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Season four premiers with rapper Bohan Phoenix who blends his Chinese roots with his East Coast upbringing in an energetic performance of two songs, “Product” from his EP Overseas and “3 Days in Chendu” from his EP Jala.

'New Leaf' introduces a new sound and direction for Bantum inspired by the disco-funk soul sound of Stardust, Cassius, Royksopp, Daft Punk, Jungle and Four Tet among many others.

On The Hardcore Humanism Podcast, Dr. Mike talks with musicians about their mental health and personal development to inspire others and offer lessons about how to lead an authentic and purpose-driven life. 

“Ready Go” captures the gravity of unrequited love. In discussing the meaning behind the lyrics Eckroth shared, “it's about wanting someone who doesn't really want you back - and being 100% okay with the person just using you.”

Bask in the pure joy of being with your lover with So Zuppy’s new single, 'Eachother'. In this infectious song, so zuppy plays home-made synth and drum sounds that were made from field recordings.

Ingrid Andress is one of the most exciting, unapologetic young artists in country music; this short film will show you why. “A Lady Like That” tracks a breakthrough year for the rising star, reveals never before seen home video footage.

'We had our final push of creative energy with 'Dried Up River,' a song we produced ourselves here in Nashville with our good friend Tyler James,' says the band.

The new slate includes Gay Sex Ed, a surprisingly informative and highly entertaining series from RuPaul's Drag Race queens Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, Kameron Michaels, and certified sex therapist Dr. Chris Donaghue covering all things 'Sex Ed' from a gay male perspective.

The new version, which features on their eagerly anticipated album Hyperdialect, sees Hacktivist's new line-up put a fresh spin and shine on their earlier material, with new instrumentation throughout.

The 2012 play, written and directed by Zeller, had its premiere in Paris, winning a Moliere Award for best play.

O’Brien is the longest serving current late-night talk show host in the U.S., who began his late-night career in 1993 when NBC tapped him to take over as host of Late Night.

“No Gods No Masters” was inspired by a trip the band’s iconic frontwoman Shirley Manson took to Santiago, Chile during the city’s ongoing protests against corruption and inequality in the country.

“JW and I couldn’t be more thrilled to be working with Samuel Goldwyn Films.  I have a history with this company and know we’re in good hands when it comes to releasing our film,” says Craig Moss.

Alongside the announcement of Nightmare On Elmfield Road, CLOVES teased her upcoming release with a new single - the pensive and downtempo, “Nightmare.” 

“I feel like I’ve discovered the best way to find songs to record. Just get in a limo with a Grand Ole Opry Star, ride around Nashville and enjoy having them sing the latest songs they’ve written.

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio conjures the smoky 1960s jazz stylings of Jimmy Smith and Baby Face Willette, and the snappy soul strut of Booker T. & The M.G.’s, The Meters, Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Charles Earland. Within the trio’s distinct jazz stew, are also dashes of Motown, Stax Records, blues, and cosmic Jimi Hendrix-style guitar.

'One of the themes of Home Anywhere”was developing lyrics that sound like they are telling one obvious story but elude to another, more obscure narrative. 'Season of the Witch' was the first song I wrote for this EP that invoked that concept.”

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ezra turned to livestreaming with his first digital show initially as a way to connect with people to feel less lost and scared during difficult times.

“Everyone knows someone who is still living at home with mom and dad, whether they had to move back in to save money or because they never left,” said Loren Ruch,

As part of Jägermeister’s global Save the Night initiative, ‘Our Stages, Our Stories’ spotlights industry staff — the bartenders, audio engineers, door staff, ticket-takers, the DJs, and more — as they contemplate one year away from nightlife and the possibility of its return.