women in music

Meghan Patrick’s latest single, “Jessica Jezebel,” is a fiery anthem that instantly commands the attention of the listener. With razor-sharp lyrics and her powerhouse vocals, Patrick delivers a modern twist on the classic “other woman” narrative, pulling no punches as she calls out betrayal and heartbreak head-on. “Jessica, Jezebel is about the kind of woman […]

There’s a certain magic in the way music can capture memory, the golden haze of a late summer evening, the echo of a laugh you haven’t heard in years, the longing that comes with looking back. Emily James taps into all of this and more on her stunning new EP Summer Nostalgia. This dreamy six-track […]

L.A. indie songwriter Kristen Ford continues her electric trajectory towards the release of her Pinto album with a brand new banger, “Birds Of Steel”.  The hooktastic irrepressible track is the fifth and final appetizer to be released before Pinto. While previous singles have found space for rightfully rage-filled anthems calling out queer rights rollbacks and the broken American […]

Today, New York native singer-songwriter ROREY releases her hypnotic new single, “Wish I Was Numb”, the second track from her upcoming sophomore album Dysphoria, due out August 15. Known for her emotionally raw and sonically immersive music, ROREY doesn’t shy away from discomfort—instead, she invites listeners into it, offering an intimate reflection of her own inner world. With haunting melodies […]

Arilena Ara’s latest single, “Weightless,” is a soul-stirring ballad that showcases the internationally acclaimed artist’s powerful vocals and emotional depth. Written by legendary songwriter Diane Warren and produced by Grammy-winner Mikal Blue, the track marks a significant milestone: Arilena’s official debut in the U.S. market. Already a superstar in Albania and across Europe, Arilena Ara […]

It was 2002, and Mariah Carey wanted a bath. Now we’ll never be clean.

Protest movements, music, and human beings are more similar and interconnected than they are different and alone, and Janet May lives her life in a way that reflects this.

Halsey clapped back at a concert-goer who kept yelling the name of her famous ex-boyfriend, but it shouldn’t have happened in the first place.

With #dualipaisoverparty trending on Twitter, we need to have a talk about strippers and sex worker rights.

Another day on Twitter, comparing black women to dogs.