Full of original compositions and soulful covers, ‘Nothing More to Say’ houses smooth and rough sounds alike, making for a unique and truly complete album by The Frightnrs.
Drake’s “Childs Play” Is Morosely Adult in Content and Execution
Featuring a slew of double crossing and hapless nights at the strip club, Drake’s “Childs Play” is anything but, making for a video flirting with absurdity and earnestness.
Bastille, Black Eyed Peas, and Sia in Singles This Week
Bastille will “Send Them Off!,” The Black Eyed Peas asks “#WHEREISTHELOVE,” and Sia and Kendrick Lamar claim to be “The Greatest” in singles this week.
Kanye West, Steven Tyler, and Celebrating Creativity Exhibit This Weekend in the Arts
See De Niro in the biographical boxing thriller ‘Hands of Stone,’ help Kanye’s ego grow during Saint Pablo tour, and marvel at the fruits of creativity at the O’Neill Celebrating Creativity exhibit this weekend in the arts.
Goulding is ‘Still Falling for You,’ Florence + The Machine ‘Wish That You Were Here,’ and More in Singles This Week
Florence + The Machine embrace the supernatural, Usher and Ruben Blades remain “Champions,” and Ellie Goulding cannot let you go in singles this week.
Green Day Harkens Back to Dookie Days, Remains Visually Pedestrian in “Bang Bang” Music Video
Ineffectually throwing cultural references at viewers, Green Day’s latest music video “Bang Bang” appears to have forgot the glue, as this pedantic punk collage fails to impress.
Spears Continues to Seduce, Serenade, and Solidify Pop Legacy in ‘Glory’
Though some songs on ‘Glory’ adopt new elements, like a cappella and Spanish, Spears maintains her own style and vibrancy, on which she created her renown pop career.
Music Industry Melodrama Distracts from Well-Produced Summer Releases
New albums and upbeat, poppy singles released provided an appropriate playlist for the beach days and road trips of summer 2016.
Billboard Hosts Star-Studded Lineup at Annual Hot 100 Music Festival
The 2016 Billboard Hot 100 Music Festival, headlined by Ariana Grande, Calvin Harris, and Fetty Wap, highlighted a year of new music.
An Interview with Josiah and the Bonnevilles
The Heights had the opportunity enough to sit down with Josiah and the Bonnevilles, an up-and-coming band, who spoke about their beginnings, their music, and their hopes for the future.