HITS (Head In The Sand), by Tamahau
“This Is A Bigger Deal Than Jesus”: The Return of Grimes
After a decade of putting out self-produced art pop that made her one of music’s most singular figures, she abruptly left the industry amid personal life chaos. Now she's back with a new album, and, as she tells sci-fi author Nnedi Okorafor, a little AI psychosis.
the color of rain, by aja monet
How Sun Records Saved a Lost Collection of Legendary Music - Musicbed Blog
Rock ’n roll was born at Sun Records. The list of earth-shattering artists who got their start there is hard to believe: Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison and so many others. As Collin Brace, VP of Sun Records, told us, “These guys defined not only a genre, but a generation.” In many ways, Sun Records and its artists paved the way for indie musicians and studios today. They were future minded. Open minded. They welcomed anyone with a guitar and a song. This is how they found legendary, mold-breaking artists like Johnny Cash. And it’s also how they ended up with over 8,000 master recordings from artists who never made it big, if it at all.
Velour 100 – Fall Sounds
Velour 100’s Fall Sounds comes to vinyl for its 30th anniversary, remixed, remastered, and pressed on Fall Sky Blue vinyl.
Impulse Tracker by Ovi Demetrian Jr
On a quiet night in the year 1996, 20-year old Alan is in his small apartment, about to make an important life decision. His thoughts are torn between the electronic music he makes with his computer and starting a career path with a computer software company.
"Last night I got an email from someone who said 'I'm 46, is it okay to start producing music?' I said 'yes, start now!'": How a 67-year-old pensioner went viral performing industrial techno at home
What started as a post-retirement hobby has led The Last DJ to runaway success and his first gig in 40 years. Now he's on a mission to inspire others to do the same
Last train to Memphis: the rise of Elvis Presley
From the moment that he first shook up the world in the…
Mino Music — ATProto Composer
SENTINEL ft. Midnight Conspiracy (Original Mix) [ULTRA RECORDS] by CENOB1TE
Duality by Slipknot
AZUCAR, by CRRDR X DJ MAISON
I listen to music everywhere: local files, Spotify, Tidal. So why do I have to like the same song three times? Why do I have to build the same playlist three times? That's the itch behind @rocksky.app : one music identity, synced across every app, on AT Proto
