How Alex the Astronaut Found Her Confidence
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After two EPs, widespread acclaim, and praise from iconic names, Alex the Astronaut has utilised her newfound confidence for her debut album.
Darius Rucker Says He’ll Do Another Hootie Reunion Tour — One of These Years
Posted in: Music FeaturesHe’s focused on his new song “Beers and Sunshine” and finishing his first country album in three years
Ledisi Regains Her Independence on ‘The Wild Card’
Posted in: Music FeaturesVirtuosic vocalist channels Luther Vandross, Chaka Khan, and Jeff Buckley on her new full-length, due August 28
How the U.S. Postal Service Gave Us John Prine
Posted in: Music FeaturesDelivering the mail provided a steady job at a crucial time for one of America’s greatest songwriters
How Rage Against the Machine Created ‘Killing in the Name’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, Tom Morello looks back at the making of Rage’s anthem and much more
Listen to This Hip-Hop/Bluegrass Rendering of ‘This Land Is Your Land’
Posted in: Music Features“If this land is yours, it’s certainly ours,” raps R-SON the Voice of Reason on this imaginative cover
These Days, Even Drake Sounds Like Drake Featuring Drake
Posted in: Music Features‘Laugh Now Cry Later,’ the first single off Drake’s new album ‘Certified Lover Boy,’ sounds eerily similar to his hits of the past
This Week’s Most Exciting Rap Song Sounds Like the 1970s
Posted in: Music FeaturesTeezo Touchdown’s “SUCKA!” features the Texas musician rapping like a blaxploitation star while dressed like a Cash Money soldier
How Fleeing the U.S. Before the Pandemic Saved Sondre Lerche’s Career
Posted in: Music Features“I can also make some money and stay afloat,” the Norwegian singer-songwriter says. “It seems none of that would be possible in America right now”
Angel Olsen’s Fresh Start
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter a breakup, she stripped back her sound to the starkest essentials for her brilliant new album, ‘Whole New Mess’
