Today’s list also includes a collaboration between Will Smith and Joyner Lucas, along with Ling Hussle’s “PTSO.” ...

Two-time GRAMMY nominee and R&B icon, Mario, has unleashed his sixth studio album, Glad You Came, executive produced by James Fauntleroy. The album, which features the Fauntleroy-produced lead single, ...

In their first show in Pittsburgh since the 1990s, The Jesus Lizard showed few signs of slowing down Monday night at Stage AE. The veteran rockers — don’t call them noise rock — are touring in support ...

By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal On my dreadful, unfortunately oh-so often 12-hour long Amtrak journey from Humboldt back home for the holidays, I was pleasantly surprised to find out — via ...

On the opening night of their tour at the Manchester Apollo, the New York City rockers extended their taut, rhythmic songs to ...

Roberto Roena Y Su Apollo Sound album review by Richard J Salvucci, published on December 1, 2024. Find thousands jazz ...

Counting down five of the all-time greatest masterpieces of cumbia music, the euphoric sounds of Latin America which have ...

Luciana Souza and Trio Corrente inhabit the deep intersections of Brazilian and jazz practices, a realm Souza's double-take Yemanjá-Lady Liberty garb suggests lies somewhere in the Atlantic (see the ...

They'll also often front the cost of recording an album — a key benefit for any artist who wants to work with high-quality producers and sound engineers. "If you want to be a worldwide superstar ...

Despite these career highs, in retrospect, there was an air of cynicism and practicality-induced worry underlying the album’s rollout. Blair explained that their wistful, psychedelic single ...

But when Lil Bibby tweeted, “The Party Never Ends,” in May 2021, he didn’t think the project he was teasing — the third and final posthumous album from genre-bending rapper Juice WRLD ...

Swift, who is slowly wrapping up her record-breaking Eras Tour, and Lamar previously worked together when the rapper appeared on Swift's track "Bad Blood (Taylor Swift song)" from the album 1989.