Pop-punk icon Avril Lavigne has unveiled a fresh cover of Alanis Morissette’s classic “Ironic,” recorded for the upcoming Canadian indie film ‘Mile End Kicks’.
PRÝNCESS Is Releasing Music Monthly, “A-List” Is Next in Line
Born in Manhattan and raised in Atlanta, PRÝNCESS came up absorbing the energy of pop, rock, and R&B, pulling early influence from the careers of Michael Jackson and Prince — two artists who didn’t just make music but controlled the narrative around it. She taught herself to write and record, developing a process rooted in […]
Winston Hightower’s ‘100 Acre Wood’ Is a Lo-Fi Masterpiece of DIY Punk
Winston Hightower’s second LP, ‘100 Acre Wood,’ marks a cohesive, deeply sentimental evolution for the DIY veteran, blending lo-fi charm with intricate, discordant textures.
Labrinth Drops “SHUT YOUR DAMN 95.7892” Amidst Euphoria Departure
Following his public exit from the hit HBO series, Labrinth has released a defiant new single that appears to address his fractured relationship with the show.
Billy Corgan Makes Surprise Coachella Debut With Sombr
Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan made a surprise appearance during Sombr’s Coachella set, performing the classic hit “1979.”
Jozzy Reveals Jack Harlow Requested Ghostwriting Over Collaboration Credit
Singer-songwriter Jozzy has opened up about a strained professional relationship with Jack Harlow, alleging the rapper asked her to forgo credit on their work.
Charli XCX Debuts American Accent in ‘Faces Of Death’ Clip
Charli XCX takes on a new cinematic role in the horror reboot ‘Faces Of Death,’ showcasing a surprising American accent in a newly released clip.
Friko Are Emphatically Getting There
As the Chicago indie quartet prepares to release their sophomore album, ‘Something Worth Waiting For,’ they discuss the evolution of their sound and the influence of producer John Congleton.
Friko Are Emphatically Getting There
As the Chicago indie quartet prepares to release their sophomore album, ‘Something Worth Waiting For,’ they discuss their evolution, the influence of producer John Congleton, and their pursuit of grand, cathartic rock.
3 Layla Rey Singles That Deserve Your Attention Right Now
Layla Rey continues to build a catalog that refuses easy categorization. Across three standout singles — “Still I Rise,” “If I…,” and “Miss You Bad” — the half-Black, half-Filipino R&B pop artist demonstrates a deliberate range, moving between reclamation, vulnerability, and collaboration without losing the throughline that defines her work. “Still I Rise” marks a […]