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Miley Releases Tenth Studio Album Bass Persuades Through Atlantic Records, Dropping Her Last Name and Changing Labels in a Single Cycle

September 19, 2026

Miley Cyrus released Bass Persuades on September 18 through Atlantic Records, a 10-track tenth studio album that arrives under the mononym Miley, on a new label, with a new visual team, and with a narrative framework built around the artist’s relationship with fiancé Maxx Morando and a broader meditation on what love sounds like when filtered through EDM, disco, and rock production. The album follows her 2025 release Something Beautiful on Columbia Records, making Bass Persuades not just a new

Mitch Swanger’s Career as a Founding Drummer and Recording Member of Silent Theory

September 17, 2026

Rock bands often leave their history in recordings, live sets, and the people who remain through different stages. Silent Theory has followed that pattern since forming in Moscow, Idaho, in

Beyond the Concert Stage: Pianist Xinyue Gu Expands Her Artistic Role

September 16, 2026

Guitar Roots, Opera Spotlight, and Community Heart: The Collaborative Story of David Jesus Ybarra & Gabi Maldonado

September 15, 2026

Harry Kappen Searches for Humanity Beyond the Algorithm on “Good Samaritans”

September 15, 2026

By Mike Lewis There is an old fantasy embedded in popular music: the artist as savior. Give him a guitar, a spotlight, and three minutes of amplified conviction, and perhaps

The Beautiful Paradox of Kevin Koplar

September 14, 2026

By: Matt Emma On To A Better Dark, the Los Angeles songwriter builds a rock record for outsiders who refuse to sink There is a phrase Kevin Koplar uses to

Cathleen Ireland Turns the Language of Disconnection Into a Plea for Recognition

September 13, 2026

By: Julianne Cross On “Do You Care,” the Pittsburgh singer-songwriter discovers that being blocked can end a conversation without ending the relationship. The most important character in Cathleen Ireland’s “Do

Leo Niño Turns Home, Heritage and Nostalgia Into ‘Mexican Summer’

September 12, 2026

For Leo Niño, Mexican Summer is as much about where he comes from as it is about where he’s going next. The psychedelic alternative-rock project of 24-year-old Mexican-American songwriter and

The ORIGIN Anthem Is Engineered for Simultaneous Global Playback, a Release Model the Charts Were Never Built to Measure

September 12, 2026

The Origin Anthem is scheduled for release ahead of October 17, when it is intended to play in 2,200 registered locations at the same absolute instant. Not the same local

Pam Ross Claims Desire Without Apology on “Lost in Heaven”

September 11, 2026

By: William Ellis Popular music has always been one of the few public spaces where women can announce what they want, though the culture generally insists on attaching a penalty.

DEHKO Describes Tektroit as a Distinct Musical Direction

September 11, 2026

By rebuilding Detroit rap inside a house framework, the producer created a sound with regional DNA and a platform capable of evolving beyond it. By: Ethan Rogers Detroit Has Never

Jonas Brothers Set to Headline the NFL’s First-Ever Australian Halftime Show at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

September 9, 2026

Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas will perform the halftime show during the NFL Melbourne Game on Thursday, September 10, when the San Francisco 49ers face the Los Angeles Rams at

Push & Turn Stretch Their Reggae Roots on ‘Chillin, Mn’

September 6, 2026

After years of building their sound on stage, Push & Turn are showing just how far reggae fusion can stretch. The Minnesota band’s second album, Chillin, Mn, brings together nearly

Moon Channels Hunger, Hustle and Confidence Into ‘Need It’

September 5, 2026

There is no playing it cool on Moon’s latest track. “Need It” is about wanting more, wanting it now, and not feeling the need to apologize for it. The 24-year-old

Thxrsday Shares a Piece of His Life With Single “O V R T H I N K”

September 4, 2026

By: Paul K. Barnes On “O V R T H I N K,” the producer-turned-vocal artist draws from memory, guilt, heartbreak, and personal experience to introduce listeners to the person

When the Welcome Mat Is Gone, Dust and Grace Close the Door on “Love Doesn’t Live Here

September 2, 2026

By: Travis McCall There are country songs that spend four minutes telling you a relationship is over, and there are country songs that need about four seconds. Dust and Grace’s

Kesha Closes the Freedom Tour in Noblesville, Completing a 30-Date Album Cycle That Marks Her First Full Run as an Independent Artist

September 1, 2026

Kesha wrapped the Freedom Tour on Saturday, August 30, at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, closing a 30-date run across North America and Europe that began May 23 at

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