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Available for pre-order currently, his new solo effort will be released on April 30th via Blow The Fuse Records.

Presented in chronological order, the series will take us from Queen’s earliest shows at London’s Rainbow and Odeon through vast arenas across the entire world on a journey culminating with the band’s latest record setting achievements with Adam Lambert.

It serves as a whistle-stop tour of their vast musical ability complete with mesmerising licks, a relentless thrash-like pace and a surprising, unexpected dark turn.

Produced, engineered, and mixed by Dimension, ‘Organ’ is the result of a singular mind, a focused musical identity that the artist has been building towards throughout his career.

Ringing in the new year, Tryptamine sets out to further their creative sonic vision with the anticipated release of ‘Jaguar Priest’.

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The performances follow an ambitious series of virtual concerts held over the last year, which will continue later this month: March 24 and 25 from New Orleans’ Tipitina’s and March 26 from Austin’s Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater.

“There’s a kind of naivety to our approach - and in the songs themselves” says Tony.

RECORDS Nashville / Columbia Records artist and Tik Tok sensation Lathan Warlick has teamed up with Florida Georgia Line superstar Tyler Hubbard for the upbeat “My Way,” set to release this Friday, March 19.

The video, which stars Eric Shah (Ballet Master Arturo Fernandez, Inland Pacific Ballet) and Jill Bartlett (Amazon's One Mississippi, Disney's Amphibia, Comedy Central's American Body Shop), tries to capture the meaning of the song as well in that sometimes it takes another person to help u

Currently, a third of the Recording Academy's voting membership identify songwriting or composing as part of their craft and these members will be automatically included in the new Wing.

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SHAED – who has amassed over 2 BILLION streams worldwide – has also released their new single “Part Time Psycho” today, featuring guest vocals from fellow #1 Alternative Chart musician and producer Two Feet.

Combining soaring diva vocals, Zanetti’s rapid-fire flow and a deep, brooding bassline, ‘Didn’t Know’ is a slick house cut that’s been crafted with the dancefloor in mind.

ASCAP hosted all seven of its 2020 awards shows on @ASCAP Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, reimagining the event in an innovative way to shine a spotlight on music creators.

Vocalist/guitarist, Callie Marino, shares: 'In the spring of last year we had plans to record a full-band EP.

“Musician” follows previous offerings “Look At The Sky”—which is climbing at alternative radio and FADER said “might be the best song Porter Robinson's ever written” and Entertainment Weekly praised as “victory pop at its finest.

With songs that fall under pop, punk and even hip hop at times, the band is genre-less and will allow the listener to choose where to put them.

Released in December 2020, Bear Grillz’s sophomore effort Friends: The Album celebrated friendship and collaboration, in the spirit of finding meaningful connections through uncertain times.

A reimagining of ‘you’ll be ok’ featuring Annabel, the rework will also see play in the anonymous producer & DJs live set for DISCOvery Ghost Club, set to air on Saturday, March 13 at 9pm MST.

All three singles and their videos own a wry sense of humor is classic James Levy.

“Venomous” follows up December’s release “Dark Love” the heavy-hitting single featuring Underoath vocalist Aaron Gillespie.

Ahead of the 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards where Toots and The Maytals are nominated for Best Reggae Album, Trojan Jamaica continue to honor the late and legendary Toots Hibbert with a stellar remix from Samantha Ronson and Pete Nappi of 'Freedom Train,' a fan favorite.

Clendening relates through unfiltered lyrics ripped right from her notebook, robust vocals quaking with emotion, and brutal honesty.

'If you were to walk along a busy street, and something caught your eye - something small that had no business being there-but you picked it up and put it in your pocket, you couldn't say why-but for some reason, you kept it with you - to me, that's our music,' says frontman Sam Bentley.