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Enlisting the help of some of his famous friends, the album will feature a few duets as well as solo tracks. The first single off the new project is a cover of “Church On The Cumberland Road” featuring Shenandoah’s Marty Raybon. Pre-save the single here before it is released on March 5.

Karen Marshall is a respected therapist who treats patients with DID—the condition of having multiple personalities often resulting from child abuse.

Nina Shekhar is a composer who explores the intersection of identity, vulnerability, love and laughter to create bold and intensely personal works.

Sulwe has skin the color of midnight. She is darker than everyone she knows. All she wants is to be beautiful and bright. One night, Sulwe is visited by a shooting star sent by the Night, and embarks on a magical journey where she learns the eye-opening story of the sisters Night and Day.

The awards presented represent the recipient's entire body of work. Other awards given out during the ceremony on April 7th will represent work done over the past year. Those nominees will be announced on March 8th.

“Glaciers” follows the release of their latest single “I Don’t Wanna” which was released last month. Both tracks come off of the band’s forthcoming album Price Of A Nation due out March 12 via Revival Recordings. Pre-order now here.

Happiness is a companion to Mallman’s uplifting memoir, The Happiness Playlist: The True Story of Healing My Heart With Feel-Good Music. The book follows Mallman’s listening to nothing but a playlist of 50 feel-good songs for an entire Minnesota winter.

Meier’s role will have him overseeing the extensive Crackle and Popcornflix libraries of studio film titles and classic TV series as well as a growing list of programming that includes exclusive movies such as the Angus MacFadyan medieval action film Robert the Bruce.

The womxn specific channel OML on Revry will premiere three new series for audiences. On March 2, OML on Revry launches the Streamy award-nominated comedy series Twenty, which follows a lesbian couple and their ecclectic group of friends navigating careers, love, and life in their early twenties.

An alternative artist in Nashville, he’s finally found a creative, supportive crew around him and is planning to release a string of singles leading to a debut LP later this year.

'The video was shot as an experiment on the iPhone 12 MAX, in various locations around Los Angeles over two days,' O Future explains. 'The video for us is probably summed up like this: A, b movie -sci-fi Great Gatsby. If Daisy was actually ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’ trying to fall in love with her endless high tech duplicates.'

In an exclusive statement to The FADER, Gaidaa shared: 'Stranger' is a song about navigating the personal challenges of finding one's truth and identity in a world that's constantly asking you to have an answer. It's about catching yourself in the midst of change and growth and somehow learning to trust both yourself and the process.'

The new project from Joey Holman (HOLMAN) and Roddy Bottum (Faith No More, Imperial Teen, CRICKETS, Nastie Band) is infused with indie-rock distortion and soaked in gay pop confidence while still maintaining the acerbic and pure sense of humor they both share.

One of the most widely used streaming audio platforms in the world, TuneIn’s unparalleled offering brings together live sports, news, music, podcasts and radio. 

Leading up to the premiere on Thursday, March 11 and Thursday, March 18 at 10pm ET/PT, two one-hour specials, hosted by Holly Sherman and Titus Tero, will look back at some of the past seasons’ memorable moments as well as introduce the new team members featured on the series this season. 

Steven Morana stars in the lead role as August, the tech wonder turned action hero who must protect his guests when a mysterious predator crashes his big night. 

“After 100 years of creating some of the world’s most beloved IP, today we’re at the beginning of our new story, with the history, corporate unity and modern approach to be the industry leader our heritage deserves,” said Tom Ascheim, President of Warner Bros. Global Kids, Young Adults and Classics.

The Los Angeles-born and based artist made her musical debut in September with the empowering break-up single “Call It Quits,” which she also released an in-studio, acoustic version for that showcases her raw talent. 

“B.O.M.B.S. feels like that point in trying to better yourself where you start to identify and accept the things you that can change, as well as the things that you can’t,” says bassist and vocalist Dylan Wachman.

The show is taking place via STAGED, streaming pioneers Audiotree’s acclaimed virtual concert series.  The fully-produced streaming concert will be broadcast from Nashville’s Analog (at Hutton Hotel), marking the first show from Nashville in the series.