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Trippie Redd drops off the first official single from his long-awaited, upcoming studio album. The track is titled “SWAGGER” and comes with an accompanying video. NDA will be released on August 14th. Listen and watch below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
With his new album coming next month, Rod Wave drops off a brand new single from the project. It’s titled “Hustle” and comes with an accompanying video. Don’t Look Down will hit stores on August 28th. Listen and watch below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Cardi B surprises her fans with the release of a brand new single. The track is titled “AH HA”. The artist is currently working on a new studio album, which is expected to drop later this year. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
FM PremiereTexas country artist Tristan Roberson releases Down For The Ride, the title track from his sophomore album; fiddle, acoustic and electric guitars, punchy bass, and driving drums inside a bigger, radio-ready frame. Upbeat and immediate, but the story underneath is less certain. Roberson explains:It’s the title track to my sophomore album. I wrote or co-wrote all the songs on the album. It’s about falling in love with a girl even though it might be a bad idea.That tension gives the track its centre: knowing the warning signs, ignoring them anyway and enjoying the momentum while it lasts.At 18, Roberson…
Flo Milli opens her next phase with HOT AS A BIC. A sharp, high-energy single produced by Pooh Beatz. Bouncing production, clipped confrontational delivery, attitude, momentum, and instantly repeatable bars.A Coby Mehler-directed video extends that energy visually, placing Flo firmly at the centre of the new campaign.HOT AS A BIC is the latest preview of her forthcoming fourth studio album FloState, expected later this year. The release follows Gripper, Perfect Person and Flo Jackson, which has passed 30 million Spotify streams. Her previous album, Fine Ho, Stay, completed her trilogy while expanding into R&B and pop.Never Lose Me reached No.…
Leeds, England trio Moose Wrench return with their new single, “Dead Stars”. The single is a re-recording of their 2021 single and features very much the same vocal structure as its predecessor. However, this time around, the track sounds far more psychedelic and noisy…. amind-bending alt-rock explosion where psychedelic chaos, heavy riffs and indie energy collide.I personally loved those deep and brooding vocals on the track, but my real love came from the guitar riffs that are layered within the song. It’s got this fusion of sounds that range from alt-rock to math-rock, prog, punk and, obviously, psychedelic, with them…
Meek Mill surprises his fans with the release of a brand new single. The rapper drops off a new single, which is titled “Nightmares To Dreams”. Hopefully, Meek has a new album coming soon. Listen below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
Indi Hartwell talks TNA championship gold, Lockdown – and cutting Dexter Lumis hair – Soundsphere magazine
As Indi Hartwell gears up to face NXT’s Thea Hail in the TNA Knockouts TV Championship Tournament, we asked her about her time in TNA, her plans for the TNA Lockdown pay-per-view, and her viral moment between her and former Wyatt Sicks member Dexter Lumis (Samuel Shaw). Image credit: TNA Soundsphere: You are such a natural fit for the TNA Knockouts TV Tournament, and as it also features some NXT stars, as somebody who’s worked for both brands, do you feel like this gives you a massive advantage and makes you the favourite to win? Indi Hartwell: I never thought…
Wire Worms: Beneath The Eildon Tree(Cruel Nature Records)DL | Cassette |StreamingReleased July 31st 2026BUY HERE and HEREWire Worms unveil an album of doom-folk, madness and millenarianism. Andy Brown finds a seat Beneath The Eildon Tree for Louder Than War.In a world rife with AI slop, there’s something refreshing about a band that dive into decidedly esoteric areas. Beneath The Eildon Tree – the name of the new album from Leeds-based collective Wire Worms – refers to a mystical tree and the 13th-century Scottish laird, Thomas the Rhymer. A Nostradamus type figure, who – one tall tale goes – was abducted…
Left To Suffer have a new album on the way called Unwelcome Guest, and they’ve also released its title track. The deathcore crew’s fourth album serves as the follow-up to 2024’s Leap Of Death and will drop on October 9 via Hopeless Records. On their new song, guitarist Peter Higgs says: “Unwelcome Guest is about the patience that comes before revenge. It’s for the people who thought your silence meant they got away with it while it was just timing. An eye for an eye.” Check it out below: View Original Article Here
Photo credit: Jason QuigleyWell that’s it from us for this week, and we leave you dear reader with a new song from case/lang/veirs who have this week shared their cover of Patti Smith’s track People Have The Power which sadly carries as meaningful a message today as it did during the political upheaval ten years ago when this album was first released.The supergroup recently announced the 10th anniversary edition of their 2016 album, case/lang/veirs, set to be released on 4th September via Anti- Records. Along with this announcement, they also shared a previously-unreleased track Accidental Tattoo. The edition features 12…
Hastings’ finest celebrates his blessed musical life in typically classy fashion.Jason McNiff is such a regular on these pages that the usual artist background story that accompanies a new album seems surplus to requirements here. Firmly established in Hastings since 2019, his regular Friday Sundowner sessions, with a myriad of guests from around the world, have become the stuff of legend.For Ten Blue Songs though, it is his Saturday Coffee House Sessions, featuring Matt Armstrong on double bass, alongside local players including Richard Moore (violin) and Bjorn Dahlberg (clarinet) that inspires the album. McNiff’s meticulous guitar work is as present…