Forest Claudette and the EP That Launched Him

Forest Claudette, the then 23-year-old artist distinguished for his thoughtful perspective on popand alternative R&B, has released his latest EP Everything Was Green. Everything Was Green This six song EP takes listeners on a deeply introspective personal journey through Forest Claudette’s experiences and emotions. Everything Was Green couples an exploration and examination of self alongside […]
“What Is Love” to Aloe Blacc: Discover In This Song

Over his 18-year career, Aloe Blacc released eight albums and countless high-profile singles with Avicii, Steve Aoki and more.
Rage Against The Machine’s Protest, Soundtrack History and More for This Week in Music History for July 17th

July 17: Endless Love, Endless Soundtrack It happens sometimes that the soundtrack of a movie goes down in history along the movie itself, and both find their place in cinematic and music history. It’s the case for example of Dirty Dancing and its “(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life,” or Top Gun and “Take My Breath Away.” However, it […]
Revisit Shygirl, MD Featured Artist – Boundary Breaker

While the granular subgenre labels on any side of the music industry are slippery, nowhere are they more elusive than in the realm of electronic music. Where does house end and trance begin? Where does industrial music stop and give way to a subsection of hip hop? You’ll end up frustrated tackling any of those […]
Caroline Romano Has an EP, “It Took Me Falling” That Starts Her New Era

With the boundaries to music making lower than ever and overnight sensations truly feeling overnight at times, the benefit of experience can sometimes be underrated. Caroline Romano has been active in the singer-songwriter lane since fifteen, now eight years deep into a career we’ve been lucky enough to track the whole way through. With her […]
Alexandra Savior: All Round Artist From Singer to Painter

Taking a break from art and fame as become more and more recurrent since artists have started put their mental health and safety first. The pressure that comes together with music and success Beside big names and acts, more and more of the developing artists pause, leaving the scene to take some time to develop […]
ReDiscover 1999 Write The Future – What to Know

With a slew of A-list features and an early placement on the latest NBA 2K soundtrack, many hip-hop boards transfixed on the same question in the past few months. Just who exactly are 1999 Write The Future? Now delivering their debut album, hella (˃̣̣̥╭╮˂̣̣̥) ✧ ♡ ‧º·˚:, that question may remain unanswered for the time […]
Aerosmith,The Verve Plus Aretha Are Notable for This Week in Music History

July 10: Cardiac arrest at The Hollywood Vampires concert On this day in 2016, Aerosmith lead guitarist Joe Perry suffers a cardiac arrest during a performance with his second band, The Hollywood Vampires. The supergroup, in which both Alice Cooper and Johnny Depp play as well, was performing in Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York. The 65 […]
A ReDiscovery: Let’s Wind Back a Decade for Ten Of 2016’s The Best Albums

(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 […]
ReDiscovery: Fredwave, UK’s Fresh Sound Where Rap/Grime x EDM Combine

Made in the UK, Fredwave is one the most promising artists of the London music scene. We wanted to do an artist profile on him so badly because we really believe we’re talking about something more than interesting. ‘La La’, ‘99′ and Fredwave’s path Not only R&B, Fredwave’s music goes above and beyond, with shades […]