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Here are some of the most recent articles, news stories, and videos involving music and musicians: The 10 Best Music Videos of 2021 So Far It's only halfway through 2021, but already some of the year's best music videos have been released. From the emotionally-charged visuals of Billie Eilish's heartbreaking ballad "Your Power" to the vibrant, retro-inspired visuals of Doja Cat's vibrant single "Kiss Me More", there's no shortage of incredible music videos to enjoy. Here are some of the best music videos of 2021 so far. 1. Billie Eilish – “Your Power” 2. Doja Cat – “Kiss Me More” 3. Kid Cudi – “The Adventures Of Moon Man & Slim Shady” 4. Lil Nas X – “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)” 5. Taylor Swift – “willow” 6. The Weeknd – “Save Your Tears” 7. Ariana Grande – “positions” 8. Megan Thee Stallion – “Cry Baby” 9
Icelandic bassist and composer Freysteinn returns with his third album, Aô Einhverju / To Somewhere, showcasing once more his compelling musical vision and artistry. This recording marks the second release with his quartet, now featuring the exceptional Hilmar Jensson on guitar, widely regarded as one of Iceland’s most influential non-jazz musicians. Joining him once again … Continue reading Freysteinn ‘Að einhverju / To Somewhere’ LP (Self-released) 4/5 →
In 2019, Vancouver composer and sound designer Kristen Roos acquired a floppy disc of pioneering computer musician Laurie Spiegel's 1986 algorithmic composition program Music Mouse for a few bucks on eBay. The purchase sent him tumbling down a rabbit hole of vintage music software interfaces. Over the three volumes of Universal Synthesizer Interface, Roos has captured the fruits of his research and experimentation. Composed of pulses and patches, primitive drum machines and bass squelches, Universal Synthesizer Interface emerges as one of the most slyly delightful, engaging and weirdly beautiful musical projects going.
Last week Jack Harlow teased the release of new music with a photo of his friend and supposed doppelgänger, the musician Mark Zuckerberg, who texts with Harlow but could not identify his music in a recent episode of the web series Track Star. The promised music has arrived today in the form of new single “Hello Miss Johnson.”