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San Fermin is the brainchild of composer and songwriter Ellis Ludwig-Leone, who graduated from Yale with a degree in classical music three years ago. Their self-titled debut album, released in September of 2013, came to life after Ludwig-Leone spent two months locked up at the Banff Centre, a secluded retreat for composers, tucked away in the Canadian mountains. -
Meek Mill Releases New Music 'Stuntin' [LISTEN]
One of Meek Mill's high wired album leftovers entitled "Stuntin" made its way to the internet this past weekend. Check it out here. -
Chance The Rapper Shares Fall Tour Dates: 'Verge Campus' Tour Will Hit 18 Colleges In October
Starting later this month, Chicago’s Chance The Rapper will be headlining the Verge Campus tour, which will take him to 18 college campuses across the country, Pitchfork reports. Though a few of the shows are private (including dates in California, Texas, New Jersey, and New York), most of them are open to the public. -
Kendrick Lamar Sued Over Improper Sampling On 'Rigamortis' Off 'Section.80' [LISTEN]
Two musicians, Eric Reed and Willie Jones, are suing Kendrick Lamar for allegedly ripping off their music for his essential 2011 track "Rigamortis," TMZ reports. -
New Disney 'Frozen' Short Will Feature Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell and New Song during Spring of 2015
Work on a sequel to Frozen, the biggest Disney hit in recent years, continues but fans might be surprised how short it is. Disney is releasing an animated short to tide them over during Spring of 2015 and yes, it will feature at least one new song. The announcement came during The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic, which aired on ABC September 2. The new "short" will be titled "Frozen Fever." -
INTERVIEW: Sonnet Simmons of 'Rising Star' on the Kesha Cat Cult, the Judges' Advice and Her Own Musical Journey
Music Times spoke with Sonnet Simmons following the Aug. 24 finale of "Rising Star" and touched on what happened behind-the-scenes on one of television's most experimental reality competitions, her own musical and personal past and hopes for the future. -
Kendrick Lamar, Flying Lotus Debut New Song 'Never Catch Me' Off Upcoming Album, You're Dead! [LISTEN]
As previously reported, Flying Lotus has been working on new album for his Captain Murphy hip-hop side project but was forced to delay it because Kendrick Lamar has been holding on to his beats, and he's unsure whether those songs will go on Lamar's record. -
Ladies' Code Member EunB Killed, Others Critical Following Van Accident on Way to Seoul
One of the brightest groups in K-Pop was struck by tragedy on Wednesday morning. A van carrying the group Ladies' Code was involved in an accident that left at least one member dead and several others with severe injuries. Member Go "EunB" Eun-bi was declared dead at the scene. She was 21 years old. Member Rise is reportedly in critical condition according to Billboard and performer SoJung was also hospitalized with injuries. No other passengers suffered serious injuries. -
Adam Levine, Jimmy Fallon Impersonate Iggy Azalea, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra & Michael Jackson on ‘The Tonight Show’ [WATCH]
Maroon 5’s own Adam Levine dropped The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon last night to promote the band’s new album, V, and maybe talk a little bit about the return of NBC’s The Voice, which premieres it’s seventh season this coming Sept. 22. -
Billy Corgan Suggests Smashing Pumpkins Are Done after Two New Albums in 2015
Smashing Pumpkins frontman and leader Billy Corgan has told his hometown Chicago Tribune that he may end his iconic group following the release of his twin 2015 albums, Monuments To An Elegy and Day For Night. -
Eminem Manager Paul Rosenberg Talks 'Shady XV,' Record Company
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'Lord of The Rings' Score Performance and Film Viewing Coming to Lincoln Center
It's not tough to notice the score to the Lord of The Rings film trilogy, as Peter Jackson ensured that Howard Shore's epic score emphasized the equally epic activity onscreen. If you would prefer an even more noticeable highlight for the audio aspect of the trilogy then you'll need to head over to Lincoln Center during April 2015, when the 21st Century Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of Lucerne will perform the scores for all three films live while the film shows.
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