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For alternative-indie rock lovers, Claud is a rising star in the genre that all should pay more attention to. Being the first artist to sign under Phoebe Bridgers’ label Saddest Factory in 2020, the singer has become an overnight sensation, even gaining the attention of other stars such as Taylor Swift and Paul Rudd.
Last weekend brought with it the release of Mitski’s seventh studio album, "The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We." In an interview with NPR, Mitski comments on this being her “most American album,” while also being all about the love that connects our society; the Japanese-American singer-songwriter offers a unique perspective on the topic through a divine listening experience.
Scooter Braun, a music mogul and manager to a multitude of stars, took to X (formerly known as Twitter) on Aug. 22, announcing, “I’m no longer managing myself,” in a veiled attempt at damage control after news surfaced that several of his biggest clients were leaving his management.
“1989” – the Taylor Swift album that never goes out of style. The fifth studio album for the global pop star helped her turn into one, as she began to shift her career toward pop music.
The Danish countryside is home to green pastures, historical sites and one of Denmark's rising new artists: Ellen Bathaum, the singer-songwriter also known as ELBA. Despite only releasing her first song, "Antidote," in 2018 and her first full-length album, "Teardrops & Blind Spots," in 2023, she has already made quite a name for herself. Her newest single, "You Do You," is already garnering thousands of listens on Spotify.
"In a world where strength is encouraged, and expression of feeling has been painted as the opposite of strength, I'm over here arguing that one cannot exist without the other."
When you think about Appalachia, what comes to your mind? Some describe it as poverty-stricken, others describe it as a place of stories and folklore among the serene mountains and the small towns that weave its culture. While Tyler Childers, the singer-songwriter hailing from Lawrence County, KY, mentions the stereotypical images of Appalachia, he repaints those stereotypes through the lens of someone who’s lived it. He makes the listener feel the bonds of friendship, the hard days and hard pasts, the blackened dust of coal mines, the whitened powder of cocaine. Now, some are calling him the 21st century John Prine.
Kiki Holli, a Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter, is a musical force and innovative artist who is soon to be on the rise. Her vulnerable and optimistic style is an ode to all of our journeys through heartbreak and self-discovery, all coming from a furnace of personal catharsis and empathy.
In the music catalog of history, rainbows are a popular topic. However, Riley Max, a singer/songwriter based in Colorado, has reinvented the concept and delivered a masterful debut album. Written, produced and performed when Max was 17, "ROYGBIV" is a beautiful testament to color, artistry, love, heartbreak and the power of performance.
Miranda Joan is a born and bred-Canadian singer/songwriter who is quickly establishing herself as a musical force in the indie scene.
In a rapidly evolving music scene, 2023 has seen some of the most innovative and iconic songs so far, making it quite a memorable year for the industry. From the breakthrough of boygenius into the mainstream to other pop comebacks such as “Speed Drive” by Charli XCX, here are the top songs of 2023 so far:
As the 2023 summer ends, it's time to recap the craziest pop culture moments from the past few warm months. Everyone was either attending a big megastar's concert or purchasing tickets to one of film history's most iconic double features. Along with it were some odd, unexpected moments that became the biggest trending topics on social media – some historically important and others that lasted for 10 minutes.
Since 2020, Dua Lipa has grown in popularity after the release of her critically acclaimed sophomore album “Future Nostalgia” took over the world during the COVID-19 pandemic. With hits such as “Levitating” and “Don’t Start Now,” the singer integrated disco-pop back into the mainstream, landing her spots in major pop culture moments such as the recent “Barbie” movie.
After four years of radio silence punctuated by the occasional single and the “Eat Your Young” EP, Hozier has returned with his newest album, “Unreal Unearth.” And it was well worth the wait. The album delivers on all fronts, with emotional pieces, diverse songwriting, instrumental styles and lyrical genius, all strung together under the common theme of *Dante’s Inferno, taking the listener on a musical journey through the circles of hell.
Nite Bjuti (pronounced “Night Beauty,” inspired by a piece of Haitian folklore) is a musical trio of Black women, consisting of singer/songwriter Candice Hoyes, bassist Mimi Jones and Grammy award-winning sound chemist Val Jeanty.
Summer: a season of relaxation, hot temperatures and, of course, new music releases. In the past, some of the biggest albums of the year such as Beyoncé’s “RENAISSANCE” and Taylor Swift’s “folklore” have dropped during the summer, amassing critical acclaim from fans all over the world.
Lakeland Community College was abuzz on July 9 as festival-goers from the Cleveland area and beyond anxiously awaited night two of Wonderstruck.
Re-recording an album has become a piece of cake for Taylor Swift, especially after dropping Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” and “Red (Taylor’s Version)” just months apart in 2021. After 13 years, the singer has now released the reimagined edition of “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version),” her beloved third record about the hardships of becoming an adult.
In 2019, The Japanese House, otherwise known as singer Amber Bain, released her first studio album, “Good At Falling,” placing a stepping stone that would lead her to massive collaborations on her sophomore project, “In the End It Always Does.” Co-produced by The 1975’s drummer and producer George Daniel and producer and engineer Chloe Kraemer, Bain catches up listeners on her private life, especially after four years between releases.
First making her way onto the scene in her home country of Denmark before moving to Brooklyn, New York, Emma Grankvist, otherwise known by her stage name eee gee, quickly racked up numerous 5-star reviews and accolades for her debut album “Winning” (of which some Danish reviewers dubbed it the album of the year), cementing her as a rising star to watch for in the nation.
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