American actor/rapper Jabari Banda AKA Jay Biz has just released his highly anticipated new EP “The Better Me”. “The Better Me” contains his first two hit singles “Not The Same” and “No Hook,” that were released in 2022. “The Better Me” was produced by WavieBoi at Wavie Records and is now available worldwide. Jay Biz
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Alexis Marrero has just released her highly anticipated new single “Wake Me Up” which is now available worldwide. Alexis Marrero is a singer, songwriter, and self-taught musician from Cleveland, Ohio. She began her career at the age of 16 and has gone on to release fan favorite singles including “Something That I Missed” and “Rich
Following explosive singles such as “Salvo” and “Decennary,” rising trailblazer GunFight has just created bass music heaven with “Rush.” Currently based in Los Angeles and hailing from Austin, Texas, GunFight has been cementing himself as one of bass music’s most exciting up-and-comers over the past years, methodically unveiling single after single while capturing the attention
This month marks both the 30th anniversary of Tool’s debut LP, Undertow, and the birthday of frontman Maynard James Keenan (who’ll be turning 59 years old). It’s no surprise, then, why the one-of-a-kind vocalist now has trouble performing the band’s more challenging earlier material. During his March 30 appearance on Steve-O’s Wild Ride! podcast, Keenan
Tickets for Skrillex at Red Rocks performing a 5-hour set went on sale this morning and sold out within minutes — to no one’s surprise. Red Rocks has a capacity of nearly 10,000 seats and has hosted Skrillex before in 2014 on his Mothership tour in support of his Recess album. Even then, it wasn’t a
Ray Shulman, co-founding multiinstrumentalist for English prog rock group Gentle Giant, has died at 73, older brother Derek confirmed yesterday afternoon (April 1) via Facebook. His post reads: I am deeply saddened to announce that my younger brother and my best friend Ray Shulman passed away on March 30th at his home in London. I
Habstrakt has been a pillar of the bass community since the genre first boomed around 2014-2015. But, like all artists, his story begins years earlier as he rose in popularity with releases on Never Say Die, putting out three banger dubstep EPs from 2012-2013. In 2014, he put out his first single on Disciple, the
Love was in the air Tuesday night (March 28) for Bad Wolves‘ Doc Coyle. The guitarist got engaged to his partner Jazmin Conte onstage at West Hollywood’s Whiskey a Go Go. Coyle shared the exciting news on Twitter, writing, “I can’t wait to spend the rest of our lives together. I love you more than anything. What
Ultra Music Festival 2023 came and went and did so in spectacular fashion. The decades old, household name in EDM festivals has always felt like the New Year of the music festival circuit. It’s biggest claim to fame is that it’s where most producers and DJs in the scene show off a plethora of unreleased
Have you ever wondered what System of a Down would sound like if they made EDM music? Well —thanks to the critically acclaimed hyperpop duo 100 gecs— you no longer have to! 100 gecs debuted their version of System of a Down’s “Toxicity” during their recent set at Los Angeles’ Boiler Room. Laura Les and Dylan
When Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding first began teasing their new collaboration, “Miracle,” one of the visual assets was a video of Ellie singing, beautiful voice echoed in a large church. That was St. Bartholomew the Great, London’s oldest surviving church, and the full performance is now available. “Miracle” came out three weeks ago on
Moments before Morbid Angel were scheduled to take the stage at the Apollo Theatre in Belvidere, Ill., on Friday night (March 31), the venue’s roof collapsed during a powerful storm. One user on Twitter shared a video showing the aftermath of the damage and also noted that “there are reports of multiple victims.” You can see
Kygo has a history of reviving old songs. They’re not quite slap house, in terms of genre, but in soul, they share many similarities. He’s put out updated covers of songs from Donna Summer, Whitney Houston, and Tina Turner in the past. Today’s release revives “Say Say Say,” the 1983 collaboration between Paul McCartney and
Inspired by the famous “Big 4” of thrash metal — Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax – we published our ultimate ranking of the top four acts in 17 other metal subgenres. It was a polarizing piece, for sure, but one that simply had to be made (and was a blast to put together). Now, we’re setting our
Following explosive singles such as “Salvo” and “Decennary,” rising trailblazer GunFight has just created bass music heaven with “Ride.” Currently based in Los Angeles and hailing from Austin, Texas, GunFight has been cementing himself as one of bass music’s most exciting up-and-comers over the past years, methodically unveiling single after single while capturing the attention
We’re just a little over two weeks from the release of Metallica‘s 11th studio album 72 Seasons, and while we’ve already got a taste of what it has to offer from the four tracks the band has shared, there’s still a lot we don’t know about it. One of the first reviews, which was published in Classic
The last time Skrillex solo headlined Red Rocks in Colorado was in 2014 during his Mothership tour in support of his album Recess. Now, nine years later, after releasing two albums last month and having the commercially most successful period in his career thus far, he’s announced he’s returning. This is no typical Red Rocks show,
While the upcoming CMT Music Awards will understandably put a fair share of focus on country music, they’ll also pay tribute to Southern Rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd with a multi-genre salute that includes rockers Slash, ZZ Top‘s Billy Gibbons, Gov’t Mule‘s Warren Haynes, Bad Company‘s Paul Rodgers, The Allman Brothers Band‘s Chuck Leavell and more.