• Stream 'Teknofonic Essentials Vol. 1' Compilation Album Right Now! [LISTEN]

    Teknofonic Essentials Vol. 1 is an exciting new compilation from the NYC-based electronic record label Teknofonic Recordings, bringing together a collection of songs that border between experimental electronica and mainstream club hits. Featured on this new compilation are Sonic Fear, Daniel Monroe, Upper Regions, Jon Lambousis, 3logit, This Human Condition, Scott Cameron, Acid Daze, J Tizzle, Cypha Da Moonchild, Time No More, Elastic Plastic Generation, Hypnotriq, Ermias, Boom, M!nts, Derrick Anthony, Perry Engineering, S.G.B, Addliss and more. These acts are some of the genre-bending performers that are sure to break out in 2016, especially with the release of this compilation. Stream this entire compilation ahead of its April 15, 2016 release date now!

  • Weekend WunderList: Savoir Adore Share Their Tour Travel Playlist Ahead of X Ambassadors Trek

    This week, Brooklyn pop-rock band Savoir Adore supplied us with their favorite weekend cuts. After working for the past year on their follow up album to 2013's album Our Nature with breakout single "Dreamers" Savoir Adore is preparing to release their newest record this spring. They will be stopping in Austin to perform at SXSW before they head on tour with X Ambassadors on March 26.

  • Kanye West Sleeping Memes: Playlist of Lullabies for North & her 'Life of Pablo' Dad

    Earlier this week, Kim Kardashian posted a candid photo of her husband, Kanye West, with daughter, North, sleeping, which resulted in a number of photoshoppers creating memes of the Life of Pablo rapper. While these images of the hip-hop and fashion icon are pretty hilarious, we thought we'd help Kanye out with his sweet dreams by creating a playlist of lullabies that could help him get more sleep in the future while he worries about his alleged debt, Taylor Swift complaints and whatever else he's saying on Twitter.

  • BRIT Awards 2016 Red Carpet: Fashion From Rihanna, Adele, Lana Del Rey, James Bay & More

    The 2016 BRIT Awards have finally arrived. The 36th annual award show, honoring today's biggest names in pop music, was held at the The 02 arena in Greenwich, England on Wednesday (Feb. 24). Although these artists may be known for delivering chart-topping singles and unforgettable performances, they've also proven their interest in style as well. This list highlights fashion looks from Rihanna, Adele, Lana Del Rey, James Bay, and more attendees who strutted their stuff on the red carpet.

  • Premiere: Whosah Unveil Cheery 'Forget About It' Music Video

    Minnesota indie-pop outfit Whosah, comprised of a five some of guys, Spencer, Dallas, Dave, Nate and Mack, have unveiled the latest "moving picture" video for their new single "Forget About It" taken from their sophomore EP Work. We are happy to premiere the new video to all of you.

  • 'Drink Wine' Day 2016 Playlist! Listen to these Songs While Sipping a Glass or Bottle

    Happy National "Drink Wine" Day! Yes, Feb. 18, 2016, is a holiday, and it might be your favorite of the year if you are an avid wine drinker. Do you have a favorite wine? Grab a bottle, pour a glass and have a listen to our very special playlist celebrating songs about wine! You know wine has had a huge impact on music in many ways over the years, so check out these 10 songs to seriously enjoy this very important holiday. Cheers!

  • Win a Signed Marlon Wayans' 'Fifty Shades of Black' Soundtrack in This Exclusive Giveaway

    Where you fifty shades of sad over a lame Valentine’s giff or did you drop the ball and lose oh-so many points with a last minute present? Have no fear because one lucky MusicTimes reader has the opportunity to become a winner and redeem those points this Saturday! The contest offers a signed copy by Marlon Wayans of the official “Fifty Shades of Black” film soundtrack. IM Global Music curated the album with Format Entertainment, which is known for 'Pitch Perfect,' 'Empire' and 'Iron Man 2' -- need we say more?
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