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Rituals sets up the band’s fresh and ambitious sound so far. With an instinct to create bold and vivid alternative pop, this initial collection is the first of many chapters the duo plan to explore, filled with rich and euphoric production amongst a glittering pursuit of captivating storytelling.

Out now via Red Bull Records, the up-tempo track embraces the art of self-care, exploring the empowerment behind falling in love with yourself.

To celebrate today’s international release, select record stores around the world are offering an array of special giveaways with the purchase of The White Stripes Greatest Hits on CD or vinyl.

Marking a continued return to her hard-rock roots, Lacey's “State of Me” extends an aggressive, musically violent lifeline to herself, and to those hanging over the precipice; those drowning under a crushing weight.

The wait is over for Creatures In Your Head, the highly anticipated new album from Run River North. The band’s first full-length since 2016’s Drinking from a Salt Pond, Creatures In Your Head features hit singles “Spiders,” “Pretty Lies,” “Lonely Weather,” and more.

The duet finds Wrice and Daye's velvety vocals floating over a sea of synths and hi-hats to deliver an infectious R&B jam any romantic will love.

At the stroke of midnight, Disney Plus reissued the beloved 1997 TV adaptation of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella,” starring Brandy, Whitney Houston, Bernadette Peters, Whoopi Goldberg, Jason Alexander, Veanne Cox, Natalie Desselle, Victor Garber, and Paolo Montalban.

Today, Pale Waves have released Who Am I? via Dirty Hit, their high-anticipated sophomore album, alongside the music video for latest single “Fall To Pieces.”

The new project combines the expertise of both artists, from Bellinger’s signature smooth lyrics to Hitmaka’s precise beats.

The track serves as an anthem to tell others to take risks, push themselves forward and follow their dreams.

Born and raised in Wales, Miller cites early musical inspiration from gospel, R&B, and soul classics fostered by parents (including the catalogues of Donny Hathaway and Michael Jackson) before discovering and honing his voice to modern talents such as Bruno Mars, Sam Smith & others.

Of the new series, the Jackson, TN rapper explains, “The ROOTS video series is all about looking at where I started to where God has brought me. Women like my momma and grandma have given wisdom to the men in my family since day one that has benefitted us down the line in ways we never saw coming.”

The track is an arena-worthy pop anthem inspired by a hot and cold relationship. “‘Are We Are We Not’ is about the tension between two people trying to figure out if they should be more than just friends,” shares vocalist Avery Silvernagel.

The album, produced by John Feldmann (5 Seconds of Summer, The Used, Panic At the Disco), kicks the door open to a brand new chapter of MOD SUN’s storied career.

“‘Mystic Lover’ is about the raw infectious love that brings out the animal side of you,” says Adeline. It’s also a nod to some of her musical inspirations.

Today, the fourth episode has also been released, along with another one of the podcast’s musical releases featuring Tyler Posey, phem and Audio Chateau.

Hannah Bell released her latest single “Get Rid of It,” exclusively premiered by The Women Of Country available now on all streaming platforms. Early supporters of Bell’s have expressed their astonishment at her tenacity at such a young age.

Expertly marrying classic hip-hop sensibilities with fresh energy and a zest for life, Don't Throw Rocks At The Moon was co-produced by frequent collaborator GMF.

Imagineers share their skills and passion through step-by-step guidance for Disney fans who want to learn how to draw or make something using materials readily available at home.

SHOWTIME has announced that it will air THE SHOW, a 90-minute feature documentary that will provide a unique, first-ever look into the making of the Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show.