[Photo by Estelle Massry] k.d lang has released her latest album makeover. The record is now available via Nonesuch Records. The new collection features remixes of some of lang’s most important early material. Revisiting tracks such as “Miss Chatelaine,” “Summerfling” and “Theme From The Valley Of The Dolls,” the release highlights lang’s crossover appeal in
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[Photo via YouTube] After releasing her most recent anthemic track earlier this month, WILLOW has shared the official video for her Travis Barker collab “t r a n s p a r e n t s o u l.” The 20-year-old singer was inspired to embrace her pop-punk side by iconic bands such as Paramore,
It is harder than ever before for a single band or artist to cut through the disorder of modern life. The powers of anyone or group to unity listeners in a common movement or inspire a generation are on the wane, but music retains the potential to entertain and inspire individuals. Rob Alexander’s third studio
[Photo via Spotify] Oliver Tree has released the deluxe version of his highly successful 2020 album Ugly Is Beautiful. Ugly Is Beautiful: Shorter, Thicker & Uglier includes seven brand new songs, including “Out Of Ordinary” and “Life Goes On.” “Out Of Ordinary” has a lyric video on YouTube, while “Life Goes On” is accompanied by a
Fading Memories is a total vibe Emily! Thank you for taking the interview! Thank you so much! That means so much!!! How did you come up with the inspo for this song? I’ve been a big fan of Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin. They had a beautiful way of storytelling through their many collaborations.
[Photo credit: Daniel Lang] Jelani Aryeh has released his stunning “From These Heights” music video from his forthcoming album I’ve Got Some Living to Do. The video shows Aryeh in an empty house with glimpses of protests throughout. Aryeh sees the track as a reflection of the chaos of the world when he was writing
The soundtrack to saying goodbye to your troubles and succumbing to the constant groove is the overall vibe in Nightfly’s “Who’s In”. Unmistakably catchy and colored with vibrant jazz, blues and rock tones, “Who’s In” is from the Florida band’s EP But, Wait There’s More. Not just for a Friday night playlist, “Who’s In” conjures up
Not too heavy with the guitar melodies but certainly not stingy in terms of vocal harmonies and classless colloquialisms cowpunk fans will eat up on the spot, I think you could make an entire album around Jesse & The Hogg Brothers’ “Love Buckets” and be more than pleased with the end result. That said, there
In recent years, it feels like there have been more powerful voices to emerge in the rock and alternative rock scenes than ever before. One artist that has emerged as a unique and defining voice is Washington D.C.’s WRYT. The artist behind the name is Mychael Wright and his two-song self-titled debut EP features the songs “Ivory Tower” and
Have you performed Live yet? YES! We played out in San Bernardino (Redlands) at the original Mission (historical site) that was setup way back in the day. It actually SOLD OUT. It sure was an honor to play our first official gig out and have it be sold out. What is the best part of performing
[Photo via YouTube] Waterparks deal with an obsessed fan in their new cinematic video for “Violet!” from their recently released album Greatest Hits. Like many other songs from Alternative Press’s May cover stars, “Violet!” has a playful and upbeat sound while the lyrics reveal a darker tone. Read more: Awsten Knight and Joel Madden have
[Photo via YouTube] Poppy is continuing to prove her genre-bending skills in her latest cover of Jack Off Jill’s iconic song “Fear Of Dying.” The cover mainly keeps in line with the original song. However, Poppy’s unique voice shines through on her reimagining of the track. Read more: POORSTACY gives society the middle finger in
Guitarist Russell “Hitman” Alexander’s East Coast based act The Hitman Blues Band enjoys one of the best reputations in the best bands in the blues scene. Their popularity as both a live and recording outfit sets them apart from many other acts; it is a genre where bands building their act around ransacking the genre’s
The amazing thing about Jeff Coffey is that with his voice he can sculpt any song into a momentous, hit-making experience. Be it ballad or a full-court press pop rock song, Coffey brings a distinct harmony to every note. In the triumphant album This Time Around Coffey once again proves time and time again his voice is
[Photo via Anthony DELANOIX/Unsplash] Lorde is scheduled to perform as part of the newly announced 2022 Primavera Sound festival lineup. The appearance will mark her first live performance since the Melodrama World Tour in 2018. Lorde began trending on Twitter as thousands of her fans shared their excitement and disbelief about the singer’s return to
Pop-punk legends Simple Plan and New Found Glory have rescheduled their Pop Punk’s Still Not Dead tour. Hitting the road in September 2021, the groups will be joined along the way by rising alt-pop act LØLØ. Alternative Press and Live Nation have partnered to offer a special presale for the tour. Launching Wednesday, May 26
[Photo by Alex McDonell] Alt-pop singer Carlie Hanson captures all the emotions surrounding heartbreak in her collab with MASN on “Gucci Knife.” The song centers around coming to terms with someone abruptly leaving your life and the way it makes you feel. The upbeat pop elements of the song are paired with a haunting beat
[Photo by Hannah Edelman Grammy-nominated artist K.Flay’s latest single “TGIF” featuring Tom Morello proves she exists beyond the limitations of genre. The song is the most recent release to come from her upcoming EP, Inside Voices, set to drop June 11 via BMG. “TGIF” continues the artist’s signature blend of rock and hip-hop, which seems
[Photo via YouTube] POORSTACY expresses his frustrations with the false realities of society and social media in his latest track “Public Enemy” via 10K Projects. Ahead of the release of his first full length hard rock album, the song is a thrashing commentary on the disillusionment of social norms and structures. Read more: K.Flay releases
You can trace several recurring themes in Sam Green’s songwriting. The Australian-born poet and composer embraces Americana forms, without question, but there’s likewise a strong sense of place, even regionalism, present in his writing. Melodic abundance is a key component of Sam Green’s art but, as well, his willingness to broach any subject with equal
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