To celebrate Yorkshire Day, uDiscover is going one louder than the usual Top 10.
‘Super Freak’ propelled its creator to iconic status and cemented him as the king of funk ‘n’ roll.
The DJ-producer puts an EDM spin on a country classic for its 30th anniversary.
The October release includes new stereo and Dolby Atmos mixes, demos, sessions, and the original mono album.
The track officially debuted during Hayley Williams’ Newport Folk Festival set last weekend.
Celebrate a new year of learning with classics from Jackson 5, The Beastie Boys, Taylor Swift, and more.
Frankie Beanie’s 10-track continuous mix traces a breakup through guitars, breakbeats, and half-sung vocals.
Chris Stapleton and Jesse Frasure wrote the track, issued through Dave Cobb’s Lucille Records imprint.
The track is the second preview of the six-song EP ‘Wear & Tear,’ due August 21.
The 12-track project features Izzy Bizu, Rhodes, Orem and meditation guide Jason Stephenson.
From fleeting, backstage hangs to longtime creative partnerships, the best musical friendships come in all forms.
With ‘Contours,’ Sam Rivers proved that he was an innovator who could advance post-bop jazz when all norms were being challenged.
Recorded on January 28, 1946, ‘Jazz At The Philharmonic Volume II’ captured the historic concert featuring Charlie Parker, Lester Young, and other jazz titans.
By the time ‘Let It Be’ was released, in May 1970, The Beatles had split. The band that had defined the 60s had a new chapter ahead.
Recorded on March 9, 1958, ‘Somethin’ Else’ features interplay between Cannonball Adderley and Miles Davis. Everyone with a love of jazz should own it.
‘YOUNG&DANGEROUS’ found The Struts walking it like they talk it. “Being ‘dangerous’ means being true to ourselves,” says frontman Luke Spiller.
In 1964, John Coltrane contributed music to a French-Canadian arthouse film, but it remained unreleased for years.
