nothing,nowhere., ‘Ruiner’ | Track Review
On his new single, “Ruiner,” rapper, singer, and songwriter nothing, nowhere. showcases his eclecticism, potential, and promise as an artist.
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On his new single, “Ruiner,” rapper, singer, and songwriter nothing, nowhere. showcases his eclecticism, potential, and promise as an artist.
R&B artist Joji (aka ‘Filthy Frank,’ real name ‘George Miller’) releases the deluxe version – a full-length album – of his 2017 debut EP, ‘In Tongues.’
After announcing new album, ‘Eat the Elephant,’ Maynard James Keenan and A Perfect Circle release a third advance single, “TalkTalk.”
Gifted pop, urban contemporary musician Frank Ocean delivers a distinct, ‘original’ cover of beloved vocal standard, “Moon River.”
Matthew Bellamy and Grammy-winning alternative rock band Muse returns with thrilling single, “Thought Contagion,” their first new single of 2018.
Brooklyn rapper SAINt JHN begins to make a case for himself as the ‘next artist to watch’ on his smooth, melodic single, “I Heard You Got Too Litt Last Night.”
In preparation for their debut album, PRETTYMUCH – Austin, Brandon, Edwin, Nick, and Zion – drops a swagger-laden new single, “10,000 Hours.”
A$AP Rocky, Gucci Mane and 21 Savage, assisted by London on Da Track, drop “Cocky,” a banger that appears on the soundtrack for forthcoming film, ‘Uncle Drew.’
Grammy-nominated urban contemporary artist Khalid and urban-pop artist Normani (of Fifth Harmony) join forces on single “Love Lies,” from the Love, Simon soundtrack.
23-year old Lauv continues to build his case as the next pop, R&B sensation on his Valentine’s Day, ‘rebounding’ single, “Getting Over You.”
The Chainsmokers release their second single of 2018, the dark-tinged, yet bright, exuberantly produced, “You Owe Me.”
New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams delivers an intriguing, well-rounded sophomore album with ‘Make Way for Love.’