Month: March 2024

Beyonce brought the yee and haw with her new album! Saddle up for an otherworldly musical experience! On Friday (Mar. 29), the crossover hitmaker debuted her first country record, Act II: Cowboy Carter. The Beyhive was graced with numerous tracks featuring country and pop living legends as collaborators. The impressive album featured world class collaborators, including the likes
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Photo: James Rexroad Portland, Oregon-based outfit Semuta have a new album, Glacial Erratic, coming out on May 24 and Decibel is more than happy to spread the word by way of the band’s new music video for the title track. A duo comprised of vocalist/guitarist Benjamin Caragol (Burials) and drummer Ben Stoller (Prize Hog), Semuta play a form of progressive,
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With a name like mine, I’m fully aware of the traumas that come with people not being able to pronounce it. So when Loewe’s latest star-studded campaign came out, I felt their decades-long struggle. No, my name will never be on a keychain, but it’s taught me to learn pronunciations fast. Loewe, pronounced low-ay-vay, has
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The Country Music Association of Ontario (CMAOntario) is excited to announce the nominees for the 12th Annual CMAOntario Awards,presented by Slaight Music, taking place on Sunday, June 2 at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga. For the first time ever, the CMAOntario Awards will include six nominees in each category (except Fans’ Choice) instead of
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Jussie Smollett will have the chance to plead his case to the Supreme Court of Illinois. The state’s highest court agreed to hear the disgraced entertainer’s appeal of his 2021 disorderly conduct conviction. Previously, an Illinois appellate court upheld the original jury’s guilty verdict against Jussie Smollett in the criminal case. The former Empire cast
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It’s been interesting to watch Julia Gaeta‘s musical evolution. Gaeta has always been a card-carrying metalhead, but like the most interesting artists and people, she couldn’t be contained by one genre or approach. She’s a bit of a chameleon. Gaeta has landed in an interesting place: she’s become a first-rate dark wave/post-punk/trip-hop chanteuse with a
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Suede’s Brett Anderson has teamed up with Nadine Shah for a moving version of Mercury Rev’s ‘Holes’ – check it out below. The collaboration has come about as part of a project led by Paraorchestra, and their founder and artistic director Charles Hazlewood, who have put together the album ‘Death Songbook’. The 12-track record features original
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