Having played his first-ever live show at Coachella on Saturday (April 15th), Jai Paul today announces a run of intimate headline shows in New York City and London. The London, UK artist
Ben de la Cour mines his personal life for musical inspiration. And he’s lived one hell of a life so far. Raised in Brooklyn, he started playing music in his
Eric Clapton announced today the 7th installment of the Crossroads Guitar Festival. The Festival, which has become legendary in its own right for hosting performances and impromptu collaborations from the
For the first time since 2017, the elusive and highly-praised Frank Ocean made an extremely rare live appearance at the first weekend of Coachella (April 16).
Grammy Award-winning Panamanian jazz pianist Danilo Pérez, also composer, educator, and social activist, has had a close personal and professional relationship with Wayne Shorter and reflects on his memories with the late great.
For some, Kid Cudi’s third album Indicud (released 4/16/13) marked the end of an era for the artist. After the immense success of his mind-boggling debut and sophomore releases that
Just when it was looking like a slow week for releases, Friday always brings a gift bag of brand-new music. With the warm weather creeping in from your bedroom window,
Metallica continues its resurgent comeback with 72 Seasons, a collection of hard-hitting metal gems that harkens back to the iconic band’s roots.
From the opening moments of “Burning Something Sweet” you’ll no doubt hear an obvious parallel to Neil Young, but as it comes into its own, singer-songwriter Mike Frazier brings us something
Elena Dakota is an Australian musician who creates lo-fi folk songs imbued with a plainness and clear emotional sincerity. Dakota sings of the mundane and small moments, made big by
