Most of the members of Glass Beach have come together to cover “classic j dies and goes to hell part 1,” the opening track from the Los Angeles Band To Watch’s debut album The First Glass Beach Album. The special occasion is the song hitting 1 million streams on Spotify. The only member missing is […]
Faye Webster – "Better Distractions"
Faye Webster has kept on releasing singles since the release of her last album Atlanta Millionaires Club last year, tracks that suggest the young soft-rocking singer-songwriter is only getting better. Today we get a third great one-off to follow “Both All The Time” and “In A Good Way.” New song “Better Distractions” exists in Webster’s […]
Kanye West Urinates on Grammy Award in Latest Tweetstorm
It’s never a dull day if you follow Kanye West on Twitter. After spending parts of Tuesday and Wednesday railing against Universal Music Group (his label) and Sony ATV publishing — calling it “modern day slavery” — in an attempt to get ownership of his recording masters, presidential candidate West shared a video where he’s […]
Bruce Springsteen Appears in Harry Chapin Doc Trailer
Singer/songwriter Harry Chapin is the subject of a new documentary and the trailer featuring an all-star cast of characters has been released. In the two-minute trailer, artists like DMC, Billy Joel, Sir Bob Geldof and Pat Benatar are interviewed about Chapin’s legacy while previous footage of Bruce Springsteen and Kenny Rogers speaking highly of the […]
D.A. Stern – "2 Drink Minimum" (Feat. Fat Tony & Colleen Green)
D.A. Stern is a longtime NYC producer and engineer now based in LA. He’s got a fun project called Mmxxtape dropping next week, an EP full of covers (two by “Weird” Al Yankovic and one by Frank and Nancy Sinatra) and collaborations with the likes of Vampire Weekend’s Chris Tomson (aka Dams Of The West), […]
A. G. Cook – "Beautiful Superstar"
On Friday, A. G. Cook is releasing a new album, Apple, his second album in as many months following the 49-track Album Of The Week honoree 7G. He’s shared “Oh Yeah” and “Xxxoplex” from it so far and played some new songs in his Appleville festival stream. Today, he’s sharing one last single from it, […]
Tom DeLonge Thinks Aliens Were at Jesus' Birth
The second season of Tom DeLonge’s Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation premiered on The History Channel in July. But the Angels & Airwaves frontman and alien expert sat down with The Guardian for the program’s UK premiere about his favorite topic — along with a new discovery. While they discussed what the new season of […]
Live Nation Will Turn Concert Venues Into Polling Centers
With the election less than 50 days aways, Live Nation announced that it plans on converting its concert venues into polling centers in cities like Los Angeles, Atlanta, Austin and more in order to make voting easier. Venues like The Wiltern and Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, Emo’s in Austin and the Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta are confirmed […]
Blood Orange & 박혜진 Park Hye Jin – “CALL ME (Freestyle)”
Blood Orange’s Dev Hynes and the Korean musician 박혜진 Park Hye Jin have teamed up for a new collaborative track, “CALL ME (Freestyle),” a rework of Park’s 2018 track of the same name that appeared on her 2018 EP IF U WANT IT. Hynes adds his own vocals to the vibey song, a murky but […]
New Music: R-Mean, Jeremih, Scott Storch “King James”
23 been balling. As the NBA postseason gets closer to the Finals, R-Mean balls triumphantly on his new record. Lobbied by Scott Scortch’s flutes and Jeremih’s vocals, the L.A. rapper balls out with swag while giving nods to the great LeBron James and referencing the game. The track arrives ahead of the NBA Western Finals […]