In Haven (Original Game Soundtrack), DANGER continues to prove why he’s consistently deemed to be one of electronic music’s most innovative electronic musicians.
The classical dubstep pioneer fuses Mediterranean guitar styles and gothic keyboards tied together by Dysphemic’s signature tribal bass sound.
The album consists of four mini-mixes suited for entirely different moods.
This past Monday in NYC, the Houston rapper Megan Thee Stallion held one of her famous “Hottie Parties.”
LA-based trio The Glitch Mob are welcoming the new year by celebrating a decade of Drink The Sea (2010), their groundbreaking debut album, released on their imprint Glass Air Records.
At the young age of 23, Sammy Wilk is a man of many talents. He’s a model, a levitator, and a songwriter who can jot down a whole track in just 20 minutes, and an amazing artist who recently dropped his 5-track EP Keep It In The Middle. As a rising social media star who initially became known from his 6 second videos on the late video-making app Vine (R.I.P.), Sammy has moved on to doing things he actually enjoys.
Ashley Edwards only goes by her stage name A$H. (Ash). The Oklahoma City native beamed at her listening party for her first album titled It’s Just Art which dropped on March 22, 2019, and is already in the top five on iTunes R&B/Soul chart.
Travis Scott’s ‘Astroworld’ is filled with so many different sounds and rhythms, it’s hard to see how anyone could stay sane while creating it.
The album was officially released to the public on Friday, but special fans and guests joined G Herbo and Southside in Chelsea for a special celebration.
Her highly-anticipated third album Dirty Computer will be released this Friday, April 27th and is available for pre-order now.
GRAMMY®-nominated singer-songwriter, producer, actress, and activist Janelle Monáe has announced her return to touring with her upcoming North American Dirty Computer Tour. Fellow Wondaland artists Alexe Belle and Isis Valentino, known together as the soulful duo St. Beauty, will join the tour as a special guest. Monáe made a big splash with the recent announcement of her upcoming Dirty Computer album, releasing buzzworthy visuals for hot singles “Make Me Feel,” “Django Jane” and “PYNK,” giving fans an exciting peek in to the creative vision for her new music. The 27-city tour produced by Live Nation will kick off June 11 in Seattle, WA and make stops across famous amphitheaters and theaters in Los Angeles, Detroit, Nashville, New York, Atlanta, Miami and more before wrapping August 4 in Atlanta, GA. Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Wednesday, May 2 at LiveNation.com.
As an extension of their two year partnership, Monáe and Belvedere Vodka will co-create signature experiences along the tour, including music-inspired cocktails and VIP activations at major tour stops.
Monáe also released a brand new music video today for her previously released single “I Like That.