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
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
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
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.
With viral hits like “Horses,” “United Health” and “War Isn’t Murder,” Jesse Welles doesn’t pull any punches in addressing modern ills.
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,
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
The best part about music discoveries is uncovering hidden gems like The One Eighties. Learn more about the duo here. Artist Profile: The One Eighties Raleigh-based duo The One Eighties has had quite the story
Let’s look back at Almondmilk hunni’s debut album, Enjoy The Ride before her Star Baby EP drops on October 29th. While the rising singer showcased her pop-R&B chops on her self-titled 2020 EP, Almondmilkhunni explores a
Dominic Fike first burst into the scene as a BROCKHAMPTON affiliate. He was very much living in the same DIY world that the boy band had been. His introduction came shortly after the sleeper hit
There are heavy hitters on the horizon. Cardi B and Taylor Swift are just some of the earnest power players that will return to charts in the coming weeks as both have albums on the
History as you’ve never seen it: albums, artists’ births, rumors, and more: discover with us what happened this week in music history. September 18: Jimi Hendrix is Found Dead On September 18, 1970, Jimi Hendrix
