Jeff Parker and his band the New Breed have shared a cover of David Bowie’s 1972 The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars song “Soul Continue Reading
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Two months ago, the Go! Team announced their new album Get Up Sequences Part One, the first release from Ian Parton’s band since 2018’s Semicircle. They also shared its lead Continue Reading
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If you’re anything like us, you’re probably overwhelmed by the sheer number of albums being released on a weekly basis. Popdust’s weekly column, Indie Roundup, finds the five best albums Continue Reading
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Detroit-bred R&B singer, dancer, entrepreneur, and activist La’Britney releases her new single titled “Ducked Off.” The Former Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star is making herself the priority first in Continue Reading
54 Shamir Bailey released a really good self-titled album last year, and he’s kept cranking out new music ever since then. Every Bandcamp Friday, Shamir releases a new track, usually only Continue Reading
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Weezer have already released one album this year: OK Human, which Rivers Cuomo wrote on piano and features orchestral arrangements. And tonight, they’re releasing a second album: Van Weezer, the Continue Reading
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During the ’90s and 2000s, R&B groups were among of the most popular and profitable acts in music. Iconic groups like Boyz II Men, Jodeci, and TLC reshaped the landscape Continue Reading
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As another year has come and gone, it is once again time to wish Patrick Stump a happy birthday. Many know him as the frontman of Fall Out Boy, everyone’s Continue Reading
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Happy birthday, Jacquees! The self-proclaimed “King of R&B” turns 27 today, and celebrated the occasion in style a few nights ago with close friends and family. The R&B crooner has Continue Reading
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Rappers can teach us a lot about life. Whether it’s through their personality, music career or business moves, there are plenty of artists that have taught fans how to be Continue Reading
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There is an emo band in China called Chinese Football and another in Japan called Japanese Baseball. For too long, emo has been deferred to the white guys. Even the Continue Reading
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An artificial intelligence software called Google Magenta has composed a collection of songs by iconic artists who passed away too soon. Featuring “new” songs by artists including Amy Winehouse, Kurt Continue Reading
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Being vulnerable in your music can be a winning formula, and Mooski, the Alabama native, hailing from the small town of Opp, found a way to make that work for Continue Reading
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The amount of new music out there is truly overwhelming, but Popdust is here for you. Between our indie roundups, music premieres, and interview series, we try to keep you Continue Reading
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If you’re anything like us, you’re probably overwhelmed by the sheer number of albums being released on a weekly basis. Popdust’s weekly column, Indie Roundup, finds the five best albums Continue Reading
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Mark these words: Roddy Ricch is a MVP of the 2020s. Whether it’s chart-topping songs and albums, Grammy Award nominations or the outright quality of his career, the Compton native’s first Continue Reading
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In an interview with Zane Lowe, Serj Tankian, the former System of a Down vocalist whose new EP Elsaticity hit shelves this past Friday, opened up about how he cultivated Continue Reading
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It’s hard to think about the music that came after 2000 and before 2010. Filled with a seemingly endless collection of plastic, surface-level pop songs that served no purpose other Continue Reading
41 When the 2021 Grammy nominations were announced, they were met with backlash from artists who felt snubbed, confined into the wrong categories, or who generally have distaste for award shows. Continue Reading
40 We all remember those 2000s rock songs that were strangely beloved, but at the same time incredibly dated. There remain a handful of truly awkward sentimental rock songs from the Continue Reading
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