Good? Bad? I've got somethin' for that. Some songs don’t just fit a mood—they grab it by the collar, shake it awake, and tell it exactly what it’s feeling. This week’s Ear Candy is built for those ...
On Thursday, January 8, a campaign was launched to "invite independent and emerging artists to attend MusicPro ’26." "MusicPro ’26 is a unique gathering of independent and emerging artists, music ...
The sweeping early-aughts serenade “Somewhere Only We Know" by the British emotive rock band Keane. The Background: At an early age, Savanna Leigh felt the magnetic pull toward Music City’s ...
The 2025 GRAMMY nominations are here and we're going to help you to untangle it all right up until the big event, continuing with the Best Audio Book, Narration, and Storytelling Recording category.
Genre-blurring singer, songwriter and performer Sasha Keable told us about her love for a (recent MC cover star) Leon Thomas gem... Sasha Keable: MUTT is nothing short of a masterpiece. I love ...
This week, guitar icons Fender announced the launch of its first artist signature from Mainland China, the “Li Ronghao Stratocaster®.” The instrument is also Mandopop artist Ronghau's first signature ...
January 23 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of David Bowie 's tenth studio album, STATION TO STATION .
Five time GRAMMY winner Robert Glasper was the opening artist at the Blue Note Los Angeles this past August playing three shows (two sets). Glasper returned December 16-21 playing a total of 12 sets ...
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Leftfield feat. John Lydon "Open Up" Sex Pistols/PIL man Lydon broke boundaries in the '90s by teaming up with electronic group Leftfield for this masterpiece. The entire ...
At a moment when local radio already feels increasingly… not so local, the musicFIRST Coalition is stepping into the regulatory spotlight. The organization has launched a nationwide push encouraging m ...
In this episode of The Jeremiah Show, GRAMMY® Award–winning guitarist and composer Janet Robin sits down with Jeremiah for a wide-ranging conversation.
MusiCares released a statement to announce that it had directed over $15 million towards fire relief, a year after the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.
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