Alicia Key’s intimate concert for hurricane Sandy responders and volunteers
On the day of her fifth album’s release, there’s only one place Alicia Keys wanted to be: home. A native New Yorker, the R&B singer […]
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Karmin goes on a “Sleigh Ride” with Coach and Rachel Zoe
If you thought you saw Karmin’s festive side when they appeared at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade last week, you haven’t seen anything yet. Earlier this […]
PopBytes talks with David Bazan
It’s been eight years since rockers Pedro The Lion released their last full-length album. A band that was known for both its gritty and melancholy […]
PopBytes talks with ZZ Ward
Last month, Oregon-raised singer/songwriter ZZ Ward released her premiere album, Til The Casket Drops. Distributed via Hollywood Records, the record marries the sounds of a […]
Interview: Author Chris Stedman
In stores this week, Faitheist details author Chris Stedman’s tumultuous and ultimately inspiring journey with religion. In his late childhood, Stedman became a “born-again” Christian […]
Review: Solange’s “Losing You”
In 2008, Solange released her masterful and criminally underrated album, Sol-Angel And The Hadley Street Dreams. On the record’s opening track, “God Given Name,” the […]
ZZ Ward showcases her debut album in NYC!
In 2004, producer Danger Mouse gained notoriety when he decided to release a free viral album that married contemporary hip-hop to classic rock. As bold […]
Review: Erin McCarley’s ‘My Stadium Electric’
It’s been nearly four full years since Nashville singer/songwriter Erin McCarley released her debut album, Love, Save The Empty. A compilation of moody folk-tinged pop/rock, […]
Exclusive: PopBytes talks with Bat for Lashes
Bat For Lashes’ Natasha Khan is ready to expose herself to the world. The October release of the singer’s third album, The Haunted Man, promises […]
Exclusive: Talking with Iggy Azalea
22-year-old Australian rapper Iggy Azalea may not have an album out yet, but she’s easily one of the busiest players in the industry. Following the […]
Talking ‘Our Lady’ with James Fluhr
It was a moment that changed Boston University senior James Fluhr’s life forever. Christmas was just one week away and Fluhr was getting out of […]
Talking with ‘Celeste and Jesse Forever’
Over the past few years, deconstructing the romantic comedy has become somewhat of a standard practice amongst art house films. Movies like 500 Days of […]