
Too Hot? Too Rainy? Spend Your Indoor Day with Imagine Dragons’ “Live In Vegas”
Streaming on Hulu, is the second consecutive documentary from Imagine Dragons. Unlike their first, this one will reveal the band’s
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
Sabrina Carpenter with “Manchild” and GloRilla with “Typa” surface are some of the names that’ve defined early summer airwaves.
‘Can’t Rush Greatness’ says Central Cee on his debut album, but are there negative effects from his prolonged rise to
(Some of) The Best Albums Of 2016 Can we time travel back to 2016 for a second? The decade 2010-2020
Photo Credit: Facebook Based out of Berlin, Germany, Korean DJ Peggy Gou has many accolades to her name. Back in
The album ‘Music’ from Playboi Carti is finally here—spanning 30 tracks and 76 minutes. Fans are divided, but streaming numbers
‘Can’t Rush Greatness’ says Central Cee on his debut album, but are there negative effects from his prolonged rise to stardom?
Sheck Wes tabs Travis Scott for “ILMB,” a thumping re-entry into hip-hop’s radio rotation. Could this mean a further return to form?
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
Lorde returns with “What Was That,” a bold new single from her upcoming album ‘Virgin’ (out June 27), marking a powerful, personal rebirth.
Already a genre legend as a member of Thievery Corporation, Eric Hilton now stakes out for his fourth solo album with “Je Ne T’Aime Plus.”
Saweetie has announced Australian tour dates as fans await her debut album, still riding the high from her “Richtivites” release.
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,
Sabrina Carpenter with “Manchild” and GloRilla with “Typa” surface are some of the names that’ve defined early summer airwaves.
‘Can’t Rush Greatness’ says Central Cee on his debut album, but are there negative effects from his prolonged rise to stardom?
(Some of) The Best Albums Of 2016 Can we time travel back to 2016 for a second? The decade 2010-2020 had really great music. From the rise of many new artists to different music styles being introduced, I can honestly say that the year that topped that decade off was 2016; “Summer 16” as Drake quotes. The amount of QUALITY music that came out around this time was incredible. Moreover, the hottest artists were dropping
Photo Credit: Facebook Based out of Berlin, Germany, Korean DJ Peggy Gou has many accolades to her name. Back in October of 2024, she gave a Master Class at Harvard! She’s a singer, songwriter, DJ and record producer. Her music career started at age eight with classical piano lessons, before her parents sent her to London to study English. After returning to Korea for a while, she then went back to London to study fashion.
The album ‘Music’ from Playboi Carti is finally here—spanning 30 tracks and 76 minutes. Fans are divided, but streaming numbers are soaring.
Any year in music takes a bit of time to develop its own unique texture, kicking off January after a (sometimes literal) deep freeze that leaves the charts fully inhabited by last year’s fare. In an inversion of what we’re used to, this week’s Tracks rankings may not reprise songs from 2025, but certainly its top-line takeaways feature many of the faces that ruled it. That includes an unreal run from Morgan Wallen and Sabrina
“Being a Capricorn, I am very goal-motivated and always keeping myself busy. “
Annie Scherer builds on a half-folk, half-punk sound with the standout single, “You Like The Blues.”
An event brought us to the discovery of one of the fastest-growing, most innovative and groundbreaking acts around. All the way from Italy, today we present to you a group that is… more than a group. With the formation of a full orchestra, the group of over 20 members lies with one foot in the world of classic music, and the other in the dynamic and fast-paced world of digital development. Music Daily got the
As we careen towards the midpoint of the year, the picture of what songs have defined 2025 to date is crystallizing. Perhaps you could’ve pegged who’d be in the discussion far in advance, as the likes of Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Chapelle Roan, and Sabrina Carpenter (looming to add another single in the very near future) have been some of the year’s biggest winners. As always though, there’s room for surprises, and names like Mariah the
Sheck Wes tabs Travis Scott for “ILMB,” a thumping re-entry into hip-hop’s radio rotation. Could this mean a further return to form?