Tagged: 2015

The internet is rather fickle these days, isn’t it? With artists like Low Steppa on the scene who have almost entirely amassed their following from a strong online presence, 2017 could never be more relevant to their rise with the … Read More →

Mako’s Hourglass is out now! To go track by track on their album would be way too easy, so here’s the deal on what you need to be excited about: Mako’s album contain an almost singer-songwriter vibe that contains a substantial amount … Read More →

We at RB are no fools in admitting that 2016 has been one hell of a year on all accounts — including music. Aside from the mad world that keeps spinning around us, some of the most prolific, emotional, and … Read More →

After all the people saying how our favorite musicians can’t play a single instrument, aren’t we sick and tired of this stereotype? Although we know very well our favorite DJs and producers have a wealth of musical knowledge, both classical … Read More →

What is it lately with all the talent coming from Australia? It looks like Anna Lunoe is on our list to becoming the next big thing to grace us ‘Yankies with some good ole fashioned Aussie attitude. Although she will … Read More →

As performers and artists alike are trying to outdo themselves creatively and the industry they helped build, very few are going back to the roots in the umbrella-realm of EDM by not only revisiting, but reinventing certain aspects of the … Read More →

If you haven’t heard of Betsie Larkin since the last time we did a piece on her, before her show at Talking Stick Resort, you might have heard the buzz of her electric performance swarming the corners of the EDM … Read More →

Most common listeners will frequently lump a musical group as one entity, forgetting that in order to complete that puzzle that makes up the sound of the group, you need those individual contributions to form that as well. Since their … Read More →

Lil Dicky’s newest music video of “Molly” might be the “hardest pill to swallow” in terms of music video releases this summer. Released on June 9th, 2016, “Molly” featured the layered chorus vocals of Brendon Urie, with a music video … Read More →

Since “Faded” hit number 12 on the U.S. Dance Charts in 2014, Chinese-American producer ZHU has been dropping hits toward his house debut album entitled Generation Why. EPs and promo singles have scattered his career since 2014, but Generation Why … Read More →