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Eighty Ninety – Yourself: Indie-pop duo Eighty Ninety, comprised of brothers Abner and Harper James, have released their highly anticipated single, “Yourself,” available now on all streaming platforms. This marks their first release following their 2023 self-titled debut album and highlights their evolution as storytellers and musicians. “Yourself” pairs the duo’s signature minimalist pop production with deeply introspective lyrics. Described by Abner as a song about “the quiet disconnect between two people, even when they’re physically close,” the track explores the unnoticed moments that build up and lead to loss. The song’s emotional resonance is amplified by its dynamic melodies,…

The legal confrontation between Jay-Z and attorney Tony Buzbee has intensified, with Jay-Z’s legal team filing a motion to sanction Buzbee over what they call a “false and frivolous lawsuit.” The lawsuit stems from allegations by Jane Doe, who claims she was sexually assaulted by Jay-Z and Diddy at the 2000 MTV VMAs after-party when she was 13 years old. In a recent interview with NBC News, Jane Doe admitted to “mistakes” in her original filing but maintained the overall validity of her allegations. These admissions are now a focal point for Jay-Z’s attorney, Alex Spiro, who is questioning both…

Hailing from Nairobi, Ishmael Kitinya, known as Kijana ish has dropped his latest album ‘Not Accepted’ – a deeply personal album and a vibrant celebration of Kenyan identity and culture. Born from a reflection on his roots and a desire to honor the rich musical heritage of Kenya, the album blends traditional sounds like benga, chakacha, and mugithi with contemporary global influences including gengetone and Afrobeat. Ishmael’s aim is clear: to create a unifying musical experience that can be appreciated from Kisumu to Mombasa and beyond.Not Accepted is the result of years of internal dialogue and real-world inspiration. Growing up caught between the modern music of his youth…

Rising alt-pop sensation Caroline Romano reveals her new EP, It Took Me Falling. The six-track project features previously released singles “Cruel and Unusual Punishment,” “Up the Stairs,” and “Unsteady,” alongside three brand new songs.It Took Me Falling is a vivid snapshot of personal growth and resilience, capturing the beautiful chaos of finding yourself. At its core, the EP traces the search for that person, that love, or that dream you’ve been chasing, and the necessary pain that so often precedes something truly beautiful. Across each track, Caroline leans into vulnerability, tracing the hard-earned clarity that comes from moving through uncertainty instead of around it. “It takes…

Billie Eilish is making waves once again, this time with the release of her new music video for the single “Birds of a Feather,” from her latest album Hit Me Hard and Soft. Directed by Aidan Zamiri, known for his innovative work with Charli XCX, the video blends eerie and romantic elements, staying true to Billie’s signature style. The video opens with Billie sitting in a seemingly ordinary office space, but things quickly take a supernatural turn when she’s dragged across the floor by an unseen force. Soon, she’s floating in the air, delivering a haunting yet passionate vocal performance.…

Canadian pop sensation Jade LeMac unveils her latest single, “Pink Balloon,” now available via TikTok’s music distribution platform, SoundOn. Known for her ability to weave raw emotion into her music, LeMac delivers yet another heartfelt track, marked by cinematic string arrangements and her signature ethereal vocals. In “Pink Balloon,” Jade explores themes of memory, connection, and the lasting impact of cherished relationships. Speaking about the song, Jade shares: “Pink Balloon is about holding onto the memories and feelings that you have with a special person. Knowing that no matter what happens, you’ll always cherish them and never let them go.”…

Haida Gwaii-based artist The Bapti$$ (Joseph LaPlante) unveils his debut LP, Pop Cult(Ure), a fierce and unflinching project that strips away the façades of the music industry and digs deep into questions of authenticity, morality, and survival. Created in collaboration with Saskatchewan producer Matt Stinn, the seven-track record blends 808-driven indie-pop, acoustic textures, alt-pop hooks, and hip-hop grit. At its core, Pop Cult(Ure) is both a cleansing and a reckoning – a baptism of sound that introduces LaPlante’s new artistic chapter after years of success in hip-hop as Joey Stylez. “I wanted to do something real,” says The Bapti$$. “There are very few artists out there who are their…