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TUCKER WETMORE ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM WHAT NOT TO, OUT APRIL 25

Monday, February 24 by Lorenzo North

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (February 21, 2025) – Cementing his place as one of country music’s most sought after new stars, Tucker Wetmore announces his debut album What Not To, set to release on Friday, April 25. Just days after revealing his Ryman Auditorium headline... Read More.

Maddie & Tae Distill the Joy of Ride-or-Die Friendship New Album Love & Light Arrives May 2

Monday, February 24 by Lorenzo North

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Country music’s most vibrant female duo Maddie & Tae announce their fourth studio album Love & Light due out May 2 on Mercury Nashville. The 16-track album features previously released songs “Free Like,” “Sad Girl Summer,” “Heart They Didn’t Break,” and today’s latest good-time tune,... Read More.

Rick Springfield Gears Up for New Album with Heavier Sound and Upcoming Tour

Monday, February 24 by Lyle F

Rick Springfield's latest album, "Automatic," released in 2023, marks his first collection of all-new studio material in five years. Fans won't face a lengthy wait for his next project. The singer-songwriter recently dropped a new single, "Lose Myself," and is already working on another album,... Read More.

Lady Gaga Unveils Mayhem Album Tracklist and Teases Bonus Tracks

Tuesday, February 18 by Lyle F

Lady Gaga's fans, known as Little Monsters, have been eagerly awaiting her seventh studio album. On Tuesday, Feb. 18, Gaga shared the full tracklist for her upcoming album, "Mayhem," in an Instagram Reels post. The album includes previously released singles "Die With a Smile," "Abracadabra,"... Read More.

Triumph’s Rik Emmett Recovering After Food Poisoning, Announces New Album

Monday, February 10 by Lyle F

Rik Emmett, guitarist for Triumph, revealed he was recently hospitalized after a severe case of food poisoning. Emmett shared the news in a Facebook post Thursday, saying he had to take an ambulance to the emergency room. “I can cross off ‘Ambulance Ride to Emergency’ from... Read More.

Lucky Daye’s “Algorithm”: A Smooth Exploration of Love in the Digital Age

Friday, February 7 by Jay

Lucky Daye has a gift for weaving soul, funk, and modern R&B into tracks that feel both timeless and futuristic. His latest song, *“Algorithm,”* is no different. With its irresistible groove, introspective lyrics, and Lucky’s signature silky vocals, the track explores the complex intersections... Read More.

Elijah Blake’s “Elijah”: A Bold Declaration of Identity and Artistic Freedom

Thursday, February 6 by Jay

There’s something truly special about an artist naming a track after themselves. It’s a statement, an introduction, and, in many ways, a reintroduction all at once. For Elijah Blake, his self-titled track *“Elijah”* serves as a bold proclamation of who he is—not just as... Read More.

Kanye West Grammys Wife: Bianca Censori’s Bold Appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards

Wednesday, February 5 by Jay

At the 2025 Grammy Awards held on February 2, Kanye West, now known as Ye, made a notable appearance alongside his wife, Bianca Censori. The couple attracted significant attention on the red carpet, with Censori wearing a sheer minidress that sparked widespread discussion. Following their... Read More.

Khalid’s “Sincere”: A Heartfelt Ode to Vulnerability

Wednesday, February 5 by Jay

Khalid has a way of making his music feel like a personal conversation, and his latest track, *“Sincere,”* is no exception. Known for his soulful voice and deeply relatable lyrics, Khalid dives into raw emotion with this heartfelt ballad, offering a tender reflection on... Read More.

If the U.S. Department of Education were eliminated, the impact would be significant, affecting everything from federal funding to educational standards.

Tuesday, February 4 by Jay

Here’s a breakdown of what might happen: 1. Funding and Financial Aid Disruptions - The Department of Education distributes billions of dollars in federal funding to K-12 schools and higher education institutions. Eliminating it could mean states and schools lose access to federal grants and programs,... Read More.

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TUCKER WETMORE ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM WHAT NOT TO, OUT APRIL 25

Maddie & Tae Distill the Joy of Ride-or-Die Friendship New Album Love & Light Arrives May 2

Rick Springfield Gears Up for New Album with Heavier Sound and Upcoming Tour

Lady Gaga Unveils Mayhem Album Tracklist and Teases Bonus Tracks

Triumph’s Rik Emmett Recovering After Food Poisoning, Announces New Album

Lucky Daye’s “Algorithm”: A Smooth Exploration of Love in the Digital Age

Elijah Blake’s “Elijah”: A Bold Declaration of Identity and Artistic Freedom

Kanye West Grammys Wife: Bianca Censori’s Bold Appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards

Khalid’s “Sincere”: A Heartfelt Ode to Vulnerability

If the U.S. Department of Education were eliminated, the impact would be significant, affecting everything from federal funding to educational standards.

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