SCORED: Soundtracks from Instrumentals and a Power Ballad to Animated Film Favs
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 […]
Our Music Discovery of Genre Bending Pop Artist, John Splitoff
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 grooves, and melodies to cure the soul, look no further—actually, look Far From Here. A Quick Recap: Who Is John Splithoff? Splithoff made waves with his 2018 project, Make It […]
Kid Moon Still Gaining Followers and Teases New Music Plus Brooklyn Gig
Kid Moon “Insane” The musician known as Kid Moon is a gifted hip-hop artist from Philadelphia who got his start on TikTok. He caught the attention of the public and the music industry due to his soulful lyrics and catchy beats. Over the weekend, he started teasing new music to come that will have a […]
Doja Cat, Cardi B, and Sabrina Carpenter Vault Up This Week’s MD Tracks Rankings
Could we finally be breaking a previously static top 10? The addition of the K-Pop Demon Hunters into the 2025 mix, becoming a titanic force in their own right with nearly a half dozen tracks that threaten the top of the list week-over-week, has finally thrown a wrench into a group that was appearing quite […]
This Week In Music History: Two Hits for TV, One Direction’s Debut Plus Cardi B’s First No. 1
Music history as you’ve never seen it: a journey in time through the albums, concerts and events that made history—this week in music. October 2: Making Boy Band Music History – One Direction is Born Arguably, music history was made the day One Direction first performed together as a group. Today marks an important day […]
Taylor Swift College Course Is Still Offered by UC Berkeley
Once again, the University of California, Berkeley announced that it will offer a course inspired by Taylor Swift. Now known as “Artistry, Policy and Entrepreneurship: Taylor’s Version,” the course will be taught by professors Sofia Lendahl and Crystal Haryanto. The class, according to Billboard, shall explore Swift’s discography, as well as her motives. The syllabus […]
The Promising UK Rockers, Band Of Skulls Announces Upcoming Tour
After 2023’s success of “Crooked House,” one track out of the Alberta Cross and Band Of Skulls’ collaboration clearly wasn’t enough. The artists understood their fans’ requests for more collaborative projects, and gave us some. This is when the incredible “Born In Amazement” saw the light! The new single features Alberta Cross and Band Of Skulls […]
Music Daily Discovery: Jesse Welles Has A Sharp Take On Our Times
With viral hits like “Horses,” “United Health” and “War Isn’t Murder,” Jesse Welles doesn’t pull any punches in addressing modern ills.
This Week In Music History: Dolly Parton Debut, “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” ‘Star Wars Theme,’ & More
History as you’ve never seen it: a journey in time through the albums, concerts, and events that made history—this week in music! September 25: Here Comes Dolly Parton On September 25, 1967, in music history, little-known country singer Dolly Parton made her first appearance on The Porter Wagoner Show. Parton was 30, and previously got […]
Discovery: Check Out Floating Points from UK’s Electronica Scene
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 […]
