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Success that was launched off the back of Sonia’s 2019 sold out world tour with globally-acclaimed artist DIDO, which then lead to the release of Sonia’s EP See Me Now at the start of 2020 with long-time collaborator producer Liam Howe (FKA Twigs, Adele, Jessie Ware) as well as Letters EP which closed out 2020.

‘I Still Love You’ is her most personal song yet, and marks an exciting new shift in her sound that shares a vulnerability never before seen from the critically acclaimed artist. Written by and co-produced by BANKS alongside Orlando Higginbottom and Shlohmo, ‘I Still Love You’ comes with a video by BANKS and James Mountford.

Produced by Alex Salibian (Harry Styles, Young The Giant, The Head and the Heart), the soaring track showcases Rosa’s beautiful strength and vulnerability while sorting out her feelings of a love that is no more. Plus, watch the music video for the new single now!

When The Kaleidoscope Kid embarked on his healing journey with his dog Blue, his only goal was to find reprieve from his tremendous physical pain, but what he discovered was so much more. With only his guitar and dog he cataloged his tale that not only cured his physical pain but also fed his soul on his debut album, The Kaleidoscope Kid.

Legendary 11-time Grammy Award-winning, two-time Academy Award nominated singer-songwriter Dolly Parton (9 to 5) is set to star in Hello Sunshine’s film adaptation of Run, Rose, Run, the recently released novel written by Parton and James Patterson. Parton and Patterson will produce the feature alongside Reese Witherspoon and Hello Sunshine.

To usher in the 2022 Spring Equinox, songwriter, singer, film & television composer and Shudder To Think frontman Craig Wedren has released “What We Feed Is What Will Grow” and “Shiva.” The tracks, together entitled Sabbath Sessions Spring 2022, are part of his acclaimed live improvised vocal-looping performance series.

Peacock announced today that three-time Emmy Award-nominee Betty Gilpin (GLOW, The Hunt) will star in the leading role of the highly-anticipated drama series MRS. DAVIS, from Tara Hernandez and Damon Lindelof. Gilpin will play a nun who goes to battle against an all-powerful Artificial Intelligence.

The special will feature special interviews with Oscars hosts and nominees, including Billie Eilish and Finneas, Penélope Cruz, Jessica Chastain and Questlove; award winner predictions; highlights of the nominees’ past performances; a look at whether special effects are the key to Oscars success and more.

For the last decade, Zion I Kings, comprised of  Laurent “Tippy I” Alfred of I Grade Records, Andrew “Moon” Bain of Lustre Kings and David “Jah D” Goldfine” of Zion High Productions, have delivered some of the finest and most indelible musical offerings to date in modern reggae. Listen to the new single now!

“Take My Ashes to the River” is the second single featuring fiddler Laura Orshaw as an official band member. The song was written by Massachusetts-based folk songwriter Mark Erelli. “Take My Ashes to the River” from their forthcoming album, Never Slow Down. Listen to the new track now! Plus, pre-save the upcoming album.

See You Then is directed by Mari Walker in her directorial debut, and stars Iranian-American actress and trans rights activist Pooya Mohseni, and Taiwanese-American actress and singer Lynn Chen. The film tackles complex issues of gender identity, gender expression and transgender acceptance. Check out the official trailer now!

Natura was mixed by Paul Corley (Liminal/Sigur Ros) and mastered by Joshua Eustis (Telefon Tel Aviv). The record features the London Contemporary Orchestra (on Canary, Moss, Armatura, Plantae) and Italian drummer Valentina Magaletti (Nicolas Jaare/Lafawndah) on the closing track, 'Plantae.'

It follows a pair of similarly delirious, off-kilter singles “The Gate” and “Tarantula.” The video, directed by Preda, finds Englehorn manically prosthelytizing on a spotlit stage to an increasingly receptive, and rowdy, crowd.

Kendra’s new single follows the success of her last single a remake of the “Princes of R&B” Aaliyah’s “Try Again,” in celebration of what would have been Aaliyah’s 43rd Birthday, as well as Kendra’s  dance remake of “As Long As You’re Mine” from Wicked featuring 2x Tony Award nominee, and American Idol finalist Constantine Maroulis.

This single follows in the success of Lia’s singles “Manboy”, “Bird” and “Metaphors for Being Alone” which have already created some buzz for this up and coming talented singer-songwriter. Lia’s music is her language, her way of connecting her emotions and her thoughts into the outside world and no better is that heard than on her latest single.

The star-studded lineup of all celebrity guests includes; Crossfit Champion Mat Fraser, BET-featured Stand-Up Comedian Renard Hirsch, hit Songwriter and front-man of The Cadillac Three Jaren Johnston, Americana Artist/Actor/Writer Korby Lenker, Owner of The Packing Plant arts building Jon Sewell and Actor Justin Tarrents also known as DJ Spice J.

Both of Elfman & Reznor’s versions of “Native Intelligence” and “True” are featured within the brand new collector’s edition box set of Big Mess, along with all 18 original songs from Big Mess and bonus discs containing additional unreleased reinterpretations and remixes of tracks from the album. Listen to the new single now!

The deluxe version, which will also officially be available on vinyl as of April 1st, features 8 additional studio and live tracks, including covers originally by Savoy Brown, Sonny Boy Williamson, Muddy Waters, Otis Rush in addition to “Hiding Place.” Pre-save the new album now!

Michelle Young of “The Bachelorette” will co-host “Bachelor Happy Hour,” the official recap podcast for behind-the-scenes exclusives on “The Bachelor,” “The Bachelorette,” and “Bachelor in Paradise,” alongside long-standing host and former “Bachelorette” Becca Kufrin.

Adia Victoria has shared new single “Ain’t Killed Me Yet” which is out today across all DSPs via Canvasback. It marks her first new music since the release of her critically acclaimed new album A Southern Gothic which was released in the fall. The song was written as the blues companion to Lucille Clifton's poem 'Won't You Celebrate With Me.'