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ARASH and Snoop Dogg Say “OMG”
The “Persian Prince of Pop” ARASH teamed with Snoop Dogg for “OMG,” the first single from a fifth album, after…
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Inas X Rises Above It on “Gets Me High”
Brooklyn native Inas X turns setbacks into fuel on “Gets Me High,” built on the line “What doesn’t kill me…
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BRIELLE Opens the Debut Album With “Ought To Be”
BRIELLE’s “Ought To Be” led the self-titled debut album, after Billboard Hot Singles Sales hits and the national anthem at…
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Newsboys Get “Crazy” on the God’s Not Dead Tour
Platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated Newsboys took “Crazy” on the final leg of the We Believe…God’s Not Dead tour with Audio Adrenaline, Ryan…
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Chance the Rapper, 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne Have “No Problem”
Chance the Rapper’s “No Problem” with 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne arrived with Coloring Book, from an independent artist the…
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Myrath Bring “Oriental Metal” to “Believer”
Franco-Tunisian band Myrath call their sound oriental metal. “Believer” launched Legacy on Nightmare Records after tours with Dream Theater.
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Frenchie and Chanel West Coast Throw a Party With “Project X”
Brick Squad’s Frenchie reunited with Chanel West Coast on “Project X,” an EDM-meets-hip-hop track produced by Detroit’s SKYrise.
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DevilDriver Greet the “Daybreak” With Trust No One
California groove-metal band DevilDriver’s seventh album Trust No One debuted at No. 43 on the Billboard 200. “Daybreak” leads the…
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Sick Puppies Start Again and “Stick to Your Guns”
After their singer left, Sick Puppies found Bryan Scott through a Facebook message. “Stick to Your Guns” from Fury is…
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Astronauts of Antiquity Search for “Paradise”
Bicoastal trio Astronauts of Antiquity pair electronic soundscapes with socially conscious lyrics. “Paradise” was released alongside the March Against Monsanto.
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KConeil Turns Up the Heat on “Hot Like You”
Montego Bay-born, New York-based KConeil calls the sound “genre fluid.” “Hot Like You” rides the 90s Don Dada Riddim alongside…
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Halo Circus Write “Anthems for Introverts” on “Desire (Lo Que Vale La Pena)”
Halo Circus earned their reputation one room at a time, then let their fans fund a 30-city tour. “Desire” led…
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Jaheim Keeps the Fire Burning on “Struggle Love”
Three-time Grammy nominee Jaheim wrote and produced Struggle Love, a seventh album about love, loss and surviving hard times.
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Popcaan Brings Portmore to the World on “Never Sober”
Discovered by Vybz Kartel, Popcaan made Where We Come From on Mixpak, a dancehall album built as a full statement.…
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Philthy Rich and IAMSU! “Make a Living” in East Oakland
East Oakland’s Philthy Rich led Real N***as Back in $tyle with “Make a Living” featuring IAMSU!, a club- and radio-ready…
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DORO and Lemmy Share One Last Stage on “Love’s Gone to Hell”
The “Queen of Rock & Metal” DORO released the Love’s Gone to Hell EP, featuring one of Lemmy’s final recorded…
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Frenchie and M80 “Hit the Ground” Running
Bricksquad’s Frenchie, raised in South Jamaica, Queens and seasoned in Atlanta, outworks everyone on “Hit the Ground” with M80.
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Disciples of Babylon Let “Karma” Work
Hollywood rock band Disciples of Babylon met through Musicians Institute and a YouTube guitar lesson. “Karma” opens the Welcome to…
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Funkadelic Board the Mothership With Kendrick Lamar and Ice Cube
George Clinton’s Funkadelic brought Kendrick Lamar and Ice Cube aboard the mothership for the “Ain’t That Funkin’ Kinda Hard on…
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Jerry Bogan Lets the Heartache Pour on “Let It Rain”
West Texas singer-songwriter Jerry Bogan opened 2016 with “Let It Rain,” the first single from a debut album on Musik…
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Kool Stuff Katie Hide Frustration Inside Garage-Pop on “It’s All Your Fault”
Portland duo Kool Stuff Katie made It's Fine with producer Steve Fisk and found an album of “anguish in disguise.”
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Versus Step Out of “Life in the Shade”
After six years and four records as Lakeview Drive, the band rebranded as Versus and made The Black with engineer…
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Beauty in the Darkness Light the “Fire” in Las Vegas
Female-fronted Las Vegas alternative metal band Beauty in the Darkness signed with From the Depths Entertainment a month after the…
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T-Pain Gets Married to the Music on “Officially Yours”
T-Pain’s “Officially Yours” arrived for Valentine’s Day 2016 with a lyric video built from fans’ wedding footage, after a debut…
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