Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Danysha Harriott Radium Dolls capture the fragile in-between moment where endings and beginnings collide. On Moving , the Brisbane/Meanjin rock band channel nostalgia, restraint, and release. Rather than leaning into anger, “Moving” finds its power in thunderous hooks colliding with warm melodic undercurrents. Built around the act of physically leaving a shared space after a breakup, the song lives in the quiet logistics of helping hands, unsp

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Jay Blackesberg Artists age into polish. Steve Poltz ages into momentum. JoyRide arrives like an open highway moment with the windows down, mind racing, humor sharpened by experience rather than dulled by it. His 14th solo album captures a songwriter still restless, still observant, still chasing sparks wherever they appear. Recorded in East Nashville with producer Dex Green , JoyRide thrives on looseness without losing intention. The lead si

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Scrill Davis A pink moon rises, reality bends, and confidence becomes a weapon. TiaCorine steps fully into her final form on the kaleidoscopic video for Lotion . Pulled from Tia’s acclaimed album CORINIAN , the track pulses with ’80s freestyle energy—rubbery bass, snapping percussion, and a swagger that refuses containment. Directed by Dell Nie and recruiting Flo Milli , the video unfolds like a lucid dream playful flex feels equal parts fant

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Jonathan "Jojo" Kilumbu On Letter To My YN , a quiet conversation unfolds where DaBaby uses cinema, memory, and family as tools for instruction. Inspired by the iconic visual language of Belly, the new music video places DaBaby alongside his nephew Messiah . Directed by Nick Mays , the visual transforms the frame into a space of mentorship where experience is passed forward instead of repeated. Scenes echo classic street-cinema aesthetics, but

Written By: Big C Acceptance can sound like surrender or like survival. 42 Dugg turns a familiar phrase into a statement of resolve on It Is What It Is . Joined by Lil Baby and Rylo Rodriguez , the Detroit heavyweight opens a new chapter with a record threading lived experience. The track leans into Dugg’s signature balance of reflection and grit, through stark honesty and controlled intensity. Lil Baby enters with measured conviction, while Rylo Rodriguez closes the circl

Written By: Big C Some records arrive when the world is finally ready to hear them. Pebe Sebert ’s self-titled debut album emerges as a rediscovered artifact from the early 1980s, carrying the weight of decades without feeling bound to them. Raw, unfiltered, and emotionally sharp, the project captures a songwriter before the industry knew her name, preserving a voice that was never meant to be hidden this long. Recorded across a series of sessions in the early ’80s and left u

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Jess Farran There’s a particular stillness that arrives when the noise fades and the questions remain. Tomás Tomás lives in that moment on I Gotta Look Up More off his debut EP, Sweet Sleep . The singer-songwriter and producer trades spectacle for sincerity, letting haze, softness, and unresolved curiosity guide the experience. Co-directed alongside actor Jaeden Martell , the video drifts like a half-remembered dream of a gently unfolding vis

Written By: Big C Nightvision is the immersive new project from Devon Allman . Designed as a full-sensory experience, the album blends ’80s sci-fi references, esoteric Middle Eastern imagery, and ambient art-rock into a world meant for deep listening and intentional escape. With the release of Awaken , Allman introduces a slow-burning instrumental pulling listeners into a glowing, nocturnal soundscape shaped by atmosphere, motion, and restraint. Its the moment before conscio

Written By: Big C Seasons can blur into one another carrying pieces of who you once were. Andre Lawrence captures liminal space in the cinematic video for September, November . The Circus 17 produced visual unfolds like a moving postcard, gliding from New York City’s Chinatown to sunlit coastlines and distant cityscapes. Rather than anchoring itself in one place, the video moves with intention, using shifting environments and climates as emotional markers mirroring the trac

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Kate LaMendola Goodbyes doesn't always come from sadness, it can come from momentum. Girl Tones tap into that feeling on Leave The City . Produced by Brad Shultz of Cage The Elephant , the track barrels forward with raw emotion and scrappy confidence. Built for late-night drives and shouted choruses that refuse to stay contained the single is an open-road anthem which closes out their whirlwind year with grit, gratitude, and velocity. The s

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Hannah Gray Hall Conversation doesn’t always need words. Julian Lage explores that idea on Talking Drum , a fluid, exploratory new track that foregrounds interplay over exhibition. Lifted from his forthcoming album Scenes From Above , the piece unfolds as a living exchange, where melody and rhythm circulate freely among four players listening as intently as they speak. Recorded with a newly assembled quartet featuring John Medeski, Jorge Roed

Written By: Big C Ken Carson taps Destroy Lonely on their long awaited link up for the acronym . That inevitably brings Opium ’s raw momentum straight to the front lines. Prod uced by Akachi, Sonickaboom, and DJ Moon , the track is sharp, aggressive, and fully locked into the duo’s shared creative wavelength, balancing chaos with precision as Ken continues his dominant run. Some movements don’t need an explanation and “the acronym” lands as a payoff moment for fans who’v

Written By: Big C The bruise of the truth fuels Mx Lonely ’s newest release Shape Of An Angel . This brand new track is a blistering collision of post-punk tension, shoegaze density, and grunge-tinged catharsis. The New York band holds nothing back as they unravel the tangled threads of addiction, neurodivergence, and longing. Paired with a visceral music video placing Rae Haas in a symbolic wrestling match, the single shapes their heaviest themes into a hook that detonates

Written By: Big C Some nights feel enchanted, like the sky tilts just enough to change the way the heart moves. That lunar shimmer fuels the sparkling new single from genre-expanding virtuoso Cory Wong entitled Blame It On The Moon . Teaming up with Miami’s indie-funk trio Magic City Hippies , Wong unveils a breezy, disco-kissed groove where slick guitar phrasing, sun-lit textures, and radiant rhythms collide. The collaboration emerged from an unexpected meeting overseas wit

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Mikayla LoBasso The emotional glow pulses through Promise , doesn't fade. The striking debut single from New York City alt-rock trio People I’ve Met , captures heartbreak in real time. Produced alongside Noah Conrad , the single finds Moses Martin, Orlando Wiltshire, and Andrew Suster channeling the emotional fallout of a breakup into melodic clarity. Shaped by airy vocals, spectral synths, and a cinematic sense of tension, the band showcases

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Jason Renaud A rise is on the horizon which is impossible to ignore. Aaron Hibell quiet ascension on nocturnal , is his latest release via Astralwerks . With warm tonal shifts and immersive electronic textures, the track drifts between solitude and renewal. Paired with an evocative visualizer, “nocturnal” signals a bold next chapter in the UK-born producer’s cinematic evolution. The single’s atmosphere mirrors his growing creative universe, of

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Grace Kim Scotia Rose brings a spark catching moment with their vibrant debut EP, Good Times . Via Deko Music , the project captures a band stepping fully into its sound built off big hooks, sharp lyricism, and guitars that roar with purpose. Tracks like Good Times wrestle with questions of presence and purpose, while Be Your Baby nods to the band’s cover-circuit past. Alongside the EP arrives official visual for “Be Your Baby,” the punchy,

Written By: Big C Some temptations move like a pulse that's steady, magnetic, and impossible to resist. Jazzy taps directly into that energy on Can’t Deny It . Out now via Polydor ’s Chaos imprint , her new collaboration features producer Spriitzz . The track slips between nostalgia and modern club warmth, as Jazzy’s unmistakable melodic touch glides over Spriitzz’s hazy, sunset-ready production. Together, they craft a sound built on tension, desire, and the kind of chemist

Written By: Big C Phot Credit: Preston Lake Ambition has a sound that can taste delicious. Star Bandz channels quick, steady, and louder rhythms in 2 Gravy . Her latest single and video arrives spotlighting her crisp cadence, clean execution, and unmistakable drive. Her bars balance sharp punchlines with a real-time awareness of the stakes around her, all while reinforcing the discipline that fuels her rise. As she maps the climb she’s carving for herself, at just 17, the Ch

Written By: Big C GloRilla steps directly into the light with the bold, empowering new music video for Special . Amplifying strength, self-worth, and star power, the latest visual statement from the Grammy-nominated Memphis force is reshaping modern hip-hop. Directed by Troy Roscoe , the video transforms Glo’s affirmational anthem into a high-impact cinematic world where identity, confidence, and vulnerability collide in full motion. Roscoe sets the tone immediately with a s