Lil Wayne’s not a human being: The Tuesday new music rundown
Lil Wayne aside, the theme for this week’s new music is “indie rock”
March 26, 2013
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Lil Wayne aside, the theme for this week’s new music is “indie rock”
If there is a theme to these new releases, it’s “veteran return.”
The best villain line in IRON MAN 3: “I am going to offer you a choice: Do you want an empty life or a meaningful
Joe Clair believes that hip-hop media is ignoring a segment of its audience.
Afeni Shakur, the mother of fallen hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur, has announced plans to release never-before-heard music from the rapper.
While the brainier side of guitar bands are again represented this week; there are quite a few of interesting, slightly left-of-center R&B releases.
Davis’ memoir, “The Soundtrack of My Life,” shares stories from throughout his career, detailing his experiences and, for the first time, his bisexuality
B. Smyth is the latest sensation signed to Motown and over the past year, he’s seen his life change
This week’s new releases are all-over-the-place, and if there is any sort of theme, it has to be “indie.”
Billboard reports that Drake is planning to release a new song the same night as the Grammys.
Timbaland has joined hip-hop mogul Jay-Z’s famed Roc Nation label
While some of us may consider ourselves outside of Justin Bieber’s target demo, ‘Believe: Acoustic’ has enough musical weight to appeal to virtually anyone
G.O.O.D. Music affiliate Common is revealing that he believes that a “Cruel Winter” album isn’t likely.
Mela Machinko is a Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter that’s a powerhouse onstage with a playful-yet-undeniably strong persona.
A look at this week’s most anticipated new release, “LongLiveA$AP”
Superstars Nicki Minaj and Adam Levine of Maroon 5 are launching clothing and accessories via Kmart and Shop Your Way.
Pop superstar Justin Timberlake is reportedly readying a new single featuring Jay-Z. Or at least, that’s the rumor. Who else should make a comeback in 2013?
For those of you who couldn’t get enough of 2012’s most polarizing hit single, Trinidad James and French Montana have remixed the smash “All Gold Everything.”
Oakland native Jennah Bell channels the honest expression and introspection of Joni Mitchell and Lauryn Hill and the 24-year old’s “Early Bird” EP was among the more acclaimed indie releases of 2011.
From the start, it’s obvious that the King of the South is looking to remind everyone in hip hop who he is
