Maggie Rogers has treated fans to her first new material since the release of her album Don’t Forget Me earlier this year. The single, titled “In The Living Room,” is a nostalgic nod packed with 90s-inspired guitars and LeAnn Rimes-esque vocal hooks. Co-written and co-produced with Ian Fitchuk, the track was born out of a March 2023 studio session, just a few months after finishing her latest album.
Taylor Swift has officially become the world’s richest female musician, surpassing Rihanna after the extraordinary success of her Eras Tour, according to Forbes. With a net worth now estimated at $1.6 billion, Swift has firmly secured her place at the top of the music industry’s financial ladder.
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In a recent article titled The Musician’s Census 2024: “It’s Becoming Harder To Be An Independent Artist”, Mark Knight of Right Chord Music, in collaboration with Musosoup, reveals the difficulties faced by independent musicians. The survey, which gathered insights from 300 artists across 64 countries, highlights concerns around payment, visibility, and the evolving landscape of the music industry.
Seattle-based artist Annie J’s latest single, “Gotta Give It Up,” from her upcoming EP “Been Loving You,” is a disco-infused gem that blends funky rhythms with modern pop sensibility. Bursting with energy, this track is designed to make you move, with a groove that’s infectious from the first note.
Seattle’s music scene is no stranger to innovation, and Waltzerr is adding its own distinct voice to the mix. With their recent EP, the band isn’t just following indie rock traditions—they’re reshaping them. In this interview, we explore how they’ve crafted their sound, the intricacies of their recording process, and how Seattle’s vibrant music landscape shapes their work.
“A Letter From A Friend” feels like an intimate conversation, woven with a warmth that only comes from experience. Across the album, Beck shares his personal reflections, offering a glimpse into nearly a decade of his life. The album isn’t overly dramatic; instead, it’s grounded in the quiet moments of everyday existence. The acoustic-driven sound, organic and unpretentious, creates an atmosphere where each song feels like a slow, deliberate exchange of thoughts—familiar, yet meaningful.
The Mortal Prophets’ latest EP The American Junkie Show arrives with a sharp, timely focus on the turbulence of contemporary American life. Led by frontman John Beckmann, the EP centers around its standout feature—a seven-minute opus, also titled The American Junkie Show. This ambitious composition seamlessly intertwines two tracks, “American Junkie” and “An American Scene,” delivering an unflinching critique of the country’s socio-political climate, perfectly timed amidst a charged election season.
Mk.Gee’s ongoing tour has taken a unique turn, with his song “DNM” becoming an unexpected centerpiece of his shows. Fans across multiple cities have noticed a trend—Mk.Gee is playing “DNM” not just once or twice, but sometimes five, six, or even more times per performance! On Reddit, users from Nashville, Dallas, and other cities have shared their excitement, with some even saying Mk.Gee played the track 9 or 10 times in a single night. One fan from Nashville commented, “I swear I think he played it like 5 times,” while another from DC mentioned, “5 times in DC last night :)”.
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