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Max McNown released the single 'Not Falling Out,' a romantic duet with GRAMMY Award-winning country artist Carly Pearce, along with an official music video.

Gothic folk singer-songwriter Kira McSpice released THE HOUSE via Danger Collective, the third installment of her four-part series exploring a trance-like journey to a house resembling her childhood home in Harlem, Georgia.

THE YAGAS, fronted by Oscar and Emmy-nominated actress Vera Farmiga, released the synth-heavy single 'Runaway' with an accompanying music video directed by Sam Reiss.

Arlo McKinley announced a new album titled UNTITLED, featuring original songs and covers of his influences John Prine and Blaze Foley. Two singles, 'All Night Long' and 'Late John Garfield Blues,' are available now.

Florida-based pop-punk band CUT THE CORD released their debut EP BLUSH., blending vintage pop-punk with modern alternative rock. The project explores complicated emotions following unhealthy relationships across four tracks.

BABY SNAKES & THE ELECTRIC CO. released their debut album OUROBOROS via Spaceflight Records. The project, led by Dallas producer Jeff Saenz, follows the turning of the seasons across 12 tracks.

British rock band BAND OF SKULLS announced their debut on FLG, the rock and alternative imprint of Frontiers Label Group, with the new single "Bitter Dream" featuring vocals from Iona Alven.

Hooshyar Khayam announced a new album, ROYÂ, featuring soprano Saina Alikhani, pianist Katherine Dowling, and Thalea String Quartet. The first single, Abr (Cloud), is now available.

Composer and pianist Florian Hoefner released INTO THE AQUASPHERE, an album blending a jazz quartet with a 22-piece chamber orchestra. The work explores water and climate through three original compositions recorded in Montreal.

Electronic pop artist Baby Jane released new single 'Savior' ahead of the WINTER FOREVER North American tour beginning next month. The track will appear on her second album released in July.

Seattle rocker Ayron Jones announced a new album produced by Marti Frederiksen, marking his first release in three years. The project blends grunge, metal, soul, and hip-hop influences.

Hailee Steinfeld recorded a new version of The Cars' classic song 'Magic' for Walt Disney Animation Studios' upcoming animated film DISNEY'S HEXED, where she voices lead character Billie Doe.

The Library of Congress will present Colombian harpist Edmar Castañeda and sister duo SistaStrings as part of its Thursday evening programming series, featuring a world premiere commission.

THE DECEMBERISTS released a music video for "The Better Part of Bravery," an original song written for LAIKA's stop-motion film WILDWOOD, based on the novel by frontman Colin Meloy. The film and soundtrack are now available.

Erick the Architect announced his second solo album and Mass Appeal debut AFTERBURNER, featuring the single YERR with Ghostface Killah and Fergie Baby.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Grey DeLisle released her new album DON'T TURN AROUND via Hummin'bird Records. Produced by the late Andy Paley and completed by Marvin Etzioni, the 11-song collection draws from classic country and California roots music.

Dustin Kensrue, frontman of THRICE, has released his sixth solo record, THAT SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS, featuring reimagined holiday favorites, overlooked gems, and two original songs with mid-century soul influences.

Instrumental rock band POLYPHIA released their fifth studio album BE NOT AFRAID with a new music video for the track LET THERE BE LIGHT, directed by Caleb Young.

LAKE STREET DIVE announced a 15-city North American tour beginning February 26 in Waukee, Iowa, in support of their new album WHAT ABOUT FLAMINGOS?, out February 19. The tour includes stops in Nashville and Brooklyn, with presale tickets starting October 28.

SUBLIME's 1996 self-titled album has been certified Diamond by the RIAA, marking more than 10 million units sold. UMe released two special vinyl editions to commemorate the milestone.

Billy Idol joined the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation and Save The Music at Griffiths Middle School in Downey, California, where nearly 1,200 students gathered for a music education celebration and a $55,000 grant announcement.

Los Angeles indie rock artist brookelen released her third EP DARK SIDE OF THE SUN, blending orchestral arrangements with grunge-inspired guitars and confessional vocals.

Emei released the 2-pack NIGHT AT THE OPERA: INTERMISSION via Atlantic Records, featuring the new single "Regularly Scheduled Program." The North American headline tour concludes in Los Angeles.

Chicago indie-rock band THE SUNSHINE REBELS released their debut single HOP ON, HOP OFF, a neo-psychedelic track available on digital streaming platforms.

Trampled By Turtles released 'Wild Winds,' a new song written by frontman Dave Simonett for the Apple Original animated series THE SISTERS GRIMM. The track serves as the musical heart of the show's second season.