First Listen: Charles Bradley, 'Black Velvet'
Charles Bradley had boundless love and talent. Black Velvet is a testimony to his beauty and spirit, a final love letter to his fans.
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First Listen: Laura Jane Grace & The Devouring Mothers, 'Bought To Rot'
The Against Me! singer bounds around outside the boundaries and margins of punk, while still sounding unfiltered, playfully profane and overstuffed with ideas.
Kim Petras Goes Dark For Halloween With 'Turn Off The Light, Vol. 1'
The latest release from the young pop singer, known for Barbie doll imagery and bubble-gum sounds, features spookier sonics and a cameo from Elvira.
Stream The Mac Miller Tribute Concert With Anderson .Paak, Chance The Rapper And More
Miller, who died last month, will be remembered by friends and collaborators at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on the evening of Oct. 31.
Young Fathers Are Ambassadors Of Empathy In 'Cocoa Sugar'
The new single does what the Scottish band does best: It captures tenderness in chaos and community in calamity.
Kurt Vile Stretches In An Adventurous New Direction On 'Bottle It In'
A laid-back, generous spirit pervades many of the songs on Vile's latest album. Critic Ken Tucker says the singer/songwriter "sounds like one of the most well-adjusted pop musicians around."
Classic Covers, Fresh Finds: Our Favorite Latin Songs This Week
Nancy Sanchez's jazzy rendition of "Angel Baby" has a new video, Gente De Zona reinterprets the Cuban music canon and Nicola Cruz keeps pushing South American rhythms to new spheres.
The Thistle & Shamrock: Myth and Legend
You're invited to embark on a musical journey through myth, legend, and mystery, featuring Malinky, Old Blind Dogs, Nuala Kennedy and Jim Malcolm.
Watch Hozier Perform 'Nina Cried Power' Live In The Studio
"It's not the song, it's the singing," Hozier proclaims on his latest EP. Listen to him deliver on both counts in this collaborative performance.
'Will The Circle Be Unbroken' Connects Musicians, Generation After Generation
From family memorials to jam sessions to every show at the Grand Ole Opry, the familiar singalong helps people feel connected to those who have died — whether legendary musicians or loved ones.