Jazz, R & B, and Soul are making a comeback, and could not be more snazzily becoming on the following musicians- Meshell Ndegeocello, Nubya Garcia, and Mahalia. Read More →

A New York psychedelic rock-pop group has tailored a sound influenced from 60s rock, grunge, and Middle Eastern cultural trends. Released earlier this month is their marvelous new EP, "Cardamom Gardens." Read More →

Erika Wennerstrom's new album "Sweet Unknown" shows her evolution to a more introspective, meta lyricism while shredding away on her signature soul brimming vocals and electric. Read More →

The heroic #NeverAgain student-led movement urges for a cultural shift and policy reform. This is where passion in the Arts has the power to promote change, and many musicians use their platform to do just so. Read More →

While gazing into the sky and pondering the electromagnetic wonder that is the Extraterrestrial, throw some astronomically luminous tunes into orbit on your listening device! Read More →

It's been 22 years, but Kool Keith and Dan the Automator haven't skipped a beat in the upcoming release of "Moosebumps: An Exploration Into Modern Day Horripilation." Read More →

Looking for a change of beat but are indecisive about what genre you want to listen to for a full album? We have a sampling of superb, cross-genre new albums to satisfy your capricious musical mood. Read More →

The album travels all over the place with its combination of hyper punk, funky dance, to elegant ballads, yet the common denominator of CHAI’s sound is in their strong promotion of female empowerment. Read More →

Bad luck is inescapable, but it doesn’t reside in today’s release of the following remarkable albums from King Tuff, Say Sue Me, Laura Veirs, Brazilian Girls, Slug, The Damned, and John Prine. Read More →

Whether you’re scrambling to decipher numbers and paperwork or are taking the Martha Stewart route, the musicians on this list have got your back while the IRS is on your back. Read More →