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The virtual event will feature tributes and performances dedicated to Williams. It will also offer a look into SONA’s rise over the past six years from a passionate group of friends to its current international membership and supporters.

This year’s 56th ACM Awards featured an all-star lineup of collaborations and memorable performances featuring 25 performances, 31 artists, and 31 hit songs. 

Garofalo plays Cass DeKennessy, Dean of The Arts College of New York. Having dreamed of becoming an artist in a past life, Cass settled into academia and marriage to a much younger wife.

Sounding like Sleaford Mods on a mind-melting acid trip in isolation, “From The Ground Up” finds Robinson matching kitchen sink lyrical quips with hypnotic electronic loops and experimental vocal styles that mark a prominent shift in sound for the Manchester collective. 

''linger' is one of the first songs that we workshopped for the new record back in December 2019, as we were preparing music for the session that would bring us the music on Love Letter,' explains guitarist and co-leader Mike Lorenz.

The initial film followed a Royal Visit to the Crawley family and Downton staff from the King and Queen of England and ended with a ball fitting for the Royal Family. 

The poet, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, activist and co-founder of Our Native Daughters and Birds of Chicago, unpacks her youth in searing detail throughout Outside Child.

It directly follows Eli & Fur’s remix of his 2011 hit ‘Drink To Get Drunk’ from earlier in the month, as well as his late January-released track ‘Golden’. Out now on DOORN Records, ‘What You Want’ is available to listen to across all streaming platforms.

“Whenever I get the chance to show people the heart of where my music comes from, that’s how I want them to experience it. This song was born with just me, my guitar, and a story to share. It doesn’t get any more real than hearing it like that!,” says David.

DIM finds SYML working for the first time with an outside producer, Paul Meany (Twenty One Pilots), with additional mixing support from Joe Visciano (SZA, Earl Sweatshirt).

In anticipation of HOMANITY’s release, two new singles from the album are being shared today. A song from female hip hop/pop artist Justina, who was detained and had her home raided and musical equipment destroyed before she fled the country in order to be able to continue making music.

Entitled Heaven’s Just a Flight, it’s the story of a queer artist from a religious family coming out to the world, meeting her girlfriend, finding her people and her place.

Quickly becoming a fan favorite, “Crazy While We’re Young” has racked in hundreds of thousands of streams to date. Noted as the second single to release on Insomniac’s new label Lost In Dreams, Crystal Skies and JT Roach have delivered the perfect summertime pop tune partnered with a music video to match its vibe.

Quando recently joined The Breakfast Club co-host Angela Yee for an exclusive interview discussing the events of November 6th and his own side of the tragic story.

Of the video, Clark shares, “This is for everyone who has loved and lost someone. Thank you all for sharing a bit of yourselves in this.” 

Noted as the first complete body of work the duo has released since 2020, “Rivington & Ludlow” illustrates Black Caviar’s unique artistry as producers and further exemplifies their genre-bending abilities.

Dramarama’s latest release, Color TV received major critical acclaim. Legendary music critic Robert Christgau added Color TV to his most coveted Dean's List  and called the album, ‘the finest of an impressively consistent career.’

Out today, their collaborative track “Oceans & Galaxies” is an ode to the unspoken connection that exists between us and the ones we love.

The video literally drips with sweetness. Toby Davies from the band states, “Honey is about the lure of attraction and the sweetness of that sensation mixed in with the dangers of being essentially addicted to a person, even if you are heading down a self-destructive path.”

Noted as Boombox Cartel’s first release of 2021, “Shadow” marks a new era of music to come from the Mexican-American producer this year.