Pro Freak Artist: Smino Luv 4 Rent is an anthem to self-love according to the artist, and while this may immediately send your thoughts heading in a dark direction, don’t go there. Really, he’s looking to get his fans and…
The Playlist Popular Artist: M.I.A. M.I.A. is back for the first time in forever and her new album Mata is controversial enough that she’s already been banned from an awards ceremony! Popular is the early single and it’s a fiery…
2021 ended with a bang for the big music scene. Everyone was escaping the lockdown and they wanted to party to celebrate and party like it was 1999. Music festivals were booming in response. BottleRock and Lollapalooza, for example, saw…
They say that music soothes the savage beast, but does it also wreck the planet? Well, it’s fair to say that while the music industry is certainly not the sort of environmental disaster that the petrochemical industry is, it could…
If you need to lay down some sick beats but you are clean out of cash for recording and editing software we’ve got the solution. Don’t despair. These days there’s always a freeware alternative to paid packages and while they…
Remixed & Updated (Reissue) Pink Floyd fans that weren’t willing to shell out a small fortune on The Later Years Box Set which came out in 2019, will be pleased to learn that the remixed and updated version of A…
Mon Laferte is a Chilean folk star who is based out of Los Angeles. And the first track on 1940 Carmen is a song about arriving in the city and how she felt about it, Algo Es Major is a…
Your typical article or post about making it as a music journalist tends to go on about how hard it is to prosper as a music writer. They describe the herculean effort it will take to suceed and scare people…
Reissue Barbara Lewis, the 1960s soul singer, is no longer a household name (if she ever was, to be fair). We truly hope this reissue of all her singles on the Atlantic label will help her reach a new audience.…
If you’re a Black Sabbath fan then you’ve probably already made your mind up about Technical Ecstasy. It represented the end of Ozzy’s first period with the band and it didn’t exactly set the world on fire (or the charts)…