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Oct. 22, 2026

  • Joyce Wrice on Solo Travel, Self-Discovery, 'Machiko' Album | YouTube
    • Joyce Wrice tells Nadeska about the adventures she's had over the past 5 years, including solo travel that brought on self-discovery. All of this inspired her sophomore album 'Machiko,' the title of which is her Japanese middle name meaning "city girl." 'Machiko' is Joyce's first full-length release since her 2022 EP "Motive," which included the hit "Iced Tea" with Kaytranada. Stream 'Machiko' on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/machiko/6804892827 Keep up with Nadeska: http://apple.co/nadeska https://www.instagram.com/neweryork/ https://x.com/neweryork https://www.tiktok.com/@neweryorkk #JoyceWrice #MACHIKO #Nadeska #NadeskaAlexis #IcedTea #Kaytranada #RNB #Soul #Interview #AppleMusic
  • Lucky Daye Is Living Life ‘ALOUD’ | Essence
    • After years of making his mark on R&B, Daye is embracing a new sense of freedom. With his latest album, the award-winning singer is trusting himself like never before. “No regrets, just being loud, being yourself all the way,” he says.
  • Greta Van Fleet: Palace For The People | Spectrum Culture | Oct. 22, 2026, 5:05 a.m.
    • Palace for the People is hardly evolution over revolution; it's more a return to the band's debut with polished production, proving the band isn't slowing down.
  • Cameron Winter – Live at Carnegie Hall review | No Ripcord | Oct. 21, 2026, 6:51 a.m.
    • Many are calling the Geese frontman and solo phenomenon a generational talent, and his Carnegie Hall show something of a coronation. We’re not quite convinced.
  • “Palace for the People” strays from Greta Van Fleet’s beloved whimsicality - The Scribe | The Scribe - UCCS student newspaper. | Oct. 15, 2026, 3:59 a.m.
    • Greta Van Fleet’s fifth and latest album, “Palace for the People,” descended from the skies on Oct. 9, but it doesn’t have the same whimsical originality as their previous works. Musically, this album is an incredible feat for the 21st century, and the production value is unlike any mainstream rock being released nowadays. Unfortunately, it
  • Amon Amarth: The Allfather Awakens in Wolverhampton | MUSIC SCENE MEDIA | Oct. 14, 2026, 8:12 p.m.
    • The Halls in Wolverhampton played host to a smörgåsbord of melodic death metal as legendary Swedes Amon Amarth stowed fellow countrymen Orbit Culture and Soilwork away in their longship, bringing them along for the last UK date of their "The Allfather Awakens" Europe & UK Tour. First up were Soilwork, the
  • Laugh at life's absurdity on Quadeca's 'Life 1' | The Daily Targum | Oct. 9, 2026, 12:20 a.m.
    • Released October 1, Quadeca's (Benjamin Lasky) sixth official album, "Life 1," contends to be his best. Through 14 tracks and a relatively short runtime, Quadeca tells a story about what it means to be alive. The album is produced with harsher alternative sounds, while mixing in some of his most upbeat and comedic tracks yet. While it doesn't follow the clearest narrative like his past albums, "Life 1" may be his most successful project at capturing what he's capable of. 
  • Blondshell Stone Fruit: Deep Dive Into the Alt-Rock Hit | ArtistRack (One of the world's leading music promotion platforms, one of the best Music Blogs) | Oct. 3, 2026, 7:43 a.m.
    • Explore the meaning and sound of Blondshell's standout alt-rock single Stone Fruit from her new album Violins. Read our deep-dive track review.
  • Nickelback mit einer weiteren Single Namens „Make Me Love You“ | frontstage-magazine.de | Sept. 29, 2026, 5:03 p.m.
    • Nach der explosiven Veröffentlichung von „Rattle The Cage“ (feat. John 5) und dem emotional aufgeladenen „Leave Me Behind“ veröffentlicht die mit Diamant ausgezeichnete Rockband Nickelback heute ihre neue Single „Make…
  • Tee Grizzley – “They Forgot” review | Legends Will Never Die | Sept. 25, 2026, 4 a.m.
    • Detroit, Michigan rapper & singer/songwriter Tee Grizzley ending the month with his 7th studio LP. Originally a member of the quartet ASBH, it wouldn’t be until 2016 where he would bl…

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