The post Phantogram Release New Song “All a Mystery”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Phantogram are back with “All a Mystery,” their first new single since 2022. Big, open, and dreamy, “All a ...

The post Song of the Week: Jack White Searches for (and Finds) a Rockin’ Release appeared first on Consequence. Like the most bangin’ tunes from No Name, “You Got Me Searching” wastes no time ...

Marking their fifth collaboration in a long-time partnership, Song for the Mute and adidas have reunited for another ...

After few days of its release ‘Normally’ by Luck Ekeh, the popular Nigeria music artist said the new song is taking over Nigeria and Ghana. He disclosed it on his official instagram and Facebook page.

Music trends over the last 10 years have one thing in common: a tendency toward nostalgia and an undeniably retro bent, both in music currently being created and through older songs that have been ...

The superstar shared the news along with a trailer for the film on Wednesday, which also features snippets of the song. By Ethan Millman Music Editor Rihanna will release her first song in over three ...

A classic rock band is set to release a brand-new song with its original lead singer. Foreigner bassist Jeff Pilson told Blabbermouth that the group’s 1981 album “4″ will be reissued this fall. It ...

United Kingdom-based Nigerian gospel singer Peter Owoola has revealed the inspiration behind his new song, Oloriaye, meaning “The One Who Owns the Heavens and the Earth.” Owoola described how the song ...

Foo Fighters are celebrating the anniversary of an old album with the release of a new song. Nearly 30 years to the day after Dave Grohl’s stadium-filling rock band dropped its self-titled debut on ...

Music fans have several ways to find new tunes today. Digital streaming platforms, YouTube, and other bastions of art and music offer countless hours of content. However, that wasn’t the case just a ...

Not every pop song is a hit right out of the gate. An artist dreams of their tracks climbing the Billboard charts upon its release, but sometimes that doesn’t happen until years—or decades!—later.