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Image Image Credit Screenshot from Coi Leray’s “Act Like You Know” video Image Alt Screenshot from Coi Leray’s “Act Like You Know” video Image Size landscape-medium Key Takeaways: Miyoco makes her first official music video appearance in “Act Like You Know” alongside her mom, Coi Leray. The video, directed by Omar Jones, features cameos from Shoreline Mafia and playful nods to Coi’s post-mom era. Miyoco’s name blends Coi and Trippie Redd’s, marking a personal and creative milestone for the couple. Coi Leray treated her “Act Like You Know” video like bring your kid to work day. On Friday (Oct. 3),…

Fender is currently offering a 10% discount on its line of Paramount Acoustic guitars. The company has also launched a new Tone Master FR-12 Tweed amp and Hammertone pedals. The discount applies to all guitars in the Paramount family, including the PS-220E Parlor, PO-220E Orchestra, PD-220E Dreadnought, PR-180E Resonator, and the PM-180E Mandolin. Original prices from $399.99 to $829.99 have been reduced to $359.99 to $749.99 (purchase here). Meanwhile, the new Tone Master FR-12 Tweed amp is pretty sweet, wrapped in iconic ’50s era tweed covering and brown striped grill cloth. It retails for $749.99 (pick up here). Related VideoAnd…

Isaiah Falls and Alex Isley have teamed up for their incredibly smooth listening experience “JUST A DREAM”, a track that’s bound to set the mood right if it’s date night with your loved one. Isaiah Falls is a multi-talented artist from the city of Orlando, Florida who draws inspiration from r&b, soul, and hip-hop. Albeit his craft balances nostalgia and a modern aesthetic, and that’s exactly what we step into on “JUST A DREAM”. The bounce of the drums along with the percussion is reminicent of the 2000s, while the dreamy keys intertwine with the soft guitars to form an…

Lorde has officially joined over 1,000 artists and labels in the “No Music for Genocide” boycott, blocking her music from being streamed in Israel. Other acts, like IDLES,  MUNA, Caribou, and TOKiMONSTA, have followed suit as well. In its own words, the “No Music for Genocide” movement is a response to “the genocide in Gaza; ethnic cleansing of the Occupied West Bank; apartheid within Israel; and political repression of Pro-Palestine efforts wherever we live.” In doing so, it joined a growing list of entertainment movements with similar goals. In plain terms, the music of the artists involved will no longer…

The title of Klur’s latest release “Seamount” is quite fitting as it feels like you’ve just been submerged underwater through its immersive, weightless aesthetic. Hailing from Sweden, Klur is an artist who likes composing with the balance of organic and synthetic. We even see his connection to nature throughout the visuals of his new album with Enhanced After the Rain. “Seamount” is among the most cinematic pieces on the project with it’s enoumous soundscape and brass hanging over the backdrop. The presence of soft vocals introduce a soulful charm, a feature that complements the track’s hopeful, inspirational tone. Source link

Queens of the Stone Age kicked off their “Catacombs Tour” in Chicago on Thursday, October 2nd. During their 17-song set at the Chicago Theatre, the band debuted a new song fans are calling “Easy Street.” Catchy and melodic, the song has drawn comparisons to David Bowie’s Let’s Dance era, with other fans noting a “Flamenco vibe.” Another Redditor wrote that the track “sounded like it was a Broadway scene.” Check out fan-shot footage below. Get Queens of the Stone Age Tickets Here “The Catacombs Tour” continues Friday, October 3rd, in Detroit, with subsequent North American shows in Toronto, New York City,…

Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal, punk, and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday. This week, we highlight Lamb of God’s new single “Sepsis.” This is sludgy for Lamb of God and an effective change of pace — quite literally — for the Richmond, Virginia vets. Mark Morton’s riffs are bruising at this slower pace, the bass tone is filthy, and Randy Blythe reaches to a deep register that has him bellowing like a heavy metal Nick Cave. Aside from a brief blasty bit, they maintain this…

Yungblud has announced a Spring 2026 North American headlining tour in support of his recent album, IDOLS. The UK singer will kick off the 24-date “IDOLS Tour” on May 1st in Sterling Heights, Michigan, and wrap things up June 13th in Atlanta. The outing will make stops in such markets as Minneapolis, Seattle, Las Vegas, Austin, Charlotte, and Boston, as well as iconic venues like Morrison, Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre, and New York City’s Radio City Music Hall. Get Yungblud Tickets Here An artist pre-sale starts Tuesday, October 7th, at 10 a.m. local time for fans…

Image Image Credit Prince Williams / Contributor via Getty Images Image Alt Rapper Young Thug performs During Young Thug Live From Fulton Courthouse on September 28, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia Image Size landscape-medium Key Takeaways: The Supernova edition includes 7 new tracks that fans had been waiting on for years. A posthumous Lil Keed feature is the only guest appearance on the deluxe. Several of the new songs were previously leaked or teased, now officially released. As promised, Young Thug has delivered the deluxe edition of UY SCUTI. On Friday (Oct. 3), the Atlanta rapper introduced an additional seven tracks…

After teasing fans with a 30-second clip of the new song “Tipping Point” last week, Megadeth have unleashed the full track. The tune marks the first single from the legendary thrash band’s upcoming final album, which is self-titled. The metal legends’ final LP will arrive on January 23rd, and is available for pre-order in various formats. Overall, it marks the band’s 17th album. “Tipping Point” has a classic Megadeth vibe, with virtuosic guitar playing by frontman Dave Mustaine and Teemu Mäntysaari, who joined the band 2023 and makes his recording debut on this track. Related Video“We all have different ‘tipping…