Hayley Williams was merely 14 years old when she inked her first major label record deal. She’d recently relocated from her native Mississippi with her mother to Franklin, Tennessee, an aftereffect of her parents’ divorce. Now just a half-hour drive away from Nashville, the aspiring singer had access to the city’s premiere songwriters and vocal coaches. She began recording her …

After breaking out thanks to a Peso Pluma collaboration earlier this year, RØZ are gearing up for their first concerts in the U.S. This morning (July 25), the Mexican duo announced the dates for the 2025 “Oye, Estados Unidos Tour.” RØZ are an artist-producer duo that includes members Manolo Cabrera and Hugo Lara. After carving The post RØZ Announce Their …

In this exclusive, Bad Bunny breaks down his Puerto Rican character in the upcoming Austin Butler film Caught Stealing. The post EXCLUSIVE: Bad Bunny Breaks Down His Puerto Rican Character in ‘Caught Stealing’ appeared first on Remezcla.

Smokey Robinson has been facing a $50 million lawsuit with allegations of sexual battery, assault, false imprisonment, gender violence, and hostile work environment from four women who claim to be his former employees. Now, according to TMZ, a fifth woman has come forward and filed a police report with LASD.

Richmond-based experimental pop trio Opin make sprawling, labyrinthine tracks. Their influences range from Lifted, Bitchin’ Bajas, and Lilys to Can and Mica Levi. And their latest single “All Night Repeating” indulges in bright melodies that seem to run for miles. It’s off their forthcoming album Embrace the Grift that’s out next month.

“Bashville On The Sugar.” “Blister.” And now “Cross My Heart And Hope To Die.” Yumi Zouma keep dropping new tracks on us this year without any further context. Is an album coming? An EP? Or are the indie-pop greats in one of those phases where a band kicks out a bunch of stray tracks rather than one coherent body of …

A decade ago Interpol guitarist Daniel Kessler teamed with sound designer Joseph Fraioli for First Light, an album under the band name Big Noble. That project is about to get a sequel. Big Noble’s second album It’s Later Than You Think is coming next month as a Bandcamp exclusive. Lead single “All The Marbles” is out now.

Your favorite ’80s brain-washing heavy metal band is now flesh and blood. Well, for one night at least. Yesterday Cold Slither, the villainous cartoon band from the animated series G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero, took the stage at Brick by Brick as part of San Diego Comic-Con for a show presented by Hasbro and Reigning Phoenix Music.

Paramore’s debut album All We Know Is Falling turns 20 years old Saturday, and we’ll have more to say on that soon. In the meantime, the band is launching their own celebration with a deluxe edition of the album that brings one of the early Paramore relics to streaming services for the first time.

The Annoying Thing. That was its original name. Crazy Frog, the noisy little animated character that has delighted and irritated millions around the world, was annoying by design. In late 2003, Swedish animator Erik Wernquist made a 43-second video featuring a goofy little frog wearing a vest and a helmet with goggles (and no pants) making noises as he revs …