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Jack Harlow has been slowly climbing to popularity since he started his rap career. Thanks to hit songs like “Thru the Night,” “What's Poppin,” and “Industry Baby,” he has been one of the most mainstream artists of the past year.
Future is a rapper who no longer needs introduction. With multiple accolades and highly acclaimed discography, the artist has controlled the rap genre for years.
When compared to the hundreds of genres out there, rap is relatively young and has only been around for half a century. Right now, rap is in its golden age as it controls most of the mainstream music. It is extremely hard for many to see this changing anytime soon. However, rock was in the same spot before in the 90s, but by the 2000s, it became irrelevant to the masses.
Kendrick Lamar is one of the most praised and accomplished artists of this generation, winning Grammys, Pulitzers and more. However, his last official album was released five years ago. Within that time, Brockhampton’s career started and ended, and an entire presidency and pandemic occurred.
Sydney Bennett, more popularly known as Syd or Syd Tha Kyd, has played an important role in the progression of neo-soul and queer artists.
The Grammy’s does not only host an award ceremony but also controversy. From ethical and racial issues, to head scratching nominations, every year people are waiting for the surprise. This year, the public was confused, inspired and a little ill-mannered to the soulful genius of Jon Batiste.
March 25, featured many exciting albums, singles, and features that will be in my musical rotation for a long time. Last Friday was filled with so much remarkable music that it felt wrong to focus on any one album or artist. Here are the top music releases you might have missed.
From the rebirth and renewal of nature to the excitement and enticement of the sun coming out, there are many elements that make up the springtime. Whether it be during spring cleaning and home improvements or a get-together outdoors, there are plenty of activities where the perfect spring playlist can make a day better.
While it sometimes seems that artists burst out of thin air, that is not usually the case. They must cultivate their art and test their limits. Here is some of my favorite early work from four popular artists before their sound resonated to the masses.
In downtown Detroit on Feb. 28, Little Caesars Arena was packed with tens of thousands of fans waiting in anticipation to witness some amazing talent. Tyler, the Creator brought along fellow music artists Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown for his headlining "CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST" tour.
The dream pop duo Beach House is here with their eighth record “Once Twice Melody'." This dynamic group has been around for almost two decades; however, this is the first album produced solely by them.
Alemeda is part of a now growing generation of artists finding success through the social media app Tik Tok. Her first debut song was “Wish You The Worst," but most of the world was introduced to her through single “Gonna Bleach My Eyebrows." Building off that success, her newest single titled “Post Nut Clarity," has finally come to fruition.
Feb. 14 is a day meant to express love toward the people that make even the mundane special. One of the best ways to gift your feelings is with a hand made playlist. This Valentines Day, if you’re in need of a love song that is not too cliche or overused, here is the perfect list for you.
In celebration of Black History Month, this article honors some of the many black artists who were pioneers in the art of music; this list consists of those who are not commonly spoken of. Here are five black musicians that have helped create the sounds we love today.
When you ask people from another state who the best rappers out of Michigan are, their response will most likely include Eminem, Big Sean, or even Danny Brown. Yet, if you are from the metro-Detroit area, you should be aware of the Detroit rap sound and the multitude of great artists that aren't as well known outside of state lines. Here is your guide to some of the top rappers from the Mitten:
Friday is always a special time for music fans, as it is the day for music releases. Jan 14 gave music listeners so many great drops, it's hard to focus on only one. Here are some of the best releases from that Friday:
Ever since 2010, Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd, has been one of the most interesting and enticing artists around. He has climbed his way to stardom thanks to previous hit albums like “House of Balloons”, “Trilogy” and “After Hours." With this new release, titled “Dawn FM,“ The Weeknd plans to take us on an introspective trip through purgatory.
It has been over two years since Frank Ocean released a single track, and getting close to 2,000 days since his last studio album “Blonde” was released. We can all agree that everyone is starving for Frank Ocean material. Apple Music fans, on the contrary, have benefited from Blonded Radio and Frank Ocean's Christmas Day release.
Since the genre of R&B started it has been an important staple in music, giving us some of the most important artists of all time. In the past, the genre was home to names like Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston, Destiny’s Child, D'angelo and so much more. While artists like Brent Faiyaz, SZA, Giveon and Summer Walker hold the mantle now, here are six R&B artists to keep your eyes on in the coming year.
Throughout his life, Virgil Abloh touched many different forms of art and styles. He was known for his impact in the fashion industry with brands like Off White and Pyrex. In the music industry we owe Abloh thanks for his close work with rapper Kanye West and his forward thinking album art.
