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The Songs of the Summer are officially decided…and we have a few of our own.

brat summer is for squashing beef through the power of song. Might we see the reconciliations of these famously feuding pairs?

Interview and Photos by Jordan Edwards This summer has been a celebration of female pop. Sabrina, Chappell, Billie, and Charli have led a wave of unforgettable music and women supporting women. If you like those artists, then NERIAH should be in your playlist. Her single “Driving Weather” and its new acoustic version is perfect for […]

This summer is about partying, having existential crises, and working it out on the remix

Popstars have been the backbone of the music industry for decades upon decades. There were OG divas like Whitney Houston and Britney Spears. There were Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, and Rihanna. But it felt like we were in need of a fresh sound. Most of our original pop girls are onto ventures like […]

With hits like Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso,” Billie Eilish’s “LUNCH” Chappell Roan’s “Good Luck, Babe” and more, we’re having a 2016 summer and it feels so good.

If there’s one thing I consistently endorse, it’s the power of a music festival. You get the best bang for your buck by having the opportunity to see dozens of artists all for the price of one weekend pass…and you get the chance to find your next favorite artist. At their core, music festivals are […]

10 Sapphic pop artists that want you to know they’re here, they’re queer — and you might be too

New York is home to an abundance of A-listers and socialites, the Met Gala, a rich sports history, and a strong hand in the music industry. In terms of music hotspots, the Big Apple reigns as the East Coast capital for major record labels, festivals, and stunning venues. The summer brings live performances to an […]

I hate to say it, but all good people admit when they’re wrong. After attending Coachella in 2022, I saw a dying franchise desperately trying to retain its grasp on relevancy. With lackluster Californian crowds who only go for the festival name and not the names headlining, outsiders often wonder why artists treat this as […]