Progressive metal act Polyphia have announced a Fall 2023 North American tour in support of their 2022 album Remember That You Will Die. Dates kick off on September 30th in Oklahoma City and run through […]
Photo by Jay Blakesberg Today, it was announced following Dead & Company’s headlining set at New Orleans Jazz Festival, producer, DJ, multi-instrumentalist, and Grateful Dead fan LP Giobbi will bring her Dead House project for […]
Another day, another legendary music festival lineup to announce. This go-’round is one of the most iconic festivals dedicated to jazz music lovers: the Newport Jazz Festival. The multi-day outdoor event is set to celebrate […]
Maruja share ‘Kakistocracy’ / Release debut EP Knocknarea Maruja image via Cal Moores March 17, 2023 Manchester 4-piece Maruja release their debut EP Knocknarea including their latest single ‘Kakistocracy.’ Rising Manchester jazz-punks round out their […]
Photo Credit: Tom Collins / CC by 2.0 Bobby Caldwell, singer-songwriter of the 1978 hit “What You Won’t Do For Love,” has passed away at age 71. The soulful Bobby Caldwell, singer and songwriter behind […]
Bobby Caldwell, a blue-eyed soul singer whose smooth touch camouflaged his idiosyncrasies, died on Tuesday following a long illness. He was 71. His wife Mary Caldwell announced his death on Twitter. “What You Won’t Do […]
It started off, as many great creative undertakings do, as a joke. A few years ago, James Acaster’s parents gave him an ultimatum: collect your old dust-lagged drum kit from our house or we’ll throw […]
Singer Bobby Caldwell has died at the age of 71. The crooner, best known for his song What You Won’t Do for Love, died in his sleep at home in New Jersey on Tuesday night, […]
The Blue Note Jazz Festival is set to return to New York City this summer. On June 24, several jazz and R&B acts will perform across seven venues in New York City, including the famed […]
The best new hip-hop this week includes albums, videos, and songs from Blxst, G Perico, and more. It’s a bit of another slow week, which means another opportunity for rap fans to dig into some […]
Have y’all been watching Season 2 of Bel-Air? We caught up with Jordan L. Jones and Simone Joy Jones to chat about the show and they spilled so many behind the scenes details to us! […]
This morning on BBC Radio 6 Music, Lizzo was interviewed by Nemone (sitting in for Mary Anne Hobbs) for International Women’s Day. Lizzo talks about her love of Scotland ahead of her concert in Glasgow, […]
The brilliance of Turner brought to life. — Image © Tim Sandle Frameless is a new digital art project in London, showcasing some of the world’s most impressive and colourful artworks in an immersive experience […]
Chiiild is a product of his environment. When the pandemic kicked in, the Los Angeles-via-Montreal artist locked himself in his house and made his last album Hope For Sale as an act of introspection and […]
Since her 2015 debut Bird Under Water, Pakistani American singer Arooj Aftab has honed the delicate cadence of her voice in increasingly minimal settings. On that album, she embellished yearning Urdu poetry with traditional instrumentation […]
With their rapturous harmonies and lush production, the Carpenters were one of the biggest acts in the 1970s, selling over 100 million records with global hits like Close to You, Only Yesterday and Please Mr […]
What is folk music? Is it music specific to a region and embodying particular cultural traditions, or could there be a more open-ended definition? Perhaps it’s a product of the imagination that can be rooted […]
Glen “SPOT” Lockett, the trailblazing punk producer behind SST Records and artistic statements by the likes of Hüsker Dü and Black Flag, has died at 72. The influential engineer had been battling fibrosis before he […]
With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. […]
Spirit Music Group owner Lyric Capital has officially announced the close of its second music royalty fund, which higher-ups say is equipped with roughly $800 million to inject into catalogs. New York City-headquartered Lyric Capital, […]