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Karen Salicath Jamali’s Vocal Debut: The Power of OM Mare Shangri-la
After a decade of instrumental mastery following a life-altering experience, Karen Salicath Jamali introduces her voice to the world with the release of OM Mare Shangri-la.
POSITIVEMAN Enters Phase 2 With “TOMA” — A Cinematic Ode to Unity
Some artists chase trends. POSITIVEMAN builds worlds. With the arrival of “TOMA,” he doesn’t just drop a new single — he kicks open the door Continue Reading
DYLI Bares It All on New Single “Bad 4 U”
A deep dive into DYLI’s latest single ‘Bad 4 U,’ exploring its technical production, lyrical vulnerability, regional significance, and the artist’s decade-long career trajectory.
XTINE Makes the Kind of Pop That Actually Has Something to Say
At 11, navigating bullying and learning challenges, XTINE was handed a laptop and introduced to GarageBand at a new school. That single moment of access Continue Reading
KillerJ Channels Fear, Memory, and Isolation Into Raw Lyrical Confessions
KillerJ (Jarred Nelson) delivers a series of deeply personal lyrical pieces in “Taste Of Fear,” “Trapped In The Dark,” and “My Friends,” each shaped by Continue Reading
PinkPantheress Expands ‘Fancy That’ With Star-Studded Remix Edition
British dance-pop sensation PinkPantheress is set to release ‘Fancy Some More?’, a massive remix project featuring Kylie Minogue, Kaytranada, and more.
TchiTchi Bridges Cultures and Emotion on Non Est Ad Astra Mollis e Terris Via
There’s a quiet confidence in the way TchiTchi approaches music. He doesn’t rush to define himself, and more importantly, he doesn’t feel the need to. Continue Reading
This Is What New R&B Sounds Like When It’s Done Right — Layla Rey Proves It
Layla Rey doesn’t announce herself. She settles in. The Los Angeles-based R&B pop artist has been building a catalog that earns attention the old-fashioned way Continue Reading
A ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Sing-Along Is Coming To AMC Theaters For Halloween
As Halloween approaches, AMC Theaters is hosting special sing-along screenings of the hit film ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ from October 31 through November 2.
Eshan Agarwal Finds Lightness in Accountability on “That One’s On Me”
In a music landscape often driven by immediacy, Eshan Agarwal is taking a more deliberate path—one rooted in reflection, emotional clarity, and a quiet understanding Continue Reading
UPROXX: Redefining Music Television for the Connected Era
Explore the latest in music, culture, and entertainment with UPROXX, the premier destination for original shows, cover stories, and industry insights.
Kara North Debuts with “I’m Still Here,” A Pop Introduction Built for the Digital Age
Every so often, a new artist arrives who isn’t just releasing music—they’re introducing a framework. Kara North’s debut single, “I’m Still Here,” feels like one Continue Reading
Kapi Gantsu Finds Freedom in the Unscripted on Victory Theatre Live
There’s a certain risk in releasing a live project. It strips away the safety net—no endless retakes, no meticulous edits, no perfect conditions. For Kapi Continue Reading
The Providers and Friends Make Country-Rock on Their Terms
There are no matching outfits, no fixed lineup, no tour bus idling outside a venue. The Providers and Friends isn’t that kind of project, and Continue Reading
Young Meepa Explores a Fractured Reality on MXTPE #3: dystopia… Pt. 1
Young Meepa returns with a striking new chapter in his ongoing mixtape series, unveiling MXTPE #3: dystopia… Pt. 1. The nine-track release follows MXTPE #1: Continue Reading
New Interview with Longboat: The Genius Behind ‘Absentia’
Step inside the mind of a true sonic alchemist. With more than 30 albums under his belt, Longboat bends genres, blends textures, and breaks the Continue Reading
Lipstick Killer Brings “Real” to Life on Screen
On February 13, timed deliberately as a Valentine’s Day surprise, Lipstick Killer released the official music video for “Real,” one of the tracks from her Continue Reading
Anushka’s “My Valentine” Is a Thoughtful Pop Debut With Staying Power
Every so often, a debut single arrives that feels less like an experiment and more like a statement of intent. Sixteen-year-old independent artist Anushka delivers Continue Reading
Kelly Monrow Chooses Ease and Movement on “Tryna Dance”
With her latest single Tryna Dance, Kelly Monrow strips things back to something refreshingly simple. The song isn’t about chasing highs or dramatizing lows. It’s Continue Reading