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The all new set will include performances of songs featured on Myers’ acclaimed EPs, Thank U 4 Taking Me To 2 The Disco and I’d Like 2 Go Home Now, alongside fan favorites and a previously unreleased new song.

The Art of AMC’s The Walking Dead Universe is a 240-page hardcover book featuring a wrap-around cover with over 50 characters from all three shows, an introduction by Chief Content Officer of The Walking Dead Universe Scott M. Gimple and fun facts from creators and crew members on all three series.  

Day turns his imaginary friends into a reality by crafting an adventurous experimental magical world inhabited by the vibrant characters that live in his mind.

Paired with her love for clever rhymes and moving poetry, Caro Juna’s first fully self-produced EP Violent Delightsis an experimental take on sentimental music in a digital age, and is both refreshing and nostalgic at the same time.

In each episode, Todd and his team work directly with local restaurateurs that are struggling to hang on, by providing creative ideas, hands-on renovations and financial support.

As Silverstein set out on their official worldwide 20th Anniversary Tour to celebrate, the Covid-19 pandemic arrived, forcing them, along with so many others, to drop everything and take shelter back in their respective hometowns.

Covid 19 had the band hitting 'pause' in 2020, but they are back and continuing their former momentum with a blistering new track 'Remedy', featuring Asking Alexandria's Danny Warsnop on guest vocals. 

Deadpan Love, which includes previously released singles “Roots,” “Dying In The Subtlety,” and “Agreeable,” wraps influences from R&B, hip hop and indie pop in Cautious’ trademark sophisticated songwriting and jazz- and blues-inflected instrumentation.

Since the release of her GRAMMY Award winning, platinum certified album Look Up Child, Lauren Daigle has reigned on the Billboard Charts. The album debuted at No. 3 on the Top 200 Albums chart making Daigle the first female artist to simultaneously hit the Top 10 on both Billboard’s Pop and Christian Billboard Album Charts. 

Marx, bassist CC Voltage, and Chicago-based drummer The Silo, draw on influences from The Cars, The Go Go's, Gary Numan, 20/20 and Devo.

Volume, officially launched on March 12, provides a dynamic and personalized experience for both artists and entertainment lovers on a 24/7 livestreaming platform.

The band's gritty blues-rock sound draws from classic blues legends like Robert Johnson, the raw style of R. L. Burnside and modern artists such as The Black Keys, Gary Clark Jr. and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

Season two of 'Why Women Kill' is set in 1949. It will explore what it means to be beautiful, the hidden truth behind the facades people present to the world, the effects of being ignored and overlooked by society, and finally, the lengths one woman will go in order to finally belong.

The video is hosted exclusively on the band's site dedicated to exploring the varying facets of the AAI project, from their AI voice synthesizer developed in coordination with Birds on Mars to their virtual installation at CTM Festival and beyond.

The album features previously released singles “Just One Kiss,” which features Noel Gallagher on vocals and Ronnie Wood on guitar, as well as “Made To Love,” “Never Look Back” and “11 Past the Hour.”

This year, the platform will again host the “How I Fell in Love With Jazz” video contest, which presented cash awards ($2,500 for first prize and $1,000 for second prize, with an additional 100 endearments of $100 to other entrants) for video diaries detailing jazz fans’ initial involvement with the music.

The album takes its name from William Eggleston’s iconic Mississippi photograph that is on its cover.

The video was directed by Bell Orchestre bandmate and award-winning filmmaker Kaveh Nabatian who’s shot films for Arcade Fire, The Barr Brothers, Kahlil Joseph, Leif Vollebekk, Clara Furey, Half Moon Run, and Socalled.

Self-directed and edited by the Italian born, London-based singer-songwriter it reflects the story of the song which was inspired by the feelings unearthed while staying at her childhood home during lockdown and has been filmed in the bedroom where she lived her teenage years.

KIIA is fresh off his well-received last single “Around the Globe” sponsored by Toronto Raptors’ Player Norman Powell and his videos have garnered over 2 million hits worldwide.