“See The Future” follows her summer-anthem-for-introverts, “Sad Summer.” In the accompanying music video, Grace’s strong visual sensibilities are echoed in her fashion choices as she dons pieces by San Joy, Filles a Papa, Balenciaga, and Margiela. Directed by Darren Craig (Rihanna, Brooke Candy, Hailee Steinfeld, Cher Lloyd), the clip shows Grace in front of a picturesque yet intentionally contrived beach background where she looks on at TikTok stars Dominic Toliver, Kailey Maurer, and Kelianne while they go about enjoying sweets and selfies, unaware of Grace’s presence. The release of “Sad Summer” arrived on the heels of Grace’s five-track EP, “Girl, I Know,” a concept body of work where each song corresponds to the five days of the…
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Continuing to tease her forthcoming “Cover Series” EP due for release next month, UK top 10 artist Andreya Triana unveils the second teaser track from her upcoming project with ‘By Your Side’. Covering Sade’s GRAMMY nominated track and with production from multi-talented DJ and producer Pablo Nouvelle, the seasoned vocalist puts her stamp on the critically acclaimed 2000 release, as she allows her flawless soulful vocal performance and emotive energy to shine through on the acoustic track. Quickly following the first introduction of the “Cover Series” EP with ‘[Simply] The Best’, the release of her third studio album “Life in…
Today, Darkroom/Interscope Records artist Billie Eilish received an impressive 6 GRAMMY Award® nominations for the 62nd GRAMMY Awards®. Set to take place on Sunday, January 26th in Los Angeles, the 17-year-old artist is officially the youngest artist in GRAMMY Award® history to be nominated across all the major general categories for Record of the Year,Album of the Year,Song of the Year and Best New Artist. Additionally, Eilish swept up nominations for Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album. Earlier this year, the singer, songwriter and musician debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with her album WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?. She scored her first No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 with…
Today, Weaves have released a video for their new single “Internet Tears,” the first new music the band has shared since their acclaimed 2017 LP, Wide Open. WATCH THE “INTERNET TEARS” VIDEO Of the video, Weaves’ Jasymn Burke says “I was watching something on the Internet that made me cry and started thinking about how ridiculous and funny and peculiar it is that we can sit alone staring at a screen and feel such strong feelings of happiness or sadness or anger while just browsing. It’s like imposed feelings or something. Maybe you can relate.”
New funk/rock outfit The Ninth recently shared their album Olympic Dream/Nightmare. A musical explosion combines rock & roll, funk and soul as it scoops listeners up for a unique dive into the story of one of the world’s biggest sports scandals: the 1994 skating controversy between Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding. It was a dramatic, immersive case that mesmerized the world at the time, and The Ninth bring it all back to life – 25 years later – in their theatrical inspired release. The brainchild behind the project is guitarist Ben Halperin. “I always thought that Nancy versus Tonya was the greatest sports story of all time.…