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In most media centered around fame, specifically movies and television series, there are usually a few bangers you hear throughout from a fake pop star on their rise to stardom. Iconic fake musicians like Hannah Montana and Daisy Jones & The Six are some of pop culture’s most memorable, and it’s finally time for someone to acknowledge them.
Brian Merrill, who goes by the stage name Zooey Celeste, has signed to ATO Records, which already manages the likes of artists like King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard and Alabama Shakes.
The queer supergroup boygenius, consisting of Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, released its second EP last Friday. The group formed in 2018 after meeting in 2016. From then on, it released a self-titled EP in late 2018 consisting of six songs and released a full-length studio album "the record” in March of 2023.
In an industry in which many actors make the shift to a musical career, Your Future Ghost is one of the most promising groups on that list. The duo consists of Billboard-charting singer/songwriter, musician and actress Kate Voegele and multifaceted songwriter, producer, composer and actor Michael Grubbs. Both artists have solo music careers spanning back to the early 2000s.
Mitski’s seventh studio album, “The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We,” was released Sept. 15, and it might be one of her best.
Happy Friday! The end of the week means new music. That said, it's always good to listen to new tunes throughout the week and into the weekend.
SaintAhmad is the creator of a musical vortex that rests between '90s club kid nostalgia and an originality that speaks to a new club kid generation. He is a Black, queer visionary with a firm grasp on musical electricity and raw energy.
My early high school years were, unsurprisingly, not amazing. Being a gay band kid in a rural, sports-centric school district was not easy, especially as an underclassman. In those first two years, pop-punk music became a huge escape for me. Ever since the first time our band played “Thnks Fr Th Mmrs” by Fall Out Boy my freshman year, I was hooked.
Fans of the dark and mysterious counterpart to everyday music will not want to miss Michèle Ducray’s upcoming EP, “THRONE OF MINE.” The New Zealand-based dark pop singer and songwriter has released three of the four songs off her upcoming debut EP on streaming platforms and will be releasing the entire compilation on Oct. 6.
Back in 2018, Norwegian singer-songwriter, girl in red released “we fell in love in october,” launching her straight to fame after the track gained traction on social media. Other songs from that year like “i wanna be your girlfriend” also helped the singer grow her audience, known for her personal stories of being a queer woman in her early 20s.
Across The Smiths brief tenure, they made a name for themselves by writing some of the best indie pop of all time. What made them stand out was guitarist Johnny Marr’s '50s and '60s-inspired melodies and vocalist Morrissey’s unique lyrical writing style. Morrissey’s lyrics stand out, even today, but especially in the '80s because of the topics of his lyrics. The Smiths’ lyrics were angsty and dramatic in a way that was unusual at the time. However, Morrissey also had a knack for writing songs that seemed to have an implicit homosexual meaning to them. Songs like “William, It Was Really Nothing” basically demand the song to be read as a plea of love to another male. This made The Smiths stand out. They had it all. Gloominess without being trite, melodrama without being immature and queerness during a time when that was far from acceptable, as gay marriage wouldn’t be legalized in the UK (where The Smiths are from) until 30 years after their debut was released.
It’s the end of a beautiful week, and you know what the best part of my week is? Listening to new music. With that being said, it's always good to listen to some new tunes throughout the week and going into the weekend.
Although it's only been two years since Lorde dropped her third studio album, "Solar Power," an homage to summer and figuring out your early 20s, many fans feel like it has been an eternity. With the singer-songwriter recently teasing a new album in the works, many are eager to see what's coming next from Lorde.
2023 has so far seen some of the best live musical performances, from major festivals to intimate concert settings. With an array of new releases and a complete return to in-person events, this year has been full of memorable performances across all genres.
Taylor Swift, an American singer-songwriter, has a total of 10 studio albums and three re-recorded albums. She boasts an impressive catalog of over 200 songs and is a world-renowned artist.
Happy fall, Bobcats! It’s the end of a beautiful week, and you know what the best part of my week is? Listening to new music. With that being said, it's always good to listen to some new tunes throughout the week and going into the weekend.
Bedroom pop is a genre that has taken over the youthful music world, especially since the use of DIY recordings became so widespread. With this phenomenon comes a lot of undistinguishable artists, but a new name has arisen from the genre to redefine it. AVIV is a teenage, Toronto-based singer/songwriter with a passion for lyrically intense, yet enjoyable tracks.
Elon Musk has done it again. For clarification, he did not buy another beloved social media platform and ruin its clever marketing. Rather, he has sired yet another child with a questionable name and made it everyone else’s business.
For anyone searching for a new artist to add to their playlists of any style, Lucy & La Mer should be on your radar. The Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter boasts a decade-long discography of many different styles, ranging from bubblegum pop to folk anthems to indie/alternative. Lucy & La Mer has shown a wide range of skills, packaging hard-to-swallow topics in an accessible way for younger audiences.
Based out of Los Angeles, pen pin is a duo consisting of songwriters and instrumentalists Jeni Magana and Emily Moore. Magana and Moore are responsible for almost all of the instruments featured in their songs, along with being the producers of their own music. Both have performed with many prominent musicians, including Taylor Swift, fun., Dua Lipa and Mitski, the latter being who Magana and Moore were touring with when they met.
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