Nick Cave (of the Bad Seeds) hosted a conversation/acoustic piano concert at Harvard’s Sanders Theatre last week, which proved to be a fascinating, moving experience between artist and audience.
Maryze is a pop singer based in Montreal, here with a brand new music video for “Soft,” a sensual song about self-care from her debut EP “Like Moons.”
Tyler, the Creator graced Agannis Arena on the “IGOR” tour, performing a show unlike anything he’s ever done before with help from GoldLink and Jaden Smith.
Cliff Notez is back with his sophomore album “Why The Wild Things Are,” a lovingly crafted album of defiance and personal growth.
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
Racing Days is a Cape Cod based indie rocker who makes lyrical, breezy beach tunes on his new album Ocean Moods.
Cliff Notez – Boston’s own renaissance artist – is back with new music via an evolving new single called “Happy,” featuring Latrell James, Optic Bloom, Moe Pope, and Tyrek Greene.
The Faint are dance-punk pioneers who paved the way for an entire subgenre in the early 2000s. They’ll stop by Brighton Music Hall to showcase tunes from their latest album, Egowerk.
Rah Zen is a Boston producer and beat-maker gearing up to release his newest album Upon the Apex, inspired by his recent global travels.
With roots all over the world, Ibeyi brought their irresistibly percussive and emotionally cathartic songs of empowerment to the Royale earlier in June.