Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated rock icons Fuel return with new single “Want It” and the announcement of their seventh studio album, Pendulum. Written by vocalist Aaron Scott and founding guitarist Carl Bell, the track is an anthem for anyone chasing their next chapter while leaning on those who’ve stood by them along the way.

TJ Minor releases his latest single, “Disposable,” a hard-hitting pop anthem that unpacks the sting of a one-sided relationship through a raw reckoning with the realization that love and dependency were never the same thing. Produced by Jesse Lee Hauser (Bring Me The Horizon), the track arrives alongside an official visualizer, further sharpening TJ’s edge as an artist unafraid to turn heartbreak into hard-hitting hooks.

Genre-blurring alt-rock and hip-hop artist Ryan Oakes has unleashed his fierce new single, “LIGHTS OUT,” featuring Cody Carson of Set It Off. The high-octane anthem marks an electrifying collaboration that pairs Ryan’s signature razor-sharp lyricism with Set It Off’s dynamic rock sensibilities. The result is dripping with swagger, tension, and defiance, capturing the exact moment someone decides to stand their ground, flip the script, and take control.

Los Angeles-based dark pop artist Ella Boh announces her headline BLURRY Tour. Kicking off in late September and running through October, highlights include Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn and a hometown show at The Roxy. Following her headline run, Ella will join Artemas for an expansive UK/EU tour to close out the year. Along with today’s news, she will make her debut performance at Lollapalooza this afternoon. 

Brooke Lee keeps her foot on the gas with her latest release, “Driver Drive.” It’s a late-night, backseat kind of story about chasing one last moment with someone you just met.

She says, ““This song takes what we created on Desert Darling—those vibey, layered tracks that make you want to move, that roll-the-windows-down, keep-driving feeling—and brings it into a more everyday version of that freedom. 

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