The electronic duo moves beyond referential homage on its second album, offering a clearer definition of its own sound: scuzzy, brooding, and obsessed with open roads and Californian archetypes.
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Zach Bryan partners with the Jack Kerouac Estate on a merch collaboration to finance a shrine to male restlessness without accountability. Continue reading Of Course Zach Bryan Partnered with Jack Kerouac’s Estate→
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Treaty Oak Revival announce their new album West Texas Degenerate, out November 28, with hit singles “Bad State of Mind” and “Happy Face” leading the way. Continue reading Treaty Oak Revival Announce Third Album West Texas Degenerate Out November 28→
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Morgan Wallen announces his 2026 Still The Problem Tour with 21 stadium shows featuring Brooks & Dunn, HARDY, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett. Tickets on sale November 7. Continue reading Morgan Wallen Announces Still The Problem Tour 2026→
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Randy Rogers launches Austin-based Dreamer Management with Elic Goicoechea, building a homegrown powerhouse for Texas artists like Ashton Naylor, Parker Ryan, and Slade Coulter. Continue reading Randy Rogers and Elic Goicoechea Launch Dreamer Management To Champion the Next Generation of Texas Talent→
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Kentucky’s breakout band Ole 60 bring grit, humor, and heart to a new Live at the Print Shop episode, performing fan favorites from Smokestack Town and sharing the stories behind their rise. Continue reading Ole 60 Bring the Heat and Humor to Live at the Print Shop→
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At just 18 years old, Angelina Christina Farrell, who performs under the stage name Angelina Christina, is already carving out a space for herself in the world of Neo-Soul and jazz-influenced R&B. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, with rich cultural roots from Panama and Guyana, Angelina is a young artist with an old soul—and a voice to match. Now […]
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In the rugged, rhythmic heart of Highland Hills, Dallas, a rising voice is echoing through the city streets—and she’s not asking for permission to be heard. MadStunnaa, born and raised in the trenches of South Dallas, is breaking ground and making sure her name rings bells far beyond Texas. With raw emotion, relentless drive, and […]
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In an era where the line between music and memoir blurs, few artists achieve the kind of seamless storytelling that SKYRATED-R does with his latest release, Silk. Emerging from a self-imposed six-year hiatus, the Philadelphia-based artist presents more than just an album — he delivers a soul-saturated soundscape that reads like autobiography and plays like cinema. […]
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In the evolving landscape of Canadian hip-hop, Adam South has emerged as a distinct and unconventional voice. Hailing from Fort Erie, Ontario—the southernmost edge of the Niagara region before the border turns into the United States—he draws inspiration not only from his geography but also from his fascination with Southern U.S. culture and music. His […]
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