Seun Kuti has spent nearly three decades carrying forward the legacy of his father, Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, while firmly establishing himself as one of the genre’s most important modern voices. Taking over leadership of Egypt 80 following Fela’s passing …
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From the start, My Mom Is Here has been built around live energy and a kind of playful seriousness. Seiff and Sare formed the band in 2023 after meeting in a jazz a cappella group at Columbia, and their very …
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NURKO has steadily become one of melodic bass music’s defining artists, building a signature sound that blends cinematic production, soaring melodies, and emotional songwriting. Born and raised in New York, Jack Leech grew up in a musical family and developed …
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Originally beginning as a Dial-A-Song service back in 1982, They Might Be Giants have become major players in the alternative music world over the last 39 years. With two Grammy’s under their belt as well as twenty-three albums in their …
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Portland artist and activist Logan Lynn has announced The Pain and The Power, a new documentary directed by Cai Indermaur that explores his 30-year career through the lenses of queerness, faith, addiction, trauma, and personal reinvention. Paired with an …
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New York City artist BlackJeans launches his ambitious four-part EP series with End of the World (Part 1), a six-track release built around a simple idea: if the world is ending, why not throw a party? Written by BlackJeans …
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Astoria, Oregon’s The Something Ain’t Rights make a striking debut with Rotten In The Brain, a nine-track EP via Hovercraft Records. Blending punk, post-punk, country twang, and high-energy rock and roll, the band draws inspiration from underground icons like …
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For longtime fans of The Goods, Goodbye Summertime feels like a natural evolution rather than a dramatic departure. The jangling guitars, infectious hooks, and rich harmonies that have defined the project remain firmly intact, but the songwriting and arrangements reach …
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Micah Martin has spent the past decade bridging the worlds of rock and electronic music, evolving from frontman of The Zealots into one of bass music’s most recognizable vocal collaborators. After touring with bands like I Prevail, Memphis May Fire