Bang bang. NLE Choppa’s bank account is “Jumpin” and carries out a robbery in the action-packed video for his new single featuring Polo G. Produced by YoungKio and CashmoneyAP, the pair thumb through their bands and enjoy the fruits labor. Along with the release, the Ben Marc-directed clip centers the two carrying out a bank […]
Latto “Soufside”
Latto takes it to the “Soufside” for her new release. Atlanta’s own Latto reps her neck of the woods with her new single, “Soufside”, ClayCo, southside to be exact. On the track, the Queen of the Souf spreads her big energy amongst the locals while riding through her beloved city and neighborhoods. Latto is coming […]
Post Malone, The Weeknd “One Right Now”
Post and Abel align for “One Right Now”. As Post Malone readies his next album, he links with his fellow hit-maker for his first single. Produced by Andrew Bolooki, Brian Lee, and Louis Bell, Postey and XO sound off on a trifling ex over the uptempo production.
Video: Apollo Brown, Stalley “No Monsters”
Apollo Brown and Stalley are fearless on their new drop. After setting things off with “Humble Wins“, Apollo Brown and Stalley keep it going with “No Monsters”. In the video, Stalley takes front and center of a series of backdrops, lights, and project footage where he details life’s adversities and perseverance over Apollo’s triumphant production. […]
Vincent Poag’s Masquerade Promises Quite An Adventure
“Bible of the jungle says the storms shall rule the weak,” goes Vincent Poag’s latest song “In The Jungle” belonging to his newly released album Masquerade. What a carnival of soundscapes and melodies, and a waterfall of wisdom this album is! With twelve incredible distinct songs and millions of streams, Vincent Poag is rocking up […]
In A Daydream – “The Romantic Egotist”
Bryan Porter leads the Detroit-based “emo art rock” quartet In A Daydream. They’re self-releasing their debut album This Side Of Purgatory next month, and its lead single “The Romantic Egotist” portends good things. Porter says the song was inspired by Elliott Smith, the Beach Boys, and early 2000s emo, all of which comes through over […]
Age Of Apocalypse – “The Patriot”
The excellently named Age Of Apocalypse come from the same Hudson Valley, New York hardcore scene that’s already given us bands like Mindforce. AOA came together during the pandemic, releasing their demo The Way in 2020 and somehow developing serious buzz even before they could actually play live shows. Even without the catharsis of a […]
Sea Oleena – “Untethering”
Montreal-based Charlotte Oleena, bka Sea Oleena, self-released her endlessly dreamy Weaving A Basket album last year. A couple weeks from now Cascine is reissuing the record — an excellent pairing of artist and label — and to mark the occasion, Oleena has unearthed an additional track from the Weaving A Basket sessions. It’s called “Untethering,” […]
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss – “It Don’t Bother Me” (Bert Jansch Cover)
This month, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss will release their follow-up to 2007’s Grammy-winning Raising Sand. Titled Raise The Roof, the new LP is primarily a covers record, and so far we’ve already heard their take on Lucinda Williams’ “Can’t Let Go,” plus an original, “High And Lonesome.” Now, the former Led Zeppelin singer and […]
Thirsty Worldwide’s “No Too Much” Is Today’s Must-Hear
“No Too Much” is Thirsty Worldwide’s new song that is beautifully executed with over 20K streams on Spotify. The music video for “No Too Much” is done in faded pastel colors allowing for Thirsty Worldwide vocals to shine all the more brighter. Upbeat and lively, this is a song for millions to enjoy. Thirsty Worldwide […]