• Tracy Chapman's 'Give Me One Reason' Remixed by Manic Focus [LISTEN]

    Electronic artist Manic Focus (aka John "JmaC" McCarten) has just released a bootleg remix of Tracy Chapman's "Give Me One Reason," giving the 90s hit a funky electro-soul makeover. "Give Me One Reason (Manic Focus Remix)" premiered last week on This Song Is Sick and is available for free download via Manic Focus' Soundcloud; you can give it a listen below.

  • D.R.A.M. Tweets About Drake Jacking "Cha Cha" for "Hotline Bling"

    Drake is flying high on the success of "Hotline Bling" and he's making his way towards a career milestone thanks to the record. However, before the Toronto rhymer dropped his single, D.R.A.M. had the Internet buzzing with his track "Cha Cha." Both songs sound eerily similar and following the release of the "Hotline Bling" video, the up-and-coming artist tweeted about Drizzy jacking his record.

  • Dan Deacon Joining Miley Cyrus and Flaming Lips on Dead Petz Tour

    Miley Cyrus' transformation into one of the freaks of the indie music world is nearly complete. After surprising the world with her collaboration with Wayne Coyne and other Flaming Lips members on 'Miley Cyrus and her Dead Petz,' the singer and The Flaming Lips are readying the kick-off of their US tour together and have since revealed that Dan Deacon will be joining them as the opening act.

  • 'Halo 5: Guardians' Soundtrack [LISTEN] Online Stream of 2015 Gameplay Songs

    Halo 5: Guardians' release date is right around the corner (Oct. 27, 2015), which means we'll finally get to experience some of the most anticipated gameplay of the year in the Xbox One exclusive. This Microsoft title from developer 343 Industries involved the hunt for Master Chief by the Spartan Locke, which is sure to be some of the most intense and thriller cinematic scenes in any video game. In order to really get the point across, composer Kazuma Jinnouchi came in and created the game's score, mixing classical compositions with the action of the gameplay. You can listen to an online stream of Halo 5's soundtrack right here!

  • London Children's Choir Covers The Strokes' 'Chances' [WATCH]

    You'll probably remember London’s Capital Children’s Choir from their 2013 cover of Crystal Castles' "Untrust Us." They also performed Lily Allen's track, "Somewhere Only We Know" with the singer on stage last December. Now, the group has tackled a particularly intriguing choice of song, none other than "Chances" by indie rock icons, The Strokes.

  • Justin Bieber & Skrillex Collaborate on 'Sorry,' New Song Premieres This Week

    Justin Bieber is steadily working towards pushing his new album, 'Purpose,' and is now set to release a new collaborative track with Skrillex entitled “Sorry,” which is due to premiere this week. This is not the first time that mostly pop and R&B singer Bieber has worked with an electronic artist and his new album will also feature “Where R U Now?” by the Biebs, Skrillex and Diplo.

  • Robert Sillerman Extends New Offer To Take SFX Entertainment Private

    The fearless leader of heaving dance music conglomerate SFX Entertainment, Robert F.X. Sillerman is making one last ditch effort to try and save his company. In a new letter sent to the Board of Directors, the Chairman and CEO has extended a new offer to take the company private.

  • Will Smith Bomba Estereo 'Fiesta' Remix Music Video Shared

    Will Smith has unveiled the music video for his remix of Bomba Estéreo's track "Fiesta." The verse he laid down was the first we had from the movie star and multi-platinum recording artist in a decade. The new video finds the "Get Jiggy With It" rapper at some warehouse rave with the Bomba Estéreo crew in the main room providing the soundtrack to a large crew of dancers.

  • Taylor Swift, Ryan Adams Discuss '1989', Songwriting in Video Interview [WATCH]

    Taylor Swift and Ryan Adams have a lot in common. For starters, they both have released and recorded a version of 1989. But, they're also crafty songwriters. In a new video, which accompanies Swift's profile in GQ magazine, the two duo speak about songwriting and lyrical interpretation, just like any old friends would do.
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