NY group the Flatbush Zombies have dropped a new song and video entitled “Afterlife.” The track was produced by Grammy award winner James Blake. The visual was filmed pre-pandemic in Paris and was directed by Arnaud Bresson. The director shared the following statement via the press release: Today, […]
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If you’ve followed the local scene as well as any of the politics impacting the city lately, you may have heard about Chicago artists Sen Morimoto and Tasha’s respective performances for the Millennium Park At Home Series not hitting the air as scheduled. Sen’s performance was pulled because
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One of hip-hop’s hardest workers is back, this time returning with a 9-track effort executively produced by the great Harry Fraud. Harry Fraud has produced countless tracks for the Spitta, including past collaborative EPs Cigarette Boats as well as The Marina. The OutRunners features a short but star-studded list of features, including
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Las Hinds may have taking a big leap on their 2020 album The Prettiest Curse with their embrace of Pop, but there’s no denying that they’ll always be rockers at heart. The Madrid band are sharing today their cover of The Clash’s London Calling track, “Spanish Bombs.” For obvious reasons, the Punk
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Beyoncé dropped her new music video for “ALREADY,” her track with Shatta Wale and Major Lazer. The song first appeared on 2019’s The Lion King: The Gift and it is going to be part of her visual album, Black Is King. The choreography, the scenery, it’s all fire. Can’t
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Billie Eilish has shared her latest single, “my future.” The track, which arrives along with its music video, was Written and recorded in Los Angeles during lockdown, and produced by her brother FINNEAS. I’m a sucker for Pop ballads that breathe new life to rhythm and styles of the 50s
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Angel Olsen has announced her next album, Whole New Mess. The 11-track album will arrive on August 28th via Jagjaguwar. The album announcement comes with a new music video for the title track. Watch Angel Olsen’s video for “Whole New Mess” directed by longtime collaborator Ashley Connor below. Don’t miss Angel Olsen
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Lupe Fiasco, one of the best to come out of Chicago, has returned with a new 6-track EP entitled HOUSE. This tape is a collaborative effort between Lupe as well as producer Kaelin Ellis; it also features Virgil Abloh within a few of the tracks. Lupe does his thing over
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Reggaeton keeps inching toward full mainstream fame, with the latest proof of that being this new collab track bringing together J. Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny, and Tainy. Executive produced by NEON16, the track is called “Un Día (One Day)” and it is a bilingual tale about the
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Tame Impala has released his remix of 070 Shake’s “Guilty Conscience.” Kevin Parker’s take on the standout Modus Vivendi track slows things down to a churn for the verses, adding psychedelic production and stripping it of the 80s Pop aesthetic that’s prominent in the original. I know the vocals
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I can only imagine the feeling of being a long-time fan of something, and then growing up to work with them. Someone who does understand what that’s like is Thundercat, who has written a new song for the Cartoon Network reboot, ThunderCats Roar. The track is called “Grune’s
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The Rolling Stones. Led Zeppelin mastermind Jimmy Page. In their prime. That combination actually happened back in October 1974 for a song called “Scarlet,” which is finally coming to light thanks to the reissue of the Stones’ Goats Head Soup. Mick Jagger shared: I remember first jamming this
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