New Song 2019

Contributed The multi award winner Daddy Andre teamed up with the fast rising high-life artist Neliah (both are from Uganda) to craft a perfect single produced by Andre on the Beat himself from Studio Black Market 256 that is likely to move their music fans with more fun and excitement. Both artists signed by America- based Black Market Records have solo projects already going on well with Daddy Andre having recently released ''Omwana Wabandi'' whereas Neliah, the budding female artist on the hand dropped a Live Session debut of her solo studio project 'Crush' which has been well received with reasonable airplays. Daddy Andre is surely one of the dudes in the music industry with talent and overflowing blessings as he has visibly used his talent to uplift other upcoming artists by giving them good collaborations and production. The combination of Daddy Andre and Nelia's melodic vocals on this song blended so well making the song come out so finely perfe...

RISHI KAPOOR DEATH ANNIVERSARY: Saturday marks the second death anniversary of veteran bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor. Son of Hindi cinema's icon Raj Kapoor, Rishi carried the legacy of his father on the silver screen with his stellar work that lasted over four decades. Rishi made his first on screen appearance in Shree 420 in 1955, which starred his father. He had his debut role which was provided by Raj Kapoor in the film Mera Naam joker in 1970 in which he portrayed the young version of the lead character played by Raj Kapoor. Let us take a look at some of the most memorable character roles played by the late actor: Bobby (1973) This teen romance movie marked the beginning of Rishi's stellar career as an actor in Hindi cinema. Bobby was produced and directed by Raj Kapoor, and written by Khwaja Ahmad Abbas. The movie portrayed the rebellious lovers played by Rishi and Dimple Kapadia, who challenge the class difference of the two families they come from to form a bond of roman...

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No one can deny BTS' impact on not just K-pop but music as a whole. With members of ARMY (the name of their extremely loyal fanbase) stationed all over the world, RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook have reached Beatles-like levels of superstardom most musical acts can only dream of achieving. The septet has come a long way since debuting as a hip-hop group in 2013 under a virtually unknown label. They made their first major move on the Billboard charts in 2017 when their album Love Yourself: Her emerged at No. 7 on the Billboard 200, becoming the highest ever debut for a K-pop act. The album's lead single "DNA" was their first entrance on the Hot 100, but the chart moves don't end there. Their first all-English-language single "Dynamite" became their first to debut at the summit in 2020. A number of their other tracks have made history on the charts since, including collaborations with Halsey, Nicki Minaj, Coldplay and more. Continuing to...

It's certainly a feat when you're one of the most successful hip-hop artists of all time. Since 1996, Jay-Z continues to leave his mark on the world, from hip-hop and beyond, by releasing material favored by the masses both as a soloist and collaborator to music's biggest stars — not limited to Mariah Carey, Justin Timberlake, Coldplay, Kanye West and, of course, his wife Beyoncé. In addition to his 13 studio albums, 24 Grammy awards and over 100 tracks that have landed on Billboard's Hot 100, he launched Roc-A-Fella Records in 1995 and talent management company Roc Nation in 2008, and bought and rebranded streaming service Tidal in 2015. As the first hip-hop artist to join Forbes' billionaires club, he also has a strong investment portfolio with stakes in Elon Musk's SpaceX, Uber, milk-alternative company Oatly and Rihanna's Savage X Fenty, among several others. It would seem that Jay wouldn't have as much time to commit to music considering his many...

Musical tastes vary from one to another, but as a listener, most people seem to go through a "bass heavy" phase sooner or later. There's just something about pumping up the bass, throwing on the shades, and driving down main street with the windows down that makes you feel timeless and invincible. But finding that perfect song, or crafting the definitive bass heavy playlist? Well, that's another thing entirely, and a lofty ambition if there ever was one. And the truth is, you can't just depend on one genre or style of music. You'd be robbing yourself of some musical experiences you simply can't get anywhere else if you only stuck to electronic music and hip-hop. So, in this guide, we'll look at some of the best bass heavy songs of all time, across a wide spectrum of artists, genres, and time periods. Table of Contents "Lovely Day" by Bill Withers Bill Withers is an early R&B staple, and one of the most recogn...

The Loudest Animal Is Not Always The Largest Animal I'll start this out with a spoiler alert for you: The loudest animal in the world is the blue whale. Its calls can be heard up to 160 km away and measure up to 188 decibels. So is the sperm whale the loudest animal on earth? Technically no. However, when you're talking about the technicalities behind the 'loudest animal in the world', you need to consider size in relation to noise, as well as a few other factors. Because of this, the blue whale may be the 'loudest' animal on the planet. However, the pistol shrimp, with its super high frequency snap of its claws, registers 190 decibels… and it only weighs about 50 grams. The sound, however, can only be heard within a few centimetres, which renders it lower on the noise scale. You can see how the question 'what's the loudest animal' has a lot more detail than you may have thought! Is The Sperm Whale The Loudest Animal On Earth? Image: @and...

The Weekly Wire playlist is taking its once a month detour from recapping the newest rock and metal songs of the week to bring you not only the best March had to give us, but choice picks from the Loudwire staff so you can dig a bit deeper. Maybe you'll even discover a new band that rules! THE ESSENTIALS You know these bands and you probably heard these songs the instant they came out — midnight Spotify lurkers, we see you. These were the songs that kept March roaring: Abbath, "The Book of Breath" Alexisonfire, "Sweet Dream of Otherness" Black Keys, "Wild Child" Crobot, "Better Times" Decapitated, "Cancer Culture" Def Leppard, "Kick" Dream Widow, "Encino" Flogging Molly, "These Times Have Got Me Drinking" Fozzy, "I Still Burn" Ghost, "Twenties" Ibaraki, "Rōnin" Joe Satriani, "Pumpin'" Machine Gun Kelly, "Maybe" ft. Bring Me...

Watching footage of Jimi Hendrix setting fire to his guitar onstage, 15-year-old Devon schoolboy Matt Bellamy had an epiphany: "I suddenly realised that music didn't have to follow rules but could be full of chaos," Muse's frontman recalled. "Essentially, we approach music the same way Monty Python did comedy." Six consecutive UK number one albums testify to Muse's mainstream appeal, but not since Queen has there been a major league British rock band so wholly unfettered by notions of taste and restraint, an attitude wholeheartedly endorsed by Brian May, a long-time fan. "I like the way they let their madness show through," the guitarist once stated. "That's always a good thing in an artist." Ahead of the release of the trio's forthcoming ninth album, Will Of The People , due in August, here are Muse's eight studio albums ranked from worst to best. 8. Drones (2015) With famously-disciplined studio veteran Robert 'Mutt...

It's certainly a feat when you're one of the most successful hip-hop artists of all time. Since 1996, Jay-Z continues to leave his mark on the world, from hip-hop and beyond, by releasing material favored by the masses both as a soloist and collaborator to music's biggest stars — not limited to Mariah Carey, Justin Timberlake, Coldplay, Kanye West and, of course, his wife Beyoncé. In addition to his 13 studio albums, 24 Grammy awards and over 100 tracks that have landed on Billboard's Hot 100, he launched Roc-A-Fella Records in 1995 and talent management company Roc Nation in 2008, and bought and rebranded streaming service Tidal in 2015. As the first hip-hop artist to join Forbes' billionaires club, he also has a strong investment portfolio with stakes in Elon Musk's SpaceX, Uber, milk-alternative company Oatly and Rihanna's Savage X Fenty, among several others. It would seem that Jay wouldn't have as much time to commit to music considering his many...

WAYNE — Enjoy traditional Mexican music during the Wayne State College Mariachi Negro y Oro concert Wednesday, April 27. The 7:30 p.m. performance takes place at the WSC Music Annex (Praise Assembly of God building, 1000 E. 10th St. in Wayne). This event is free and open to the public. Mariachi Negro y Oro features a mix of instruments, including trumpet, violin, vihuela, guitar and guitarrón. The group is directed by Josh Calkin, WSC director of bands. For more information, contact the WSC Department of Music at 402-375-7359.

TikTok opened up a whole new avenue for music fans to discover emerging heavy bands. Now, a rising surge of cultural metal from around the world has made inroads on the video-sharing app known for breaking social media influencers and bolstering viral trends. And these bands are heavy — in both performance and purpose. For a few stellar examples, we're highlighting here the U.S. deathcore act The Order of Elijah, the Japanese-Korean metalcore band Prompts, the Indian folk-metal group Bloodywood, and the Korean metalcore outfit End These Days. Listen to a song from each at the bottom of this post. While this is just a brief look into the world of cultural metal, it does give a snapshot of how international bands can find new fans on TikTok, even if they aren't on the app themselves. Often, an unofficial clip from a TikTok user will draw eyes to a band, giving that group the kind of exposure to a uniquely disparate v...