Gibson Revives the Les Paul Custom 70s to Mark 50 Years in Nashville

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Half a century ago, Gibson settled into its new home in Nashville, Tennessee—a move that would forever tie Music City to the sound of rock ‘n’ roll. Among the first guitars crafted at the new facility in 1975 were Les Paul Customs, instantly embraced by the heavyweights of the era. Now, as Gibson celebrates 50 years in Nashville, the company is reintroducing one of its most iconic instruments: the Les Paul Custom 70s.

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Of Mice & Men Dive into Darker Depths with New Single “Troubled Water”

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Metalcore heavyweights Of Mice & Men are on the scene again with the release of their crushing new single “Troubled Water,” the latest preview of their upcoming ninth studio album, Another Miracle (out November 14 via Century Media Records). The track is accompanied by a stark, sci-fi-inspired video directed by longtime collaborator Mike Matsui and has quickly ignited conversation across the rock and metal community.

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Julia Wolf Confirms Tour Dates with MGK as New Drake Collab Drops

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Alt-pop firebrand Julia Wolf is hitting the road again, and fans across North America and Europe have plenty to look forward to. Following headline tours and shows alongside Halsey, Artemas, and PVRIS, Wolf will support MGK on a string of dates this November and December in North America, picking up again in Europe next February and March. The European leg includes a standout show at London’s O2 Arena on March 5th. The announcement, shared on social media by both Wolf and MGK, signals another exciting chapter for the rising artist.

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Soulful North London Duo GeeJay Unveil New Single ‘Murder’

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Sometimes, the best musical partnerships happen by accident. For soul-pop duo GeeJay, it was a simple scheduling error at Haringey’s Music & Beans café in 2016 that brought vocalist Gina Jane and producer/multi-instrumentalist Jay Lobo together. Both were working on separate projects, yet that one misprinted rota meant they ended up on the same shift—and the rest is history.

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Slash’s Blues Ball Delivers a Legendary Live Performance in New Album

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GRAMMY®-winning guitarist and songwriter SLASH is bringing the blues to the forefront with the announcement of his new live album and concert film, Live at the S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival, set for worldwide release on Friday, November 7, with pre-orders available now. The performance was captured at the Mission Ballroom in Denver, CO on July 17, 2024, during the inaugural S.E.R.P.E.N.T Festival (Solidarity, Engagement, Restore, Peace, Equality N’ Tolerance). The live set showcases SLASH and his powerhouse ensemble, Slash’s Blues Ball, delivering a gritty, soulful homage to the blues legends who shaped rock and roll.

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Jason Aldean's “How Far Does A Goodbye Go”: A Return to His Classic Sound

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ACM Artist of the Decade Jason Aldean has dropped “How Far Does A Goodbye Go,” the first single from his upcoming project, giving fans a taste of what’s next for the country superstar. The track—crafted by longtime collaborators Kurt Allison, John Edwards, Tully Kennedy, and John Morgan—follows his landmark 30th #1 hit at U.S. country radio and is available everywhere now.

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Independent Milestone: Human-AI Duet 'I’m A Virgo' by Rah’ Cia and Intelligent Diva Breaks New Ground

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Independent label Diva Underground Records, under the creative direction of Intelligent Diva Music, proudly announces the release of “I’m A Virgo” — a revolutionary duet between fictional AI artist Rah’ Cia and human recording artist Intelligent Diva. Released on September 11, 2025, this single represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of hybrid artistry — where independent human creators use AI not as tools, but as expressive performance partners.

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Matt Maeson and Manchester Orchestra Deliver a Raw, Reflective Anthem with “Cursive”

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Virginia-born singer-songwriter Matt Maeson has released his long-anticipated third studio album, A Quiet and Harmless Living, out now via Atlantic Records. The multiplatinum artist—known for alt-rock anthems like “Cringe” and “Hallucinogenics”—channels the seismic changes in his personal life into a raw, reflective collection of songs that feel both intimate and arena-ready.

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Cody Frost Continues Genre-Bending Journey with Latest Release

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Burnley-born musician, illustrator, and tattoo artist Cody Frost has unveiled their latest single, “SOMETIMESICAN’TFEELATHING,” a raw and genre-blurring track that continues their reputation for fearless experimentation. Following the punk-hyperpop energy of their previous release, “NATURAL SELECTION,” the new single dives into themes of mental health, emotional numbness, and the fragile hope for recovery.

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Disco Balls and Mid-Life Magic: Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Perimenopop Arrives

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Pop’s reigning disco queen Sophie Ellis-Bextor has unveiled her eighth studio album, Perimenopop, out today via Decca Records. The record, described by Ellis-Bextor as a “celebratory soundtrack for mid-life happiness,” sees the British star embrace bold, sparkling pop while honouring the shimmering disco aesthetic that has defined much of her 25-year career.

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From Covers to Creator: J.Fla Redefines Herself on Moon Eater

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After years of dominating YouTube with moving cover songs that earned her more than 17 million subscribers and billions of views, South Korean singer-songwriter and producer J.Fla is stepping into the spotlight on her own terms. Her upcoming EP, Moon Eater—written, composed, and recorded entirely in her private Seoul studio—marks a turning point: J.Fla as an uncompromising artist, not just an internet phenomenon.

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Natalie Shay’s Bittersweet Anthem “Do u relate?” Ushers in a Defining Year

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In North London, Natalie Shay reflects on how the simplest diary entries can become the biggest songs of her career. The multi-award-winning indie-pop singer-songwriter has built her reputation on heartfelt storytelling—moments pulled straight from her own life or the lives of those around her. “I always write about things I feel, or from observing people close to me,” she says. “I just hope people hear my music and think, ‘Oh yeah, I feel like that sometimes too.’”

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LANY Find Eternity in New Single “Last Forever”

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Multi-platinum pop-rock band LANY have unveiled their latest single, “Last Forever,” the closing track from their upcoming album Soft, due out October 10 via Virgin Music. The release follows the record’s first single, “Know You Naked,” and offers fans a luminous, emotional glimpse into the band’s most personal project yet.

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