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The video for "Cúrame" [Heal Me] was produced by the company Tráfico Sombras, directed by the famous Yhair Carrillo, and shot between in Mexico City and California

Iconic Colombian and Grammy and Latin Grammy winning artist Carlos Vives has released his fourteenth album Cumbiana, his eclectic new material with a variety of different genres compiled into one diverse journey.

The Highly Anticipated 20 Track Studio Album "Soul Synthesis", released July 11th, was inspired by The Golden Era of Hip-Hop.

Indie stalwarts Doves have confirmed that their first studio album for 11 years will be released on September 11th through EMI Records.

Singer-songwriter Emmy the Great has confirmed details of her new solo album April/月音, which will be released in the UK on October 9 through Bella Union.

Iconic musician and former member of legendary band The Beatles, Ringo Starr, turned 80 on Tuesday. And in true Starr style, he has marked the occasion by encouraging the world to share peace and love at midday. The drummer has been spreading the peace and love message via social media, with the phrase almost having become a trademark of late. 

Folk-rock duo Bear’s Den released a new version of their track Fuel On The Fire last week, a collaboration with long-term friend of the band, composer and arranger Paul Frith.

Neave Zaria’s latest track ‘Never The Same’ is a soft yet impassioned exploration of our deepest infatuations and frustrations.

After a Big Bang of a successful run on broadway, playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” is coming to the screen, in good time too, since his historical masterpiece has accumulated a cult following after its debut on broadway on January 20, 2015.

With Las Vegas also being on national shutdown with covid-19 closing all the venues, casinos and hotels for months, entertainment has taken a backseat to dealing with the problems at hand.

Iconic television channel MTV has made the commitment to its Australian viewers that it will be bringing the music back. This change has come in response to viewers becoming increasingly critical of the channel over the years, due to its shift away from music and onto reality TV shows.

UK indie artist Sam and Sounds has just released a brand-new single that will have you both grinning and grooving.

The new single release from his latest album, track entitled, “Should I Give It All Up” is about being on the verge of giving up on life and reaching out a hand for someone to lift him up, during a struggle. This is a song I think many people can relate to lyrically, looking for a sign of hope in a time when the future is uncertain.

Metal legends Metallica have given us plenty of reasons to smile this week. The quartet have been busy during their time in quarantine, with drummer Lars Ulrich confirming they are working on a brand-new album. While no release date has been set, the news has caused a buzz of excitement amongst fans, who have been eagerly awaiting new material from the group since their epic 2016 release of “Hardwired… to Self-Destruct.” 

Gibraltarian singer-songwriter KERRIA is saying “No More” in the most powerful way possible.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia has long been held as the undisputed music capital of Australia. But that glorious title now hangs in precarious doubt, due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

Indian singer songwriter Armaan Malik has released a poignant and catchy new track entitled “Next 2 Me,” his second English language release. Malik has already earned an impressive following on the Indian music scene, earning more than one billion global streams and having 17 million followers on social media. 

Legendary Danish metal band Mercyful Fate are gearing up to release their first new music in over 20 years.

The 2018 news of famed producer and DJ Avicii’s tragic death at the age of just 28 in Oman still feels like a shock.

Recording Artist Denise Fuleihan Launches New Remixed single "Times Up" Featuring AfroTrap international artist W1zzy Fenchboi:

Remember Dutch hard rockers Vandenberg? Most of the current generation may not be familiar with their work, owing to the group’s lengthy hiatus and fact that they’ve not released a studio album since 1985’s “Alibi.”