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Article Contributed by Ilana Bornstein Press Photo by 1824 / UMG SoundCheck recently caught up with Grammy-nominated artist, BJRNCK to...

Twenty One Pilots have never just released albums, but they’ve ALWAYS built worlds. With Breach, the duo officially closes the book on the Blurryface saga, giving fans a powerful final chapter that feels both nostalgic and brand new.

Ed Sheeran’s Play is the first in his new “media control” series (Play, Pause, Rewind, Fast Forward, Stop), and it’s the most sonically adventurous he’s been in years. Recorded partly in Goa, the album fuses Ed’s classic singer-songwriter core with Indian percussion, Punjabi and Persian influences, and a heavy dose of dance-floor energy.

SoundCheck Mag sat down with Leith Ross, and we couldn’t be more excited. With new projects on the horizon and her upcoming album, “I Can See The Future,” she gave us a glimpse into a future fans will want to be part of.

Review by Rebecca McDevitt Franklin Jonas steps into a new chapter with " Village Liquors" , an indie-country single that radiates both...

Article by Rebecca McDevitt Back to Where It All Began With Greetings From Your Hometown , the Jonas Brothers are asking us to slow...

Would You Still Love Me If You Really Knew Me?  isn’t just an album, it’s a soul dump. The kind of record that makes you pause, breathe,...

The cover — shot by Bryce Anderson, the same photographer behind her Short n’ Sweet visuals — is everything you’d expect from pop’s most charming agent of chaos. Posing on all fours in stilettos, satin, and pure sass while a suited mystery man holds her by the hair, the image is sending the internet into a full-blown spiral. It’s provocative, it’s polarizing — and yeah, that’s the whole point.

Let’s be real—when Flowers dropped in 2023, it felt like a cultural reset. Miley had the breakup anthem of the year, the power strut of the decade, and a global audience chanting “I can love me better.” It was a moment. So what happens when you follow up a worldwide smash that redefined your narrative?

For over a decade, Former Critics have been quietly building a reputation as one of Detroit’s most consistent—and criminally underrated—rock acts. What began as a humble acoustic project between high school friends has evolved into a full-fledged band with a sharpened edge, a loyal local following, and a sound that refuses to play it safe.

PRESS RELEASE FROM SHUTTER UP & LISTEN - APRIL 25, 2025 Just ahead of Mental Health Awareness Month, Leo Dante unveils his powerful new...

Review By Rebecca McDevitt Let’s talk about reinvention—because The Driver Era just did it again, and Obsession  might be their boldest...

From sultry slow-burners to high-energy bangers, we’ve gathered the best of the best that deserve a spot in your rotation ASAP.