Cipher: Listen to their cover of “Call Me” by Blondie
While the fans wait for the release of Cipher’s compilation which will celebrate their 20th anniversary, the death/thrash metal collective has recorded a very special version of “Call Me”, a track originally released by american rock band Blondie in 1980.
Goodbye Honolulu stream “More Honey” ahead of Nov 09 release
Toronto’s Goodbye Honolulu might be one of the most well connected bands you haven’t heard…. yet. They’ve toured the USA twice with Hinds; Selena Gomez is a fan; they just released a single on Burger Records; they’ve also toured with Kate Nash, SWMRS, Miya Follick, Together Pangea and their live show is a rambunctious ball of energy with each member switching instruments and sharing vocal duties, making the crowd dance and sweat to Goodbye Honolulu’s catchy rock n roll.
FOSTER THE PEOPLE RELEASE NEW SINGLE “WORST NITES”
“Worst Nites” comes on the heels of the band’s multi-format, Platinum-certified hit “Sit Next To Me” from their latest album Sacred Hearts Club. The track, described as “pure shimmering pop” by The Associated Press, hit #3 at Alternative Radio, #19 at Top 40 and reached top 10 at both AAA and Adult Pop. “Sit Next To Me” has accumulated over 200 million global streams to date and received a nomination for “Choice Rock/Alternative Song” at the 2018 Teen Choice Awards, where the band also performed the song live. They also delivered solid performances of the track on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Late Show with James Corden.
T. Graham Brown Duets With Joanne Cash On New Gospel Song
Grammy nominated country, gospel and soul singer T. Graham Brown recently recorded “I Am The One,” a duet with Joanne Cash penned by Tim LeClaire, Trent LeClaire and producer Chad Randall Crow for her latest album, ‘Unbroken,’ released September 14th. Cash’s 32nd gospel album is filled with duets and also features Crystal Gayle, the Bellamy Brothers, Ashley Cleveland, Phil Keaggy, Rosanne Cash, Lulu Roman, Donna Fargo, For King & Country, John Carter Cash & Tommy Cash and The Oak Ridge Boys.
This is T. Graham Brown’s second duet with Cash, the first titled “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” from her 2015 gospel album ‘Breaking Down The Barriers.’ That project also included duets with Rosanne Cash, Razzy Bailey, Larry Gatlin and others.
Rotem Shares “Invisible Darling” Video Via The 405 | ‘My Favorite Monster’ LP Out Now
Rotem shares the release of his new video for “Invisible Darling” via The 405. The single features Sophia Urista of The Voice on vocals and the video was directed by Rotem and stars Una-Projects dancers Chuck Wilt and Rebecca Margolick. The single is from his new album My Favorite Monster which reached #13 on the Billboard Jazz Charts upon its release the week of 9/13. Rotem also recently wrapped up a successful US tour supporting indie rockers White Denim this Fall.
“OFF DEEZ” BY J.I.D FT. J. COLE PREMIERES TODAY
On November 26, J.I.D will release DiCaprio 2 — his eagerly awaited sophomore album. In September J.I.D premiered the album’s lead single, “151 Rum.” In a glowing review of the track, Rolling Stone noted that J.I.D “launches into a double-time flow that would make André 3000 circa-2000’s ‘B.O.B.’ proud.” Meanwhile, Stereogum praised J.I.D as “furiously, explosively talented” and “a twisty and incisive fast-rapper with an eccentric sense of flow.”
Rachel Ana Dobken Drops New Single
The multi-talented artist has a knack for blending indie-rock, soul and jazz throughout her music, describing herself as “My Morning Jacket meets Lake Street Dive.” All photographs for the record were taken by famed rock photographer, Danny Clinch, who has worked with Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, My Morning Jacket, Ryan Adams and many more. Rachel works closely with Clinch as his Music Director at his Transparent Gallery in Asbury Park.
Imagine Dragons Release New Song “Bad Liar;” New Album “Origins” Out This Friday
Origins was conceived as a sister album to Evolve continuing its predecessor’s sonic explorations. “It’s about seeking new ground but also appreciating your roots,” says lead vocalist Dan Reynolds, whose bandmates include guitarist Wayne Sermon, bassist Ben McKee, and drummer Daniel Platzman. “When we create, we create with no boundaries, no rules. We find it thrilling to make music that feels different and new to us.”
#1 at Rock Radio + Greta Van Fleet, “When The Curtain Falls”
For the second consecutive week, Greta Van Fleet has started out with a #1 record. When The Curtain Falls, the band’s first single from its debut album Anthem of the Peaceful Army (Lava Records/Republic Records), tops this week’s Mediabase Active Rock and Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs charts, becoming the band’s third #1 track. “When The Curtain Falls” has accumulated more than 24-million Spotify plays, and the companion music video has just surpassed 5.5-million YouTube views. Greta Van Fleet’s debut single, “Highway Tune, went to at #1 at Active and Mainstream Rock Radio in Fall, 2017 and held that spot for five weeks; the band’s second single, “Safari Song,” took the #1 spot in February, 2018 and stayed there for three weeks.
QUINN XCII ANNOUNCES SOPHOMORE ALBUM
Quinn XCII has also revealed the schedule for a major headlining World Tour for early next year, under the bill “From Tour With Love.” The 37-show trek kicks off in Europe at the beginning of February. The North American dates of the tour, produced by Live Nation, kick off February 19 in Indianapolis, IN and will stop in major markets including New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and more, before wrapping April 17 in Austin, TX. Tickets are available beginning tomorrow via Spotify pre-sale and Thursday via local pre-sales, with general on sale starting this Friday, November 9 at 10am local time at LiveNation.com.
HARMS shares new single “Pop Song” via Impose | Debut EP out 11/30
The EP announcement was led by the first single, “Pop Song,” which premiered via Impose where HARMS detailed, “‘Pop Song’ was written as a comment on the expectation of ‘autobiographical’ songwriters to be authentic, and the resultant fact that if you open and up and are vulnerable with your songs and lyrics, that information can be taken and mutated and twisted by people, sometimes people who want to do you harm. However, in the end, as an artist, I’m always hoping that people accept my broken shit and that it resonates and makes people feel closer to the vulnerable parts of themselves.”
