From the single “Runaround” to a song like “Second Hand High,” the band shatters conceptions about what a country group should sound like. Using modern musical elements like drum machines in the latter song brings a pop sheen to a song that begins in an understated way but explodes into a chorus that’s emotionally shattering and elevated by the singers’ beautiful vocal arrangement.
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The pop singer revealed the sequence in an Instagram post, showing what is seemingly part of the artwork for the album. The tracklist is shown against a photo of Cyrus, presented in pink font with her initials written in silver each time one of the letters “M” and “C” appear.
Pop phenom Billie Eilish is readying her second single release since the pandemic began, announcing on social media that the song—titled “Therefore I Am”—will be released on Thursday, November 12 at 10 a.m. PT.
Sydney Cope is an artist on the pulse of what pop music is all about these days: strong hooks, powerful vocals, lyrical honesty, and the right amount of edge and attitude.
Pop superstar Lana Del Rey announced that the release of her highly anticipated upcoming album, Chemtrails Over the Country Club, has been delayed by 16 weeks due to an elongated wait time for vinyl manufacturing.
Taylor Swift, Cardi B, and Justin Bieber are among several artists who could potentially make history at this year’s American Music Awards.
With a voice that could easily live in both country and pop, Madysyn is redefining what it means to be from Nashville, Tennessee.
Rapper, singer, and producer Drake announced the forthcoming release of Certified Lover Boy, his first since 2018’s Scorpion. It will be released through his OVO Sound label.
The Strokes returned to Saturday Night Live for the fourth time alongside return host/former show writer John Mulaney, and brought the house down with a pair of performances of songs from their latest album. Julian Casanlancas and company played “The Adults Are Talking” and “Bad Decisions,” both of which are from their most recent releaseRead more
Rock icon Neil Young released a previously unheard recording of the song “Homefires,” which was recorded in 1974 and remained in the vault until now—being unveiled ahead of the release of his highly anticipated Archives Vol. 2: 1972-1976 box set.
