“You won’t break my soul…” She is Beyoncé. (Thank you.) And she is coming. Granted, we always vaguely knew that new Beyoncé is imminent. We’re never safe. Ever since 2013’s self-titled digital drop, we as a society have been conditioned… Read More
Last week, Beyoncé announced that her new album Renaissance will be out July 29, and today she released a new single, "Break my Soul." It's fueled by clubby production from Tricky Stewart, The-Dream, and Bey herself that appears to sample… Read More
Park City Song Summit returns for its 2022 edition on September 7-10 in Park City, Utah. The unique event features over 30 "Summit Labs" (moderated discussions across three stages), Songwriters in the Round, early and late live shows, and more.… Read More
So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we'd call "indie," and talk about what metal is coming out. We… Read More
One of the most prominent singers from South America Juan Minatta represents the mellow emotional songs that pack heavy emotions, misfortunate relationships and heartbreaking moments. His latest release comes with a devastating track called “best of me” where Juan Minatta… Read More
Back in March, The Gaslight Anthem announced that they'd be returning to "full time status as a band," and they announced a fall tour with Jeff Rosenstock and Tigers Jaw. They got their return started earlier than expected, however, when… Read More
German electronic music icons Kraftwerk are celebrating their 50th anniversary — a couple years late due to the pandemic — with a updated revival of their 3-D tour that has founding member Ralf Hütter, along with Fritz Hilpert, Henning Schmitz, and… Read More
Elvis Costello has a long history not just of doing Beatles covers but also collaborating with Paul McCartney himself, and he helped celebrate Paul's 80th birthday by doing yet another Beatles cover. He released his take on "Here, There, and… Read More
Another month, another themed playlist by David Byrne. This one is called "Psychedelia Lives!" and it's a well-considered collage of songs spanning over 50 years. Byrne writes, Here’s a psychedelic playlist that starts in the late 60’s – naturally- but… Read More
The Mars Volta released Noctourniquet in 2012, and broke up in 2013; there hasn't been new music from the band since, but that may be about to change. Producer and Cloud Hill Recordings founder and owner Johann Scheerer posted a… Read More