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CMJ 2015 dropped a motherlode of new information of badgeholders and potential buyers with the announcement of various showcases, schedules and a whole host of new artists added to the lineup. CMJ 2015 will have over 1,000 different artists performing at nearly 70 different venues across New York City from Oct. 13-17. Among those set to be the biggest draws include Panda Bear, Tobias Jesso Jr. Smallpools, Titus Andronicus, BORNS, Catfish & Bottlemen, The Wonder Years and Neon Indian. -
Sia 'Alive' Review: New Single from 'This Is Acting' Takes Adele's Life and Makes It Over
Sia may still be shielding her face with those elaborate wigs and costumes, but she's very much "Alive." Just days after announcing and teasing her new single, on Thursday (Sept. 24) the lead single from her new album This Is Acting. The song, originally intended for Adele's new album 25, now is perfectly placed in Sia's discography. -
RUFUS DU SOL "Like An Animal" From Album 'Bloom' Released Ahead Of Tour
RÜFÜS DU SOL have released the second single from their forthcoming album, now named Bloom. The new track "Like An Animal" has all of the soft and summery sounds found in the first single "You Were Right" with the vocals from Tyrone Lindqvist softly caressing the listener's ears. -
'Fetty Wap' Album Stream Featuring 'My Way,' 'Trap Queen' and More Arrives Before Release Date
If waiting even 24 hours is just too much for you to wait to listen to Fetty Wap's debut self-titled album, wait no longer. Ahead of its Sept. 25 release, the "My Way" rapper has made his fell LP available for streaming on NPR First Listen. -
R&B Divas' Kelly Price Divorces Husband Jeffrey Rolles, Couldn't Compromise Happiness
After being together since the former 'R&B Divas' star was 19 years old, Kelly Price has officially filed for divorce from husband/manager Jeffrey Rolles. The R&B singer says she couldn't compromise what true happiness was anymore, and she wasn't happy in her marriage. -
Janelle Monae, Nile Rodgers & Duran Duran Perform "Pressure Off" on 'Ellen'
Three eras of dance music came together on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' as Janelle Monae and Nile Rodgers helped usher in Duran Duran's collaborative single "Pressure Off" from the band's new album 'Paper Gods.' -
Jose Gonzalez's Strange Music Video for "Let It Carry You" Has a Potato Elephant Creature
Fall is really the time to get lost in the introspective Latin folk of Jose Gonzalez and thankfully, he's reminding us of that with a very strange new music video for "Let It Carry You" off of 'Vestiges & Claws.' -
Cubbie Fink, Foster the People Founding Member Leaving After 6 Years
After six years of writing and performing with the indie rock trio Foster The People, founding member bassist Cubbie Fink has decided to part ways with the band and is leaving. -
Royal Blood Perform "Figure It Out" on 'Late Late Show With James Corden'
When searching for an American late night show to showcase Royal Blood's hard rock talents, the duo landed with fellow UK native James Corden for a rambunctious performance of "Figure It Out" on the 'Late Late Show.' -
Childish Gambino Explains Why Rap Career Was Probably A 'Bad Decision' On Conan
Childish Gambino, also known as Donald Glover, was a guest on Conan last night and discussed a whole variety of topics included his upcoming movie Martian and his shift from comedy to rapping. When asked about that shift where Gambino was a writer on 30 Rock with Tina Fey, the Because The Internet rapper admitted it probably was "bad decision" at the time. -
Blake Shelton Talks About Miranda Lambert, Speedy Divorce & Still Being Friends
The world was crushed when news broke about country stars Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert divorcing. Despite going their separate ways, the two have managed to sustain a decent relationship between each other and still consider themselves "buddies." On Wednesday (Sept. 23), Shelton sat down for an interview on the 'Bobby Bones Show' and discussed his speedy divorce and their "surprising" friendship. -
J Dilla 'Dilltronic': Posthumous Release Features 40 Unreleased Tracks
As one of the most influential beatmakers and hip-hop artists ever J Dilla's impact on the genre and music has been felt long after his untimely death in 2006. He never stopped making music up until his passing and there was been a dearth of beats that have emerged either as straight instrumentals or paired with other rappers. A new batch of 40 rare, unreleased instrumentals are being packaged and sold as Dilltronic in various formats.
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