Coming off the heels of a successful tour for the album “Passage Du Desir,” Johnny Blue Skies, also known as Sturgill Simpson, declared his next endeavor to a packed audience: “I just wanna...

Three years after one of his songs was included on former President Barack Obama’s favorite songs of 2020, the dirt emo singer Ruston Kelly’s third full length studio album “The Weakness” was released on Friday, April 7. 

After nearly a year without a new EP, rapper Qveen Herby finally released “The Muse” on Tuesday, Feb. 14. 

Derek Smith, known by his stage name Mod Sun, released his newest album, “God Save The Teen” on Friday, Feb. 3, almost two years after the release of his genre-shifting, pop-punk album “Internet Killed the Rockstar.” 

Valentine’s Day is here, and what better way to celebrate than with some love songs by Taylor Swift?

Few artists are able to take a nearly six-year break between albums and still come back with immense success. R&B sensation SZA is one of them. After releasing her debut album “Ctrl” in 2017, SZA rode the success of that project all the way until this past Friday, when she finally released her long-awaited follow-up to her critically acclaimed first album. 

It all started with an unforgettable surprise. On Aug. 28, musical juggernaut Taylor Swift was awarded “Best Music Video” at the 2022 VMA awards on MTV for her short film based on her No. 1 hit “All Too Well: 10 Minute Version.”

In 2021, Italian rock band Måneskin took the world by storm as they won Eurovision with their hit “I WANNA BE YOUR SLAVE.”

California-based band Bad Suns has released the latest single in preparation for its new album “Apocalypse Whenever.”

“You live and then you die, but the hardest pill to swallow is in the meantime,” Alessia Cara sings on the 12th track of her aptly titled album, “In the Meantime.”