The latest news, features, and updates from BroadwayWorld's Music coverage.
Niagara-on-the-Lake alt-folk rocker Ryan Bissell released his debut single 'Get Up Get Ready,' produced by Paul Gigliotti, after a stingray injury in Costa Rica sparked a prolific songwriting period.
Ottawa-based dream pop artist Eau the Music released 'In This Silence,' the debut single from her forthcoming first album 'Light in the Dark,' written, produced, and mixed entirely by Ophelie Quraishi.
Jude Brothers announced their upcoming album, Dogwood Maiden Voyage, marking a new chapter for the musical duo with a fresh collection of original recordings.
Portland dark electronic artist Million Moths, the project of producer Erica von Trapp, shared the music video for 'Inner Piece' ahead of her debut album 'spun,' a 10-track LP blending organic and digital tones with haunting vocals.
Toronto band Valley will make their Osheaga debut at Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau, joined by a lineup headlined by Twenty One Pilots, Tate McRae, and Lorde.
Robin Taylor-Firth, known for his work with Nightmares on Wax, and Steve Cobby, of Fila Brazillia, have joined forces on 'Seven Dogs,' a jazz-fuelled EP released via Oathcreations.
Living Weapon released a music video for their new single 'Interspecies Quality Assessment,' marking the band's latest visual offering.
Night Howl and Sacred Bones will present PLANTASIA NY, a two-day festival at Seed Song Farm in Kingston, NY, featuring Mary Lattimore, Laraaji, Alabaster DePlume, and others honoring Mort Garson's Mother Earth's Plantasia.
Actor and singer-songwriter Hayley Law announced 'Circle Back,' the third single from her debut album 'Last Summer,' alongside a free record release show at Silverlake Lounge in Los Angeles.
Lyric Noel and Mixi Demner of Stitched Up Heart released 'Acid Bloom,' a single and cinematic music video via Judge & Jury Records exploring betrayal, survival, and rebirth through the metaphor of a scientific experiment gone wrong.
Cobourg indie Celtic folk duo Lo & the High Road announced a Kickstarter campaign for their sophomore album, STANDING STONES, alongside a tour across Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada.
Lyric Noel and Mixi Demner of Stitched Up Heart released 'Acid Bloom,' a single and music video via Judge & Jury Records exploring betrayal, survival, and rebirth through the metaphor of a scientific experiment gone wrong.
Antietam released the single and video 'Every Other Star' ahead of their upcoming album The Counting Game, set for release on Dromedary Records.
The Animeros announced Austin LP release shows and a West Coast tour supporting their Dan Auerbach-produced debut on Easy Eye Sound.
Boston-based folk and Americana singer-songwriter John Gerard announced the release of 'Threads,' a ten-song album drawing on four decades of songwriting, with lead single 'New England' available now at johngerard.
Sacramento dream pop band Soft Science released 'Understand,' the second single from their upcoming fifth album 'Sand,' via Shelflife Records in North America and Spinout Nuggets in the UK.
Grammy-winning Los Angeles pop artist ALYA released 'Believer,' a cinematic single produced by Tim Carmon and co-written with Breana Marin, ahead of her forthcoming album 'In The Moment.
Independent country artist Christopher James released 'Shotgun County Pawn and Gun,' a self-produced track blending classic country storytelling with a modern sound, recorded in Waldorf, Maryland.
Eli Paperboy Reed released a new single, 'Love You More,' produced by Swamp Dogg, marking a collaboration between the two artists.
Codiciado announced the Así Es La Vida Tour, a upcoming U.
Skilla Baby announced a new album, 'The Price Of Fame,' via Interscope Capitol.
Payday Music Publishing recognized producers Wheezy, Taurus, and AyeTM for their contributions to Future's chart-topping album 'The Real Me,' which debuted at #1.
Winston-Salem singer-songwriter Clay Howard released 'Lovin'' (Sunshine Mix), a reimagining of a track from his album 'A Little More Nothin',' produced by Joey Barnes, a former Daughtry drummer.
Musician Ben Folds is set to testify at a public congressional forum addressing Trump administration cuts to arts funding, joining lawmakers and advocates raising concerns about federal support for the arts.
Big D and the Kids Table announced a run of U.
