We told you so! In last week’s edition, we promised that the only thing holding Ms. Taylor Swift back from truly dominating our list was some latency in traditional tracking metrics. While The Life of
As she marches towards the debut album milestone, Léa Sen delivers “Video Games,” a tender evolution of her brooding aesthetic.
Lizzy McAlpine and “Older” We’re looking back on Indie-folk pop singer Lizzy McAlpine on the first single off of her last album, Older. So happens that we’re just a few weeks past the 5 year
Facing up sky-high expectations with an expertly crafted rollout, Clipse delivers on all fronts with ‘Let God Sort ‘Em Out.’
LA-based, Australia-born AViVA’s path to fame isn’t one you stumble upon every day, but speaks to the changing definition of what it is to be an “artist.” She’s grown to a career fit with four
Even if you hadn’t seen our title, it wouldn’t take a music hardcore to predict who the biggest current draw in the industry is. Taylor Swift is a release-date-pusher for a reason — it’s nigh
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
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,
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
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
