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Years & Years’ Olly Alexander confirms arrival of new music later this year

Years & Years‘ Olly Alexander has seemingly confirmed that new music from the synth-pop band is set to arrive later this year. READ MORE: Olly Alexander on ‘It’s A Sin’: “There’s not been a British Aids drama on this scale ever” The frontman of the...

Rebecca Black shares souped-up remix of ‘Friday’ with 3OH!3, Dorian Electra, Big Freedia in celebration of 10 year anniversary

by: Dancing Astronaut Staff Feb 12, 2021 Going viral online was still a relatively new phenomenon when then 13-year-old Rebecca Black released her unforgettable debut, “Friday” back in 2011..

Hayley Williams “proud” of playing all instruments on new LP and surviving a “tough” year

Hayley Williams has said she’s proud of the achievements on her surprise new album ‘Flowers for Vases / descansos‘ and for getting through a “tough” 12 months. The Paramore.

acloudyskye Just Released One Of The Best Albums Of The Year, No Exaggeration

Last year when we were finalizing our Top 40 Artists To Watch list in December, we came across acloudyskye and his song, “Empty Space.” Based on pretty much this song alone, we added him to the list. Little did we know at the time...

Tchami talks ‘Year Zero,’ collaborating with Gaga, and more on Willy Joy’s ‘Back To Back’ podcast – Dancing Astronaut

by: Mitchell Rose Jan 28, 2021 Long-form features with house icon Tchami are hard to come by, but DJ-turned-interviewer Willy Joy recently hosted the future house maestro on his.

Eptic Blasts Off With First Song Of The Year, “Stop Pretending”

Eptic has always been one of the most talented dubstep producers around, creating absolutely insane soundscapes with inventive bass patches and always varying rhythms. For his first song of.

Music from Lady Gaga, Marshmello, SAINt JHN Tops MRC Data’s Dance/Electronic Songs of the Year

The annual MRC Data year-end report, which highlights the trends in music that shaped 2020, has arrived. Despite a year that saw most of the population confined to the premises of their own homes, music provided a valuable escape for many.That notion is perhaps...