Butthole Surfers – Pepper [Throwback]
The year was 1996. A year so rich in musical capability, even the bizarrest of one-hit wonders was still noteworthy. Leading that off-center charge, San Antonio’s odd-rock ensemble Butthole Surfers […]
Jack Ü ft. Justin Bieber – Where Are Ü Now (Elephante Remix)
After laboring through a slew of failed attempts at remixing Jack Ü and Justin Bieber’s “Where Are Ü Now”, I was hesitant to give yet another effort a shot but […]
Cyrus ft. Packy – 17
This song is dope; who is this? Not just a lyric from Cyrus’ “17” but a very real internal conversation I found myself having after the Lansing musician’s cut appeared […]
Fickle Friends – Could Be Wrong
Here’s a fun and playful little number to kick off an otherwise bleak Monday morning. Effusing a strong “Ain’t It Fun” vibe [of the Paramore variety], Brighton quintet Fickle Friends […]
Eric Bellinger – Text Threads (This Is How We Do It)
Editor’s note: Incorporating Montell Jordan’s classic party-starter “This Is How We Do It” into a new release is always going to play well here. So I submit for your listening […]
Boyz II Men – End of the Road [Throwback]
The year was 1992. An infantile Zayn Javed Malik, barely six months old, could have had no idea how wildly successful he would one day become, basking in the glory […]
Pouya ft. Shorty K – Never Fold
Here’s a quick burst of mid-week swag courtesy of Miami’s Pouya and Chicago’s Shorty K. Aided by a brief but cocksure production from Los Angeles’ Blended Babies, “Never Fold” finds […]
Madeon ft. Mark Foster – Nonsense
It’s been a busy twenty four hours for Madeon. Having dropped another engaging cut from his forthcoming Adventure in the early hours, he’s just announced you can stream the entirety […]
[Been Sleeping On] Court Royal – Can’t Get Enough
Court Royal’s “Can’t Get Enough” has been out for consumption nearly a month, but I’m just now listening to it. And that’s a damn shame [my bad] because the UK […]
Voxx – Hum Dilly Dum
Fresh on the digital scene is Voxx, an urban-pop duo out to infect your musical sensibilities with their catchy-as-helllll debut “Hum Dilly Dum.” The cut is simple enough, relying on […]
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