Memoryy’s Young Oblivion Coming September 30th

Memoryy is the alias of Brooklyn-based Shaun Hettinger. Seamlessly bringing together ‘80s-inspired synths with elements of modern production, his synth-pop lives in a distinct realm between the past & present. Memoryy will release his new EP, Young Oblivion, on September 30th.

Eden xo’s “Too Cool To Dance” Remixes Coming September 30th

Eden xo PREMIERES “TOO COOL TO DANCE” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO “TOO COOL TO DANCE” REMIX EP TO BE RELEASED SEPTEMBER 30TH “TOO COOL TO DANCE” AVAILABLE NOW Today, California born pop/singer-songwriter Eden xo released her official music video for single, “Too Cool To Dance.” The video tells the story of Eden stuck in a retirement […]

Seven Handle Circus Handles a-ha’s “Take On Me”

Seven Handle Circus, a six-piece folk rock band from Atlanta, premiere their cover of a-ha’s “Take On Me” on Conan O’Brien’s Team Coco. The band recently traveled to New Orleans for a packed show at the historic Tipitina’s venue and on the fly, performed this cover on the street corner. The result is a bluegrass jam session of the synthpop band’s 1984 hit.

U2 Discusses Songs Of Innocents Free Download

U2 Discusses Songs Of Innocents Free Download

Brian Larney “Too Many Days In The Week” (lyric video)

Big & Rich’s Gravity Lands September 23rd, “Look At You” Video Arrives

Country superstars Big & Rich kicked off the official world debut of the “Look At You” music video this morning on CMT (http://www.cmt.com/videos/big-rich/1081537/look-at-you.jhtml). It’s airing exclusively across all CMT platforms. The “Look At You” music video was filmed in Las Vegas on Caesar’s properties and inside the Brooklyn Bowl. It was written, produced and directed by award-winning Trey Fanjoy. The video is part one of the groundbreaking four-part music video and short film, “The Gravity Quadrilogy,” showcasing Big & Rich’s phenomenal new music.

Nickelback’s “What Are You Waiting For?” Arrives

Since first landing on the scene in 1996, NICKELBACK have cemented themselves as one of the most commercially viable and important acts of the past two decades. The group’s worldwide sales exceed 50 million units, solidifying their status as the “eleventh best-selling music act” and second best-selling foreign act in the U.S. of the 21st century—behind only The Beatles. Their inescapable and irresistible smash “How You Remind Me” remains Billboard’s “Top Rock Song of the Decade” and “Fourth Song of the Decade”. Amongst all of these accolades, they’ve been crowned Billboard’s “Top Rock Group of the Decade” as well. Along the way, they’ve received a staggering nine Grammy Award nominations, three American Music Awards, a World Music Award, a People’s Choice Award, 12 JUNO Awards and have been inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame.

Jack White’s “Would You Fight For My Love?” Video Debuts

Jack White is pleased to unveil the latest video offering from his critically-lauded second LP, Lazaretto (Third Man Records/Columbia). The video for “Would You Fight For My Love?” was directed by Robert Hales and filmed in the historic Cruise Room, Denver’s original post-prohibition bar, located in the Oxford Hotel. The video also stars musician and photographer Scout Pare-Phillips and many other musical members of the Third Man Records family.