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His Purple Haze alias has seen him expand on his artistry, releasing more edgier tunes as of late. His weekly ‘Identity’ radio program also showcases some of the biggest names in EDM, and highlights Doorn’s staunch passion for the genre.

Although Jenkins started recording new music in 2019, and finished it by summer 2020, he held off putting it out during the pandemic, and holding onto the album has been “kind of a life vest of music,” he says.

​​​​​​​Beginning as music students busking on the streets, Drax Project have grown into one of the most watched groups ever to come out of New Zealand.

August mentions about the single, “August’s goal in ‘Free’ is for the listener to let go of all their worries and be free and is sonically inspired by bands like The Beatles and Queen.”

Made with producer Andrew Wells (Young the Giant, Halsey, Fitz and the Tantrums), ‘My Own Monster’ unfolds as a seductive and surreal piece of storytelling, examining themes of alienation, emotional risk, and the desire to break free from pain.

Arriving as the newest addition to her thrilling back catalog, “Bleugh” showcases yet another layer to Hibberd’s vast songwriting skills where she aims to capitalize on the huge wave of momentum provided by rousing anthem, “How Am I Still Alive?” (with The Regrettes’ Lydia Night) earlier this spring.

A brilliantly simple yet highly impactful concept, with every play bringing a bigger donation that will help towards regreening the planet, Don and Justdiggit demonstrate how music really can help make the world a better place.

Embracing a cinematic fashion sense, theatrical delivery, and undeniable charisma, Reiley asserted himself as a rare force in popular culture.

The lead single and title track 'Weatherman' is out now and finds the duo reuniting with Grammy Award-winning producer Ian Fitchuk (Kacey Musgraves, Maren Morris, Leon Bridges).

The new Check/Fault Mix version of “Fable of the Urban Fox” layers ominous electronic atmospherics and propulsive arpeggios over the original’s sparse acoustic guitar, and comes accompanied by a chilling video starring Fiona O'Shaughnessy , directed by Rose Hendry.

In a further homage to Iggy, the B-side features The Lovely Eggs own take on ‘Dum Dum Boys’ from Iggy’s defining 1977 album ‘The Idiot’.

ABC NewsOne, the affiliate news service of ABC News, will provide live coverage with reporting from Travers. NewsOne provides news content and services for more than 200 ABC affiliates and international news partners. 

The Academy Museum’s exhibitions, screenings, and public and educational programs are being developed with the expertise of Academy members—film artists and professionals who are leaders in their craft and industry areas.

'I’ve been a fan of LANY for a long time!' said Ballerini. 'So, it was really amazing to work together on 'I Quit Drinking.' We’ve all got Tennessee in common, and we found this sweet spot between rock, pop, and country for the song. It’s a little different for the both of us, and I can’t wait to play it live again!”

As General Manager of Montreal’s Casa Del Popolo and Sala Rossa from 2006-2014, he guided the longstanding and iconic music venues to record success, significantly contributing to the cultural fabric of the city.

All episodes are available to stream for subscribers on SHOWTIME and across all SHOWTIME partner platforms. 

“Camp WeWow” will kick off on Monday, June 14 and families can subscribe and listen now to “Wow in the World” for an audio preview of what’s to come this summer. 

Olivia wrote much of Great Big Nothing in London, where she and Avsha were recording new music in the studio for Lowertown.

Kingg Bucc’s debut EP SWIPER SEASON  was released in late 2019. Produced by GRAMMY® Award-nominated producer DJ Hardwerk (Cardi B, Major Lazer, Camila Cabello), the EP included the singles, “Swiper Season,” “Big Shot,” and “Pick Sides.”

A tribute to a transformative artist whose caustic social observation, radical formal innovation, and uncompromising vision established a new cinematic model for Black creative independence.