amadi, and Zhu. It’s a great way to discover this band. According to Robin Murray at Clash Music, Emotional Oranges commented on the project: “‘STILL EMO’ marks our fifth project in four years, and the second (independent) tape in the last eight months. It’s the most fun I’ve personally
Today, we are honoring the women that paved the path in hip-hop to launch Black History Month. Since the beginning of hip-hop, all the way back in the Bronx in the 1970’s, women have played a pivotal role in the progression and creation of the genre we have all come to love today. Female Rappers of the Past In 1985, the New-York based hip-hop group, Salt-N-Pepa was formed. Consisting of Sandra “Pepa” Denton and Cheryl
Born and raised in Sydney, 19-year-old vocal prince SAHXL has been primed as one of Australia’s next breakout stars.
UK veteran and near-walking-legend of the electronic scene, Floating Points is prone to reinvention. The last most audiences heard of him, he united with Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra, a hard left turn into classical music and jazz that spoke to exactly how far he was willing to push the envelope from his dance music bread & butter. With his latest, things are back on course in terms of genre but remain as
