Karol G is teasing her upcoming album with a few telenovela icons. This afternoon (June 16), the Colombian superstar released a teaser for TROPICOQUETA featuring RBD star Anahí and other legendary actresses. TROPICOQUETA will be Karol G’s fifth studio album. Earlier this month, she started teasing the LP with cover art that pays homage to The post WATCH: Karol G …

Well, okay, Yung Miami. The is flipping the script and leveling up in a way that few saw coming. The City Girls rapper just let the world know she’s stepping… The post Yung Miami Shocks Fans With ‘Harvard’ Power Move appeared first on .

Let’s give it up for Lizzo who is speaking out after her chart-topping single About Damn Time made an unexpected appearance at a Washington D.C. event linked to Donald Trump. The event… The post Lizzo Fires Back After Her Anthem Pops Up At Trump-Tied Event in D.C. appeared first on .

Becky G, who is a co-owner and investor in Angel City FC, attended the game and wore a shirt that said “Immigrant City Football Club.” The post Angel City FC Handed Out 10,000 ‘Immigrant City Football Club’ Shirts in Support of the Community appeared first on Remezcla.

June is both Pride and Black music history month. While there historically has not been a lot of intersection between the two communities in the past, that has changed in… The post 14 Confirmed LGBTQ+ Members of the Hip-Hop Community appeared first on .

Festival ARRE is back for its third year! On June 16, the música mexicana festival revealed its highly anticipated lineup, featuring Fuerza Regida, Eslabon Armado, and more exciting acts. This year, the two-day festival will take place at the Fundidora Park in Monterrey, Mexico, from Nov. 7 to 8, as opposed to Mexico City, where The post Fuerza Regida, Eslabon …

Rip Van Winkle, the new band from ever-prolific Guided By Voices leader Robert Pollard, will release their debut album Blasphemy next month. Today they’ve followed up its lead single “By The Water” with “Shit-heel Man.” The song is a prime specimen of Pollard-isms, from its title to the way it builds from vaguely queasy lo-fi muck to an anthemic chorus. …

Note: We, the writers and commenters of Stereogum, have already done all the jokes about the Australian rock band the Vines on previous posts about Vines the Brooklyn-based ambient composer. If you make those jokes now, you’ll just look like a loser. And anyhow, I like Cassie Wieland’s music way better than I ever liked “Get Free” and all that.

Though not exactly a grunge band, Coffin Break were right there in the thick of Seattle’s grunge-era explosion. Founded in 1987, the band shared its first rehearsal space with Alice In Chains, recorded its debut album with Jack Endino, and counted Kurt Cobain among its fans. Coffin Break made their way to Epitaph Records for a two-album stretch before breaking …

People said they were Christians, but they were also freaks. They toured in a 42-foot 1976 MC8 Charter bus that ran on vegetable oil. They crashed on people’s floors and ate out of dumpsters. They performed regularly at Cornerstone (the Coachella of Christian rock), released music on Tooth & Nail Records (the Geffen Records of Christian rock), and their CDs …