Genre disruptor Christian Leave shares new single “Your Life Your Time” today, the latest from his forthcoming EP Heavy Hitting Hurts My Head due out February 12 via Warner Records.
Danny Kiranos, otherwise known by his musical alter ego Amigo The Devil, has announced a new release date for his highly anticipated sophomore album Born Against, now coming on April 16th (Liars Club/Regime Music Group). Known for his dark and macabre storytelling,
Kalie Shorr hit a new milestone in her career with the world premiere of her truth-telling music video “My Voice” by CBS/Viacom billboards in Times Square, CMT and CMT.com.
Today, Painted Shield have released their self-titled debut album via Loosegroove Records, and have also shared a new video for their song 'Knife Fight.'
On November 13 comes Good Foot, a new collection of soulful songs for families from Los Angeles based Jazzy Ash (Ashli St. Armant) and her band. Guaranteed to put some pep in your step, these new songs are a refreshing boost, offering listeners a groovy upbeat experience.
Today, Painted Shield have shared a video for their new single 'Ten Years From Now.' The band, who consists of Stone Gossard, Mason Jennings, Matt Chamberlain and Brittany Davis, will release their self-titled debut on November 27th via Gossard’s revived Loosegroove Records.
Dancing right into the weekend, Eli Hurts, the project from songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Eli Hirsch (courtship), has dropped the music video for recent hit single “The f**ked Up Things About Us.”
Academy Award-nominated and Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Aimee Mann will debut a 20th Anniversary Expanded Edition of her acclaimed album, Bachelor No. 2 or, the Last Remains of the Dodo.
Today Ohio’s Cassidy King has revealed a new single, “Safe Places,” which exemplifies King’s penchant for creating a song that is at once confessional and ear-wormy.
Craft Recordings is set to reissue three best-selling albums from the GRAMMY® Award-winning Americana trio, Nickel Creek: Nickel Creek (2000), This Side (2002), and Why Should the Fire Die? (2005).
All great pop songs are written about love - either its loss or its beginning. And after breaking onto the scene in 2019 with a handful of singles, Cassidy King has returned with a new pop gem, “Wasted,” of which she notes, “‘Wasted’ speaks on the difficulty of knowing when it’s safe to fall and being able to fully trust in that commitment when you can’t see what they see in you.
Audra McDonald made a guest appearance on the animated musical series, Central Park! McDonald sings the song 'New York Doesn't Like Your Face,' written by Fiona Apple.