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American bass icon Bassnectar is gearing up for his big New Year's Eve show in Birmingham, Alabama with his 360 degree production set up. Not one to ignore the situation on the ground, Bassnectar has been keeping his eye on what has happened to Birmingham and the storms that have ripped through the city and the surrounding area. As a result of the damage, he is asking the nearly 20,000 individuals who will join him in ushering in 2016 to bring food, water, toiletries and clothes, especially underwear and socks, to the show. -
Cassidy Drops 'Don't Trust Anyone III' Mixtape, Cover Art & Tracklist [STREAM]
It's only been a few months since we last heard some music from Cassidy but he's back at it again. The rapper known for his hit singles, "I'm A Hustla," and "My Drink n My 2 Step," has just released a new mixtape, Don't Trust Anyone III. The project is the third part to the "Don't Trust Anyone" series; the first one dropped in 2013 and the second in January 2015. -
Jack U, Justin Bieber, Blink 182, Sum 41, Drake & More Meet In Captain Cuts Mashup Mixtape
Songwriting, production and remix team Captain Cuts have released their Emo mashup mixtape, If You're Listening It's Never Too Late. -
Chance The Rapper, Warmest Winter to Raise Over $60,000 For Chicago's Homeless
Chance The Rapper is a pretty awesome guy. The rapper teamed up with Warmest Winter to raise money that will make coats for the homeless in his native hometown of Chicago. Within ten days, Chance and Warmest Winter raised $60,000. -
Adele's '25' Recording Studio to Beatles' Abbey Road: London Walking Tour of Musical History
The London music scene has been a large component in music industry discussion following the recent surge in popularity from British singer/songwriter Adele, who will hit the road in the U.K. this February. From Handel to Hendrix, London is a goldmine of musical history. -
Is Spotify Being Sued? Musician Hits Them With Class Action Suit Over Unpaid Royalties
Well this is awkward. Spotify has just been hit with a class action suit and it's a big one! Musician, David Lowery, of the rock band, Cracker, is suing Spotify for $150 million in royalties. -
Claude VonStroke's Dirtybird Records Releases 'The New Years Special' With 7 New Songs
Claude VonStroke's Dirtybird Records has had a banner year celebrating its 10th anniversary. With a myriad of different events and celebrations, the label heads into its second decade on the upswing and looks to continue that trend. Most labels at this juncture look to put out a retrospective box set to capitalize on those past ten years, but instead Dirtybird is looking to the future with a new seven-track compilation The New Years Special that is all brand new songs from the likes of My Cat Snoop, Jaded and Will Clarke. -
DJ Shadow Releases New Single ‘Swerve’, Teases 2016 Album Release [LISTEN]
DJ Shadow has surprise-released his first solo track in over a year, entitled "Swerve." The last time we heard from the producer/DJ was in 2014 when he launched his Liquid Amber imprint with an EP also entitled Liquid Amber. -
Fetty Wap Emojis Arrive: Dreadlocks, 1738, Crowns and More for Your iPhone
Fetty Wap is quite the entrepreneur these days. The rapper has been putting out hits back to back and making millions off of intimate performances. To add on to the list of his accomplishments, Fetty has just debuted his own line of emojis in conjunction with Moji Keyboard. -
'Infinity' DJ, Rave Pioneer Guru Josh Dead At Age Of 51
Paul Walden, known by his stage name Guru Josh and his 1990 hit "Infinity" has died at the age of 51. -
Guns N' Roses Reuniting, Will Headline Coachella 2016 and Tour Arenas
Yes, you heard it correctly. After much speculation, the original Guns N' Roses lineup featuring Slash, Axl Rose and Duff McKagan are officially reuniting next year for a headline performance at Coachella Music & Arts Festival, followed by a possible stadium tour. -
Live Nation Exec Will Not Join SFX, Spotify, TMWRK Terminate Agreements With Company
The bad news just keeps on coming for SFX Entertainment. The heaving dance music behemoth thought they had found their man in head of electronic music at Live Nation James Barton to join the executive team in what would have been a coup for SFX, but that deal has reportedly fallen through. In addition to the nullified deal, Spotify's deal with Beatport has been terminated and SFX's contract with TMWRK, the management group for artists like Jack Ü, Diplo and Dillon Francis, has been terminated as well.
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