Alemeda, Fousheé Release New Single THE WORLD KEEPS SPINNING
Alemeda and Fousheé collaborated on a new song about grief and resilience, released as Alemeda prepares to join Isaiah Rashad's tour.
Alemeda and Fousheé collaborated on a new song about grief and resilience, released as Alemeda prepares to join Isaiah Rashad's tour.
Hawaii-based singer-songwriter Hendrix Frankenreiter released a new track exploring patience and presence, produced with Adam Friedman, via Severance Records and Big Loud Rock.
Susannah Joffe released the single END OF THE WORLD via Broke Records ahead of her debut album DUST SETTLES AND SO WILL I, out September 25, and a fall tour supporting Paris Paloma.
The inaugural Sayville International Film Festival will present worldwide premieres and honor Paula Hart and Melissa Joan Hart during its closing awards gala on Long Island.
The Castellows recorded a new version of Addicted with the late Dan Seals, marking the final single ahead of a tribute album celebrating his music.
Brandon Flowers of THE KILLERS has released Tiger's Blood, a new track from his upcoming solo album THRASHER, following earlier singles Plans and Paradise.
Audrey Nuna returns with superHuman, a track produced with Cirkut that also serves as an official song for the VALORANT Champions Tour Pacific.
Jamaican dancehall artist Malie Donn released a new single, HOLIDAY, through VP Records, offering a preview of his upcoming debut studio album, THE GOLDEN CHILD.
GRAMMY-nominated trio FLO released their second studio album via EMI Records, accompanied by a new music video for single Cry Ugly.
Ocie Elliot and Dan Reeder contributed new covers to Felice County Fair, a tribute album honoring The Felice Brothers featuring Bright Eyes, Dawes and Nathaniel Rateliff.
Tyler Lyle, co-founder of THE MIDNIGHT, has released his first solo single in seven years, titled PONDICHERRY, marking a return to solo output for the Atlanta-based singer-songwriter.
Ariel Lawhon and R. F. Kuang will appear at The Music Hall in Portsmouth for the Writers on a New England Stage series, each in a moderated conversation with a New Hampshire Public Radio host.
Maximum Entertainment Productions will bring THE HIP HOP NUTCRACKER back to Wharton Center for Performing Arts, with Kurtis Blow hosting the touring holiday dance production for a single performance.
Kendra Jones's play ON BURNSIDE MOUNTAIN will return to New York City as part of Queen's Short Play Festival at The Secret Theatre in Long Island City, starring Caleb Dunaway and Jacob French.
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