Drake Doesn’t Credit Pet Shop Boys in ‘All the Parties’
Drake’s new album, For All the Dogs, is under fire by the Pet Shop Boys. Why? Because the rapper sang the chorus of “West End Girls” without permission in one of his new songs. Drake’s 23-track record includes features from Bad Bunny, SZA, Lil Yachty, J. Cole, Chief Keef, 21 Savage, Teezo Touchdown, Yeat and […]
Celebrating The 40-Year-Long Legacy of Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’
Michael Jackson’s iconic “Thriller” music video and album in the early 1980s forever changed the music and entertainment industry. Directed by John Landis, the 14-minute video featured groundbreaking special effects, elaborate choreography, and a memorable zombie dance sequence that is widely known and recognizable, even 40 years later. Breaking Boundaries With The “Thriller” Music Video […]
Sofia Kourtesis Releases Debut Album, “Madres”
Sofia Kourtesis has earned both the attention of the electronic world and the hearts of club attendees in the past few years with her solitary brand of personal, introspective house music. And understandably, Madres, her recently released debut album, spends a ton of time in that world. First up in that lane is the two-pack […]
Britney Spears’ “The Woman In Me” Is Bigger Than A Justin Timberlake Exposé
Media outlets ran wild with Justin Timberlake’s abominable actions, but leave out the root of Spears’ problems: her broken family.
Foo Fighters Make Their Ninth Appearance on “SNL”
This past Saturday, October 28, was Foo Fighters’ first time on ‘SNL’ without their longtime, late drummer, Taylor Hawkins.
Mariah the Scientist Drops “To Be Eaten Alive”
Atlanta-born singer Mariah the Scientist explores love with a wide range of sounds. Mariah’s silky voice flows effortlessly between electric undertones and heavy-hitting beats. She brings an energy of confidence and power to each track, backed by gripping beats. To Be Eaten Alive’s impressive features bring even more depth to the overall experience of the […]
James Blunt Drops “Who We Used To Be”
At the risk of sounding derisive, the material on James Blunt’s Who We Used To Be is as mainstream pop as mainstream pop gets. It won’t come as a shock for long-time listeners, but still, that should be the expectation when entering that album. All the same, there’s experimentation within those bounds, beginning with “Saving […]
Brent Faiyaz Releases Surprise Mixtape, “Larger Than Life”
Brent Faiyaz has become one of the defining voices in R&B, amassing a cult following for his brutally transparent, almost toxic brand of music. What earned him a huge internet following finally culminated with his second album, WASTELAND, which earned him his first three placements on the top 100 charts (the highest being the Drake-assisted […]
“1989 (Taylor’s Version)”: Taylor Swift’s Pop Classic Returns
The day has finally come: Taylor Swift dropped her own version of her “pop classic” 1989! With the support of the horde of her tireless fans, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) is set to become the new #1 album, once again bringing the singer back to the top of the charts. Just like she crashed the world when […]
ericdoa Announces the dead on arrival Tour
Call him what you want, a hyperpop artist, a glitch rapper, a digicore artist (as per Vice, he prefers you do away with genre labels at all). No matter how you slice it, ericdoa is one of the more intriguing breakout artists we’ve seen in recent years, stringing together a trilogy of albums with Public […]
