Every generation gets the record that tells it what it already suspected about itself, and Sawyer Hill has apparently decided this one's his to make. The Fayetteville, Arkansas singer-songwriter's debut ...

After a 10-year hiatus, Guitar Center’s Drum-Off is officially back—and Jonathan Fortson made sure its return was worth the wait. The drummer from Hamilton, Alabama took home the 2026 championship ...

If you spent your formative years with a Jonas Brothers poster on your wall, Camp Rock on repeat, and “Burnin’ Up” permanently lodged in your brain, this week is basically ...

Contact: jim@timbercanyonstudios.comWeb: SpotifySeeking: Listeners, Sync LicensesStyle: Rock Forged during the height of the 2020 pandemic lockdowns, Soul Rash transformed global anxiety into explosive, cathartic rock ‘n’ roll. “Divided We Stand,” ...

Contact: chasebethea@gmail.comWeb: chasebethea.comSeeking: Booking/InterviewStyle: Caribbean Noir Game composer Chase Bethea understands how to construct immersive auditory worlds. Building on his atmospheric synth work from Aground, Bethea’s score for Duppy Detective ...

Contact: rainmanbonez@gmail.comWeb: instagram.com/ebf_buk_hbsSeeking: Label, Sync, Film/TV/GamesStyle: Alternative Rock/Punk Rock/Rap EBF BUK (EveryBody’s Favorite Bright Unusual Kid) showcases genuine potential on his latest output, though uneven execution holds it back. “GPA” ...

Contact: booking@aitaband.comWeb: aitaband.comSeeking: LabelStyle: Pop Punk Baltimore foursome AITA is a band that sounds like it’s already outgrowing the room it’s playing in. “KNOW HARD FEELINGS” thrives on its dual-vocal ...

Contact: max@atlas-touring.comWeb: psycodelics.comSeeking: Label, Film/TV, Distribution, PR, Publishing, SyncStyle: R&B, Funk, Rock, Pop, Soul Funk revivals can often fall into tired pastiche, but The Psycodelics avoid the trap by playing ...

TGIF, my Ear Candy crew! This week's playlist is about burn out. We’ve all been there: the blank page is staring back at you, the deadline is getting closer, and ...

Remote music-making has gotten very good at solving one problem: distance. Lutefish wants to tackle another one—figuring out who, exactly, you’re supposed to play with. The real-time music collaboration platform, ...