We TV and ALLBLK have released the official trailer and key art for Season 2 of Deb’s House, the hit music competition series created by legendary music executive Deb Antney.… The post Deb Antney Returns with Season 2 of ‘Deb’s House,’ Spotlighting R&B Talent appeared first on .

One of Hip Hop’s most revered lyricists, Guru of Gang Starr, would have celebrated his 64th birthday today. While he’s no longer with us, his impact on the culture remains… The post The Source Magazine Remembers Gangstarr’s Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal(Guru) On His Birthday appeared first on .

Beyoncé’s highly anticipated Cowboy Carter tour stop at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium turned chaotic Monday night when a post-concert stampede left several fans injured at the nearby Vine City MARTA station.… The post Chaos Erupts After Beyoncé’s Atlanta Concert, Several Fans Injured in MARTA Station Stampede appeared first on .

This past weekend, Oakley lit up Southern California with a 48-hour celebration marking the brand’s 50th anniversary. Hosted at the brand’s Interplanetary Headquarters in Foothill Ranch, the weekend-long experience brought… The post Chief Visionary Travis Scott Crashes Oakley HQ With Surprise Performance Celebrating 50 Years Of Oakley appeared first on .

Tasmin Stephens has been releasing intriguing, dreamy earworms under the moniker TTSSFU since 2021, and today the British musician is announcing a new EP called Blown. The chic, catchy lead single “Call U Back” is as promising as possible.

In December, Scarlet Rae signed to Bayonet and released the great tune “Bleu.” Today, the NYC indie rocker is back to announce her new EP No Heavy Goodbyes and unveil the dark single “The Reason I Could Sleep Forever.”

A Jeff Buckley documentary is on the way. It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley debuted at Sundance back in January, and now it’s arriving in theaters next month. Magnolia Pictures released the trailer today.

Alabama Shakes kicked off the year by teasing their first new music in eight years and announcing a reunion tour. The first show went down last night in Chicago and featured debuts of unreleased songs.

On Sunday, Travis Scott made fans happy by dropping Jackboys 2, which had Playboi Carti, Future, Don Toliver, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, GloRilla, and more. But the rapper also left a Chicago electronic band called Pixel Grip feeling confused when they heard their own song being sampled without their permission.

Pay attention. Hitmaka is pulling back the curtain on how music money really works. During a recent appearance on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast, the hitmaking producer and artist revealed… The post Hitmaka Says Radio and Licensing Pay Better Than Billions of Streams appeared first on .