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Ryder, Milan Ring & Sarah Vanderheyden | Music from Rising Stars
Rising artists Ryder, Milan Ring, and Sara Vanderheyden highlight ‘Music from Rising Stars,’ a column featuring new, rising, and up-and-coming artists, bands, and music.
Rising artists Ryder, Milan Ring, and Sara Vanderheyden highlight ‘Music from Rising Stars,’ a column featuring new, rising, and up-and-coming artists, bands, and music.
Dutch Producer/DJ Duo Yellow Claw enlists rising Los Angeles-based singer Valentina for their villainous new single, “Villain.”
Jack & Jack – Jack Gilinsky and Jack Johnson – follow-up single “I Don’t Know” with the less profane, slightly tamer, yet enjoyable “Closure.”
Rising artists Andre Rose, Osborne, and Sugi Dakks highlight the inaugural edition of the new, rising, and up-and-coming music column, ‘Music from Rising Stars.’
Following a four-year hiatus, pop artist Jesse McCartney is back with new music. His first single of 2018 comes in the form of the safe, but thoughtful “Better with You.”
33 ALBUM COVERS WHERE THE MEN SHOW SOME SKIN is exactly what it says it is: the men show some skin on the album artwork 🤩.
Rising singer, songwriter, and producer Denny White shows incredible musicianship and ample potential on soulful, electro-pop single, “Torn Up.”
R&B singer/songwriter Ne-Yo makes a strong, soulful return on his first single of 2018, “Good Man.” D’Angelo helps to ‘fuel his fire.’
The ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ soundtrack, like the previous Fifty Shades soundtracks, is star-studded with something for everybody. This particular edition features a number of up-and-coming musicians.
Up and coming Los Angeles boy band In Real Life shows promise on single “Tattoo (How ‘Bout You).” It doesn’t reinvent the boy band or pop, but there’s clearly potential.
The critics have weighed in on ‘Man of the Woods,’ the fifth studio album by pop star Justin Timberlake. Ultimately, the results are mixed at best.
Talented, Los Angeles musicians EEL SOS and Classy Williams join forces for some fantastic, ‘groove-tastic,’ ear candy on single, “Say Anything.”