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WRENNI’s latest album, “How to Hate Me,” is a powerful exploration of resilience and self-empowerment. As an Indigenous queer artist, WRENNI draws from a well of personal experiences marked by generational trauma, discrimination, and significant adversity. Her journey has not been easy—strained relationships, the dismantling of her nonprofit organization, and her ex-husband’s stroke have all contributed to a challenging narrative.

With new releases like "Life's a Movie" and "Running Away From Home," YTK JAY continues to make waves in the Southern rap scene.

Internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Jennifer Saran has released a joyous and inspiring rally anthem, “We’re Not Going Back,” celebrating the 2024 presidential campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Wisconsin Governor Tim Walz.

The Kirk Pasich Project, led by visionary Blue Élan Records co-founder and producer Kirk Pasich, has announced the forthcoming release of their 21-song “concept album/rock opera” Radio (Alone in the Night), due October 25th via Blue Élan Records. The album will be available both digitally and as a two-record vinyl set. On the same day, the single “Another Day” will also be released.

Multilingual pop singer-songwriter and record producer, Janalynn Castelino has unleashed a vibrantly vintage music video for new single "Drama". This song is a personal narrative that’s set to music with Janalynn’s passionate vocals. The Spanish-debut single isn't just another dynamic soundscape adding to her repertoire but it marks the beginning for a new genre exploration, inspired by unfiltered emotion and introspection. The official music video was released on October 18, coinciding with Castelino’s 26th birthday while the audio was available to stream and download worldwide on the 20th of September.

Ray Honcho Drops Highly Anticipated Music Video “Thru the City” Shot in Poland, Showcasing His Rise as a Global Star.

 Inspired by the triple goddess energy of maiden-mother-crone and how it relates to her own life, award-winning guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Michelle Qureshi releases her new album, “Lineage.” Perhaps one of her most personal, poignant, and important works, the eight tracks and twenty-two minutes that comprises “Lineage” speak volumes through the heartstrings of Michelle’s guitar. 

As our country heads towards its most momentous and consequential election in decades, a group of prominent industry executives have formed a non-profit organization, Dance Music for Democracy (DM4D), that aims to register legions of dance music fans to vote, inspiring them to participate in and be responsible for the electoral outcomes that will impact their futures. DM4D is a non-partisan, not-for-profit corporation headquartered in Los Angeles, CA and recognized as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). 

 As a testament to the creativity and resiliency of humanity, many great things were born during the pandemic beginning in 2020.  As a way to formalize his explorations into making music to elicit feelings of peace and introspection in listeners, Jacob Rudin, (NTHNL), had the idea to create an album of calming, poetic, healing music using electronic binaural frequencies with performances on a variety of instruments.

Janalynn Castelino’s dramatic-pop Spanish single ‘Drama' is scheduled to release this Friday, September 20th. The 25-year old versatile singer will be heard singing aloud “No Hagamos Drama” as she aims at cutting out issues that arise from a personal sense of ego and it’s dramatisation in relationships. 

The International Singer Songwriter Association (ISSA) has once again held its annual awards show in Atlanta, and a Chattanooga, TN area resident has taken home the gold. Gary R. Farmer, a music producer with 38 years of experience, has been creating music for clients worldwide from his studio in Flintstone, GA, helping many of them achieve number one chart positions. His name is now the subject of daily conversation in countries such as New Zealand and Australia. Farmer has performed across 48 states and four countries, most recently touring New Zealand for 25 days with Joy Adams, a resident of the country.

Star Cleopatra Fitzgerald™ is currently in the creative process of composing and arranging songs for her upcoming album. Having completed the first track, "While the Night Falls," she is now working on the second. In an interview with "MusicTalkers," Fitzgerald expressed her dedication to crafting music that resonates with listeners, aiming to evoke relaxation, peace, and positivity. Her meticulous approach involves carefully mixing, matching, and mastering rhythms, selecting band players, and harmonizing styles to achieve the desired emotional effects. Fitzgerald is committed to making this album a memorable sensory experience that aligns with her long-time mission of promoting "Cosmic World Causes," encouraging listeners to "be happy and live life according to your values and expectations, creating an inner world free of negativity and embracing tolerance for all species, races, and cultures."

 In an exciting development for R&B enthusiasts, Sargent Tucker, the acclaimed positive R&B artist, has dropped a fresh remix of his hit track "No One Can Replace You." The remix, which features a standout performance by soloist Rob Dehlinger of the Alpha Rhythm Kings, has been released exclusively through Anada Records, LLC.

What if you could just forget all your troubles while immersed instead in about a half hour of calming, relaxing music? Well-known “quiet music” artist, Rick Sparks, has just that recipe for tranquility. His new six track EP, “Devotion: Music for Healing & Peace” is available on broadcast and streaming services worldwide. The album's songs and arrangements were influenced, in part, by the “Pastoral Symphony” of English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. The new original songs on “Devotion” provide a calming refuge with their angelic choirs, peaceful piano, flute, and tranquil string arrangements.

In the chaotic world of the internet, where trolls and bullies often lurk in the shadows, artist Klowniac is turning the tables. The singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist—who proudly refers to themselves as a "Committer of Audio Atrocities"—has a simple message for their detractors: "You can't out-clown a clown."

The annual Teddy Bear Festival is set to take place on September 6th, 7th, and 8th, offering three days of country, bluegrass, and gospel music to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. The event, hosted by Colt Records in collaboration with Nashville Radio Promotions, Steam Whistle Records, and Unknown Soldiers, promises to be a heartwarming celebration for a worthy cause.

The Silvers, a band with deep roots in the legacy of the 70s group Silver Laughter, have officially released their latest album, Paper Street. The new record marks another significant milestone for the band, which has made a name for itself by blending Americana with Dream Pop, resulting in a sound that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly innovative.

Billboard-charting and award-winning recording artist Juliet Lyons of Los Angeles, CA has unveiled her latest New Age album which symbolically recognizes and explores Juliet’s journey with the rare and chronic airway disease, Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis. Diagnosed in 2019, the disease effects two in a million people.

Digital platforms across the internet have welcomed a new rendition of a beloved classic. Lana R. Kissa, a songwriter and musician, has released her own version of "Hallelujah," a song originally written and performed by Leonard Cohen.

Runnin Outta Road the fierce new single performed by Marlon Hoffman & Davey Johnstone was written by Davey Johnstone (Elton John Band) and Rick Otto. The song is part of Hoffman’s upcoming album he co-produced with Johnstone HOLY MATTERS.