After an early start as a promoter, Amber Grimes is executive vice president and general manager of the music label and management company Love Renaissance.
TheGrio is celebrating Black Music Month with “High Frequency,” our celebration of trailblazing Black Women
New Music Friday–the day when most new releases magically appear online and in-store–has arrived once again. While not quite as busy as last week with big names, this gives a chance to dig a little deeper.
Story of 6 high school girls coming of age through a cappella music
“UtaMilu Event Vol. 1 ~happy to sing~,” the first in-person event of the music project Utagoe wa Mille-Feuille (A Singing Voice Is a Mille-Feuille Pastry), announced on
I must confess I have been looking forward to this event for a long while. The long-awaited and highly anticipated show formally signaled the release of Kindelan’s debut EP ‘You Can Reach Me If You Try’. Until earlier this year
SunFest’s multi-day, multi-stage waterfront musical festival is in full swing in downtown West Palm Beach. Opening day was Friday, May 5. Palm Beach Post photographers were there to capture amazing scenes and band performances. See the gallery above for the
Delilah Bon is, in my opinion, a true superhero. She is not afraid of anyone and is precisely the heroine the world needs right now. In the past, I have liked her punk styles, Eminem, and others, but the bottom
Universal Music Group has told streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple, to block artificial intelligence services from scraping melodies and lyrics from their copyrighted songs, according to emails viewed by the Financial Times.
UMG, which controls about a third of
Outdoor music, a “Humongous Fungus,” puppet shows, films, yoga and pottery are among the free events planned all over Northwest Arkansas as part of the annual Walton Arts Center’s Artosphere Festival this May.
“Artosphere Festival, when it was founded, was
“The sun will rise again, the storms subside again, this is not the end,” Celine Dion sings in her new single “Love Again.”
The Quebec-born artist is making a comeback with a ballad for an upcoming film, also titled “Love
Wreckno.
Hailing from a small town in Michigan is Wreckno. The rapper, producer and deejay—legally known as Brandon Wisniski—is taking the bass music scene by storm. In 2020, the queer artist charted No. 1 in TikTok’s Pride category,
