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Revealer finds Cunningham working once again with Mike Elizondo (Twenty One Pilots, Gary Clark Jr.

At a time when most female artists were content with crooning sappy love songs for mainstream audiences, vocalist and pianist Linda Gail Lewis was following her own muse, singing rowdy and rousing versions of early rock classics like “C.

Franklin Gothic, the solo project of musical artist Jay DiBartolo based out of Portland, announces his debut record titled Into the Light.

Tightly choreographed performances of “HOT,” “March” and “HIT” led the set featuring 24 songs, followed by a swoon-worthy spectacle with unit tracks including “MOONWALKER,” “Imperfect love,” and “Back it up.

To celebrate the big news she just delivered a showstopping performance of “Rather Be” as part of the first-of-its-kind performance and content series launched by Motown Records and COLORSxSTUDIOS in honor of Black Music Month.

Having recently announced Wilder Maker’s upcoming album Male Models out July 29th via Western Vinyl, today we release the new single “A Professional.

UMG Nashville/UMe concludes Black Music Month and honors Stoney Edwards with the streaming debut of all six of his acclaimed 1971-1976 Capitol Records’ albums.

Now with latest release ‘Oracle’ showcasing his ability to master the melodic techno realm, and his sights set on a ‘Monumental’ Europe show, Michael Canitrot proves that whilst he may be one of his country’s most treasured electronic producers, he is soon to be one of its hottest exports

Some of their muses span the likes of bands/artists such as Queen, Led Zeppelin, Rush, Aerosmith, Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Bowie, and The Doors.

Folks like George Strait and Martina McBride cut her songs early on, and since then, she's penned hits for the likes of Trisha Yearwood, Pam Tillis, Bonnie Raitt, and Neil Diamond, and was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2014.

Written by Neil Medley, Brinley Addington, and Aaron Eshuis, “Put Your Whiskey Where Your Mouth Is,” uses guitar strums, fast beats, and a steady clap rhythm to create a house party vibe.

Danish rock 'n' roll rebels Volbeat are eager to announce the 32-date European leg of the diverse Servant Of The Road World Tour, which will see them sharing the spotlight with special guests Skindred and openers Napalm Death (UK/Ireland) and Bad Wolves (mainland Europe), for a truly intense show.

The show was also in celebration of FINALLY ENOUGH LOVE, Madonna’s 16-track career-spanning remix compilation album, released on streaming.

Being a powerful song that presses on the deep wounds of a relationship lost to mistakes, inspiring listeners to valuing their significant relationships.

West Coast rocker Greg Loiacono, stepping out his role as co-founder of The Mother Hips, has released the title track to his retro-soul inspired new album, Giving It All Away (Blue Rose Music).

With summer comes the return of Brooklyn's annual celebration of all things Dolly hosted by The Bell House and presented by Doll Parts, Brooklyn's Premier Dolly Parton Cover Band.

Pop singer-songwriter Stewart Taylor drops his latest catchy single, 'Maybe We Shouldn't Talk' and it's bound to be the song of the summer! Being a song about breaking ties with an ex-boyfriend, it's perfect for Pride Month, inspiring listeners to prioritize themselves first over messy relationships

Off the heels of a wide range of conceptual releases in 2021, Indie rock band Ink to Spill is back with a new, heartfelt new track entitled 'Julie Julie''.

Justin Jesso has today released his new single ‘Lose Ya’.

With “In My Feelings” Alesso’s blockbuster 2022 continues at full speed.

“Radio Silence” was written by Day and Alex Casnoff (Jonathan Wilson, Harriet), and features backing vocals from fellow LA musician Miya Folick.

Bhi Bhiman's new album, I'll Sleep When I'm Famous explores a certain freedom to existentialism.

Tia McGraff's new single, 'Go Your Own Way', encourages listeners to follow the beat of their own drum.

Karine Hannah's 80's EP is a reimagination of timeless classics.

The album's message is embodied on the bold and bright new single  “Bad For Me,” featuring Teddy Swims, out today.