Indestructible presents a visual and musical journey through the history of salsa Indestructible, El Alma de La Salsa (Indestructible: The Soul of Salsa) follows Spanish flamenco singer Diego “El Cigala” as he embarks on a journey to make his latest salsa…
Many artists are drawn to New York City, but Royston Langdon never intended to make New York City his home until he visited the city for the first time. His outstanding new album Everything’s Dandy is, as Royston puts it,…
Currently making history as she tours the US, Korean EDM singer/songwriter CIFIKA recently launched the largest US tour by any Korean artist ever in support of her EP PRISM, including stops at SXSW, NY, LA and Chicago. An ambitious undertaking,…
On Friday, February 23rd, Computer Magic, also known as Danielle “Danz” Johnson, is releasing the follow-up to Davos, the semi-self-titled Danz, a much more experimental, synth-pop record. For those of you who have followed Danz’s career, tracks such as “Perfect…
The album is available on CD and LP Continuing their slate of releases that began in 2016 with Not the Actual Events, Nine Inch Nails’ have released the much more sensual, experimental Add Violence, the second of a planned three…
“Gotta Get A Grip” and “England Lost” are Jagger’s first solo tracks in more than a decade It’s fair to say the Rolling Stones have never been a political band. However, over their fifty-plus years in existence, they’ve always kept…
The Brooklyn based band released the album in Sept 2017 New York City has a new progressive band it can be proud of. Giant Flying Turtles comes to us from Brooklyn, hitting us with their very eclectic album Waltz To…
The Los Angeles-based band is gaining notoriety without a label Alarma’s World Ignition is a medley of international flavors—from Latin, Middle Eastern to African—this is world music in the spotlight in these eight wonderful tracks that make up Ignition. Everywhere…
The singer/songwriter enlisted world renowned drummer Thomas Lang for the project What you’ll get out of listening to Freddie Nelson’s Shake the Cage is how the album harkens back to 90’s alt rock, with emphasis on sweet love making music.…
New York City has always been a Mecca for young artists to find artistic inspiration. For Elizabeth and the Catapult, she grew up in the heart of New York City’s creative capital, and it’s been a huge source inspiration, along…
The Music Universe recently spoke with one of the most sought after singer/songwriters and producers, Matthew Koma, who will soon be releasing his debut album Eros Ludus on RCA Records. His latest single “Suitcase” is at radio now and the…
The rapper paints a picture of his life From South Carolina, Avery has lived a life few survive from. It is for this reason his 27-song mix tape is appropriately titled Surviving. With lyrics that deal with the struggle living…
