Month: January 2024

MTV PUSH has named 19-year-old Alabama vocalist and songwriter Jessie Murph as the featured Global PUSH Artist for the month of January. Her unique style blends country-style storytelling with inspiration from hip-hop, alternative and pop. Murph built a following on social media in 2020 which led to her breakout single “Always Been You” which paved
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The Jazz in the Gardens Music Festival 2024 lineup has been unveiled. The two-day festival will return to Hard Rock Stadium Saturday, March 9, and Sunday, March 10, in Miami Gardens, Florida. Day one, hosted by comedian Jess Hilarious, will feature performances by Summer Walker, Jazmine Sullivan, Davido, Kirk Franklin, Omarion, Tink and Eric Bellinger.
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Greeting, Decibel readers! This week’s edition of Five for Friday is kind of a mix of fresh new releases and a catching up on some interesting work left over from December. You’ll also notice that the selections below are all from lesser-known and obscure artists. It’s a bit of a light week for new stuff,
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Chumbawamba‘s Dunstan Bruce had opened up about their feud with Manic Street Preachers saying: “I realise it’s totally justified that they hated us!” READ MORE: Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Chumbawamba’s Dunstan Bruce In a new interview with NME, the frontman of the anarcho-pop band was asked to name the Welsh indie icon who once ranged of
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What do you think of when you think of Utah? Snow? Slopes? The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City? I think of Sundance. Sundance Film Festival is home to one of the most internationally prestigious film festivals in the world. Sundance has a well-deserved reputation for excavating emerging talents in the film industry through its
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“Halfway To Hell” Off Of His Record-Breaking Debut Country Project, Whitsitt Chapel, Follows 3 Consecutive #1 Singles And Will Impact Country Radio January 22 Photo Credit: Ashley Osborn The Award-Winning Singer/Songwriter and Reigning CMA Artist Of the Year Celebrated a Milestone-Filled 2023 And Kicked Off 2024 Live From Times Square on Dick Clark’s New Year’s
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All the warning signs were there. We should’ve seen The Ethereal Mirror coming. The large majority of us didn’t. The glacial pace of Forest of Equilibrium and its overcast attitude weren’t going to be replicated on Cathedral’s second album. The Coventry-based outfit had moved on for all intents and purposes, with 1992’s Soul Sacrifice EP
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