For the Love of Music
Maggie Szabo’s “Boom Shaka” is a fiery, feel-good anthem of confidence and charisma, blending bold beats with empowering lyrics to deliver the perfect summer soundtrack.
SZA’s ‘SOS Deluxe: LANA’ is home to some fantastic and fresh tracks, even if some others fall to the wayside due to similarities to previous releases.
Approximately 80,000 people unite every year at a beautiful, 700-acre farm in Manchester, TN, to share their love of live music and nature. With a loaded lineup, a diverse rotation of genres, and a community of devoted fans, Bonnaroo 2023 is gearing up to be a must-see festival!
Governors Ball 2023 is gearing up to be a can’t miss festival for anyone living in the Northeast. With performances slated from mega-stars Lizzo, Kendrick Lamar, Odesza, Lil Nas X, Diplo, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Baby, and Kim Petras; Governors Ball is a must see on the weekend of June 9-11 in beautiful Flushing Meadows Corona Park in New York.
Situated on the beautiful and sunny beaches along Gulf Shores, Alabama, with arguably the most stacked lineup in the summer festival season this year, Hangout Music Festival 2023 is destined to be one of the most fun festivals in the country this summer!
‘Black Panther,’ “Kiss Me More,” and other ventures have kept her conversation-worthy in the interim since her debut album ‘Ctrl’, but it sure is swell to see SZA helming her first solo LP in a half-decade on the outstanding ‘SOS.’
Alt-R&B powerhouse SZA displays timeless musicality with confident control and soft approachability on “Drew Barrymore.”
SZA soars on her melodic duet “Pretty Little Birds” with Isaiah Rashad, a refreshing and elegant, confessional and intimate song.
Phoebe Bridgers returns to the spotlight with the buoyant and exhilarating “Lost Boys,” the propulsive lead single from her long-awaited third album ‘Lost Weekend’ that pairs bright, sweeping production with devastatingly deadpan lyricism and a bittersweet portrait of emotionally immature adults who never grow up.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Medium Build, Phoebe Bridgers, Similar Kind, Erick the Architect, The Stanford Family Band, total tommy, McGrath, Magi Merlin, Teanga Teanga, Ken Burgan, Bank Holiday, Nixon Boyd, Grace Robinson, Kate Stephenson, Alisan Porter, TRIGGERFINGER, George Bone, GOOD GRIEF, Dewy Pines, & Macro/micro!
Ahead of their fifth studio album ‘Big Bad,’ indie rock band Post Sex Nachos are sharing some of their most personal music yet, pairing danceable guitar, drums, and keys with honest, thoughtful, and clever storytelling. “All for You,” the album’s third single, brings that spirit home in a road-worn love song for the people waiting on the other side of every tour.
Stephen Sanchez falls head over heels on “SWEET LOVE,” going all-in on a radiant retro-pop anthem that captures the beauty, the thrill, and the magic of loving someone with all your heart and every bone in your body.
Blessing Jolie’s tempestuous, cathartic coming-of-age anthem “20teens” turns self-awareness into resolve, transforming the moment you stop negotiating with your own discomfort and finally choose yourself into something loud, cinematic, and undeniably empowering – a defining statement from an Artist to Watch off her upcoming debut album ‘20nothing.’
Sydney Ross Mitchell sits with the quiet ache of returning home in “Queen of Homecoming,” a haunting reflection on the tug-of-war between who we were, and who we’re still trying to become.
Why Don’t We’s Corbyn Besson has grown and matured, ditching the manufactured image he once knew in favor of a more authentic identity. No longer afraid of change, he embraces freedom and risk in his debut solo EP, ‘HEAD FIRST.’