Tag: new music

WATCH: Charlie Cunningham’s Compelling New Video For “End of the Night”
5Apr By SimonNo Comments
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WATCH: Charlie Cunningham’s Compelling New Video For “End of the Night”

Photo Credit: Bennie Cunrow British singer-songwriter Charlie Cunningham has just released a new video for his new single "End of the Night." The song appears on his recently released third full-length album Frame. When asked about the track, Charlie explains that "End of the Night" deals with feelings of isolation and withdrawal, as well as a desire for connection and acceptance, both in relation to the self and to a wider community. This theme is just one example of the depth and nuance that can be found in Charlie's music. He explores universal themes such as heartbreak, spirituality, grief, and climate anxiety. Background On "Frame" "Frame" represents a new sonic evolution for Cunningham. He collaborates once again with long-term producer Sam Hudson Scott. The album is a c...
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The Hu’s New Single “Black Thunder” Features Serj Tankian and DL
2Apr By SimonNo Comments
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The Hu’s New Single “Black Thunder” Features Serj Tankian and DL

Iconic Mongolian rock sensation The Hu has announced the release of a deluxe version of their critically acclaimed sophomore album, Rumble of Thunder. The new album will feature seven additional tracks, including four acoustic renditions and three newly recorded singles, and is set for release on June 30th. The deluxe edition includes guest appearances and English-translated vocals from some of rock’s top musicians. William DuVall of Alice In Chains, Serj Tankian of System of A Down, DL of Bad Wolves, along with LP (Laura Pergolizzi) are all featured. The project highlights the band’s unique sound that incorporates traditional Mongolian instrumentation with vocals performed in their native Mongolian language. Introducing "Black Thunder" The Hu has just released the second singl...
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INTERVIEW: Tarah Who? Releases “Fresh Meat Rockstars”
4Apr By SimonNo Comments
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INTERVIEW: Tarah Who? Releases “Fresh Meat Rockstars”

Tarah Who?'s new single and music video "Fresh Meat Rockstars" is available now everywhere you listen to music. The driving rock track addresses the relationship between bands and the attitude some musicians have towards one another. Tarah G. Carpenter, the band's lead vocalist, and guitarist collaborate with guitarist Jason Orme, who plays the guitar. Carpenter explains that despite different backgrounds and experience levels, all musicians can learn from each other. The music video for "Fresh Meat Rockstars" is a compilation of footage from the band's tour, giving viewers a glimpse of the energy behind the scenes. The song was produced by Carpenter, Orme, and Norm Block and recorded and mixed by Block. We had a chance to catch up with Carpenter to get more insight into her jour...
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Jukebox The Ghost Cheers Deluxe: New Tracks and Piano Interpretations
29Mar By SimonNo Comments
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Jukebox The Ghost Cheers Deluxe: New Tracks and Piano Interpretations

Jukebox the Ghost is set to release a deluxe version of their 2022 studio album Cheers. The piano pop trio is known for its catchy and clever pop songs with theatrical undertones. The deluxe version features four new piano interpretations and two new tracks and is set for release on April 7 via BMG. "We wanted to add tracks to the deluxe version that felt like they were already part of the album,” says Jukebox The Ghost. "Costume," in particular, is "a natural fit for the deluxe because it's got the mix of old Jukebox The Ghost energy and modern production and taste.” The self-produced sixth studio album is a toast to surviving and thriving in the face of hard times. You'll find memorable choruses, cheerful melodies, and Freddie Mercury-esque vocals woven throughout. The album se...
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I Said I Wouldn’t, But I Actually Bought a Cassette Tape: on ‘Terminals’ by Druid & Jok.
1Apr By Ambur MasenNo Comments
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I Said I Wouldn’t, But I Actually Bought a Cassette Tape: on ‘Terminals’ by Druid & Jok.

Ya'll, I can't believe it, but I actually bought a cassette tape. On Bandcamp Friday. In March 2023. This makes no sense to me, especially since I've definitely gone on one too many rants that sound a little bit like this: "I can't do this anymore, I already did the cassette thing, and the CD thing, and now the oh-so-occasional vinyl thing--and now cassette is coming back, and I--I just can't keep doing this." Then along came Terminals, the new EP by Druid & Jok, out via Decaying Spheres at the beginning of the month... And it was getting a physical release. On cassette, of course. Ugh. The tape came in the mail the other day. and it hit me: I caved. I bought a cassette tape. I'm part of "the problem" now. And, as anticipated, I have absolutely no way of playing ...
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Nothing More Teams Up With Lacey Sturm On “Best Times”
26Mar By SimonNo Comments
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Nothing More Teams Up With Lacey Sturm On “Best Times”

Powerhouse rock band Nothing More has collaborated with Lacey Sturm, singer/songwriter from Flyleaf, on their latest single. The result of their collaboration is a new version of "Best Times." The track is featured on their 2022 album, Spirits. Photo Credit: Jody Domingue The accompanying music video was directed by Michael Lombardi. He's known for his work with bands like The Retaliators, Papa Roach, and The HU. The video provides an inside look at a couple's relationship and how life's best times can often pass us by without us even realizing it. The video serves as a reminder to appreciate those moments as they occur. "This song is a really special one," says Nothing More frontman Jonny Hawkins. "It's definitely one of the most positive feel-good songs we've ever written and ...
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Nick Neutronz Gives Us Some Perspective in “The Changes”
28Mar By Ambur MasenNo Comments
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Nick Neutronz Gives Us Some Perspective in “The Changes”

In case you missed it, Nick Neutronz is 'back on his bullshit', as the kids say. He released "The Changes" earlier this month, and quite frankly, it changed me. Nick Neutronz is someone we all really need to keep a better eye on--because when Nick puts out new music, we can never know what to expect. In the best possible way. Let's look at some examples from 2022: in December, he put out this dark, moody, lights-down-low-at-the-club type banger of a collab with lonewulf, "Pyrex". Yet, in June, Nick dropped this little high-tempo, all-encompassing, like-an-emotional-plea-but-could-still-probably-end-up-on-the-radio track called "Surrender". But, let's not forget how he started the year off, either--with "Hikikomori". Alessio Anesi of FUXWITHIT describes that song best: it's ...
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