Music

Sleeping with Sirens Talks New Album, The Journey and More on The Popdust Podcast with Demi Ramos

As New York City prepares for a massive international influx around the World Cup, a wave of warehouse raves, open-air rooftop parties, marathon club nights, and nightlife experiences are taking over, courtesy of Gray Area, the beloved event curator behind some of NYC’s most sought-after underground electronic music shows. Even if you don’t know every […]

Sinego Talks New Album in the Works, The Journey and More on The Popdust Podcast with Demi Ramos

Stephen Sanchez talks to Jordan Edwards about ‘LOVE, LOVE, LOVE’ in a new episode of How Music is Made

Los Angeles-based producer, multi-instrumentalist, and film composer Reza Safinia composes dance-floor bangers for the end of the world. Five years after his last albums, 2021’s paired releases Yin and Yang, the electronic artist now returns with 1/∞, a double album sequenced, in meticulous fashion, with each vinyl side serving to represent one of the four elements: fire, water, air, and earth.  Today, Safinia shares “Vapor,” an […]

Pluralone today have shared their new single “Ranting and Raving,” the latest preview of their upcoming LP A Drop In The Ocean, due out June 12th via Org Music. “It’s always good to examine your reactions,” songwriter Josh Klinghoffer explains. “At one time, I’m sure I could’ve been accused of ranting and raving from time to time. I might not do that […]

Austin-based band Strange Lot today have announced their debut self-titled LP, due out August 14th via Greenway Records. The announcement is accompanied by the release of the video for their ethereal, fuzzy single “Nobody Seems To Do The Math.”  The band is currently on a U.S. tour supporting Melody’s Echo Chamber, with dates including NYC‘s Webster Hall (5/15), LA’s The […]

Princess Goes first met onstage over a decade ago while performing in the award-winning rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch. The band — composed of vocalist, lyricist, musician, and actor Michael C. Hall (Dexter, Six Feet Under, Lazarus), keyboardist Matt Katz-Bohen (Blondie, Cyndi Lauper), and drummer Peter Yanowitz (The Wallflowers, Morningwood) — had so much fun pretending to be in a band together that, when the show […]

AI music Visualizer software is no longer just about adding a waveform to a song and calling it content. In 2026, musicians need visuals that feel stylish, emotional, platform-ready, and connected to the actual energy of the track. The best tools now help artists create Music Visual content that makes a song feel like a […]

There’s no shortage of music festivals, but somewhere between massive lineups, VIP sections, and endless scrolling through the same festival content online, many events have started to feel weirdly identical. Showcation feels like an outlier. Returning May 15–17 at Camp Ramblewood in Maryland, roughly three hours from NYC and two from Washington D.C. and Philadelphia, […]