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Kristina Cottone Strums a “Ukulele Love Song”
Chicago indie-soul singer Kristina Cottone, front woman of Honey & the 45s, steps out solo with “Ukulele Love Song.”
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Clyde Carson Keeps the Bay Moving on “Let’s Get It”
Bay Area Hyphy pioneer Clyde Carson of The Team returned with “Let’s Get It,” from STSA II, after building the…
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Weapons of Anew Take Their “Killshot”
Weapons of Anew, with members of HavocHate and Spread Eagle, debuted with “Killshot” on OK!Good Records: groove and melody that…
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Danny Worsnop Goes Outlaw Country on “Mexico”
Asking Alexandria frontman Danny Worsnop turned to blues-soaked outlaw country for the solo debut The Long Road Home. “Mexico” is…
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N-iGmA Raises a “Toast” to Hip-Hop
N-iGmA, who grew up recording late-night sessions with older cousins, brings Belizean culture into lyrical hip-hop on “Toast.”
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FIVES Bring “Heart and Thunder” From Baltimore
Baltimore band FIVES mix acoustic rock and indie pop. “Heart and Thunder” followed a SXSW showcase and dates with O-Town…
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Kurt Da Great Heads for the Water on “Island Girl”
Albany, Georgia rapper and US Navy sailor Kurt Da Great brings catchy phrases and electric hooks to “Island Girl,” released…
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Farrah Mechael Turns Up the Feeling on “Lost”
Michigan singer Farrah Mechael uses a voice that moves like an instrument on “Lost,” a single about following your own…
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Vita Chambers and Defibrillator Say “Want You”
Barbados-born, Toronto-raised Vita Chambers opened 27 shows for Justin Bieber and went Gold with “Fix You.” “Want You” features Defibrillator.
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Chef Sean Counts the “Color Money”
Chicago-born Chef Sean, who debuted on film at 12 in Jason’s Lyric, writes, produces and raps across four albums. “Color…
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Astronauts of Antiquity Want Their “Future Back”
Astronauts of Antiquity’s “Future Back” follows two robots on a quest to save the planet, an electro-pop anthem Paste Magazine…
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The Refusers Won’t “Go Back to Sleep”
Seattle rock band The Refusers, led by former Wall Street analyst Michael Belkin, released the socially conscious album Wake Up…
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True Widow Slow Everything Down on “F.W.T.S: L.T.M”
Dallas trio True Widow blend stoner rock, shoegaze and ambient weight. “F.W.T.S: L.T.M” previews Avvolgere on Relapse Records.
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V-Lo the Maestro Says It’s “Go Time” With Young Buck
Washington, Louisiana rapper V-Lo the Maestro teamed with G-Unit’s Young Buck on “Go Time,” after The Vision 2 with Kevin…
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Bigg Dogg Talks “Give and Take” From the Upper West Side
Manhattan rapper Bigg Dogg, raised on Biggie, Nas and Big Pun, led The Dogg Chronicles mixtape with “Give and Take.”
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Mister Wilson Asks “What Will Tomorrow Bring?”
Miami R&B artist Mister Wilson released “What Will Tomorrow Bring?” on Starchild Records, a song of hope that raises awareness…
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N VIII Says “Everything Good”
Fort Valley, Georgia’s N VIII followed the 3-million-view “Hold Up, Show Nuff (Nae Nae)” with “Everything Good,” from the album…
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SHEL Wave the Indie Banner on “You Could Be My Baby”
Sister quartet SHEL left Republic Records and made Just Crazy Enough with Brent Maher and Eurythmics’ Dave Stewart.
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Koncept and J57 Handle With Care on “Porcelain”
Queens MC Koncept and DJ Premier protégé J57 met at Fat Beats and make Big Apple stadium bangers. “Porcelain” features…
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Inas X and PnB Rock Admit to Being “Stupid”
Brooklyn-raised Inas X, who brings Palestinian heritage and Middle Eastern sounds to pop, wrote “Stupid” about a relationship that was…
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Joe Budden, Tory Lanez and Fabolous “Flex”
Jersey City’s Joe Budden, who once considered law school “because I like to debate,” teamed with Tory Lanez and Fabolous…
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Juliet Huns Breaks Free on “Gone”
Born in Kenya and raised in Ghana, Juliet Huns marked a move to the US with “Gone,” a first official…
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Lloyd Gets Honest on “TRU”
After time away learning guitar and strengthening family ties, Atlanta’s Lloyd returned with “TRU,” a raw single shot on real…
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Mimi Knowles Chooses to Be “Better”
Utah soul and hip-hop artist Mimi Knowles wrote “Better” on a walk down Provo’s Center Street, about choosing progress over…
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