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The Blues Foundation has rescinded Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s 2021 Blues Music Awards nomination for best blues/rock artist based on what it calls “continuing revelations of representations of the Confederate flag on Shepherd’s ‘General Lee’ car, guitars and elsewhere.” The Blues Foundation has also asked the performer’s father, Ken Shepherd, to step down as a member […]
Following last month’s premiere of “Ma’ G,” Colombian star J Balvin unleashes the second single, “Tu Veneno,” from his forthcoming album. The hard-hitting reggaeton track, which premiered alongside a cryptic music video directed by José-Emilio Sagaró, finds Balvin reminiscing about a love interest that left him wanting more. “Tu Veneno,” produced by Sky Rompiendo and […]
Japanese rockers [Alexandros] dropped their first greatest hits album Where’s My History?, a collection of key tracks that represent the band’s history as it wraps up its 10th anniversary year. The project includes the band’s representative track “Wataridori” and concert staples from their indie days, as well as a new number called “Kaze ni natte.” […]
Some of the biggest beneficiaries of the 2021 Grammy Awards on Sunday (March 14) were those songs performed on the CBS television broadcast that were likely getting their biggest audience ever. Among the tracks that are shining brightest in the days after the show: Mickey Guyton’s “Black Like Me,” Black Pumas’ “Colors,” Billie Eilish’s “Everything […]
In a video for the title track of his new album Spaceman, Nick Jonas beams in from outer space. Now, he’s beaming in from heaven. The brand-new music video for “This Is Heaven,” released Wednesday afternoon (March 17), shows Jonas performing in church, backed by a choir, as the sun streaks in through stained-glass windows. […]
For a band as frequently cited as X-Ray Spex, whose 1978 debut Germfree Adolescents was a blistering Molotov cocktail of nervous energy hurled at a society of plastic and consumerism, it’s strange to think how little we know about the personal life of frontwoman Poly Styrene. Part of that, of course, comes down to the British band releasing […]
Following Mickey Guyton’s stirring performance of “Black Like Me” during Sunday’s Grammy Awards, her label EMI Nashville has partnered with fellow Universal Music Group label Republic Records to promote the song to adult contemporary stations. The new version is dubbed “Black Like Me (Our Voices).” “We believe in the power of ‘Black Like Me’ and […]
When it comes to women supporting women, there may be no artist more supportive to her fellow legendary ladies than Ariana Grande. The pop superstar has always been a collaborative artist — starting with her breakthrough single “The Way,” featuring Mac Miller, back in 2013 — and over the years, she’s been especially collaborative with […]
Demi Lovato doesn’t hold back one bit about what led to her 2018 heroin overdose and what the future of her sobriety holds in Dancing With the Devil. The four-part YouTube Originals docuseries, which opened SXSW on Tuesday (March 16), takes place over three years since she started filming a completely separate, now-shelved documentary that […]
Rock rules Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart (dated March 20), as new albums from Chevelle, Kings of Leon and A Day to Remember debut at Nos. 1-3, respectively. It’s the first time in eight months the top three selling albums of the week in the U.S. have all been rock efforts. Billboard’s Top Album Sales […]
