"At the end of the day, if someone’s life is better after hearing stuff, seeing my videos, or putting a foot into the narrative world, that’s awesome," songwriter, producer, and visual artist Huron John shared following the release of his new full-length project, 'Apocalypse Wow', last week on Earth Day.
Since emerging in January with her debut single, 'Bullying Boys', 22-year-old London-based Raissa made a bold statement with the song that she describes as her "being fully honest and vulnerable about the cost of being a girl who isn’t going to make herself small, or big, or anything really, for anyone."
Remi Wolf describes her recent new song 'Woo!' as "fun and cute and sparkly and INTENSE," and when you listen to the infectious track - and watch the equally psychedelic music video - you'll definitely agree.
Having already followed it up with the bouncy 'Photo ID' (a song written while being locked out of her house after a trip to the DMV), Remi shows no signs of slowing down - promising us that her next project is "some funky shit" which is "so fire".
Bleachers have shared a fundraising effort for their crew with an exclusive merch bundle which includes a t-shirt, water bottle, vinyl sticker, and woven patch - with all proceeds going to their hard-working crew who make their live shows possible. Additionally, Jack Antonoff and other members of the Bleachers team will match all the proceeds fundraised!
This time last year, Jimi Somewhere (real name Benjamin Schandy) had just shared his 'Ponyboy' EP, a six-track release which takes its name from the 1983 film 'The Outsiders' - which went on to be streamed over a million times, seeing the Norwegian artist's coming-of-age vision shared throughout the world.
It's less than a month until The 1975's new album 'Notes On A Conditional Form' is finally out in the world, and there's a lot of new information to learn about the new release, including a clip of a new song, and some new credits.
Matty Healy has shared photos and videos of the upcoming vinyl release, highlighting its packaging which was manufactured using recycled card, with the sleeve being made of recyclable plastic.
Haim have shared a brand new song, 'I Know Alone', a self-reflective song which delves into loneliness, telling stories of the passing of time ("Days get slow like counting cell towers on the road"), solo Joni Mitchell singalongs ("Screaming every word of 'Both Sides Now'"), and the difficulties of feeling emotions ("I don’t wanna feel at all").
In the accompanying music video, Haim perform a choreographed dance which they created remotely with Francis & The Lights.
"Silver Sphere is not from this earth... I'm a popstar from a planet you've never heard of!" states the website of Chicago-based Silver Sphere (real name: Sophie Cates) - a bold declaration from an equally as bold and fearless artist who goes on to say, "I’ve been writing music for a while now, but just started to put out songs around two years ago. Writing songs about my experiences with life and love so far is what keeps me going as an artist, and sharing my personal experiences through music is my outlet to connect with the world!
Peach Tree Rascals introduce themselves to the world saying, “We're the Rascals and we do the best with what we’ve got, even if it’s not much," and what they've managed to do thus far is impressive, with the five-piece collective garnering millions of streams on each of their releases.
"If you want a clean slate, go fall in love with somebody else," Molly Payton sings in her distinctive crooning voice on '1972' - a song filled with frustration and acknowledgement of a relationship not working.