Cautious Clay has announced the new EP, Thin Ice on the Cake, which will arrive on Nov. 18. The forthcoming release marks his fourth EP, following Blood Type (2018), Resonance (2018), and Table of Context (2019). It also follows his 2021 debut album, Deadpan Love (More on that later).
R&B newcomer Chxrry22 isn’t wasting any time to showcase her voice in a live setting. Just days after releasing her debut EP, The Other Side, the XO Records/Republic Records signee performed for TIDAL Sessions. Dressed in a black leather jacket and denim jeans, the Toronto native opened her acoustic set with her focus track “Wasteland.” She
Durand Bernarr has announced 2023 dates for his headlining Wanderlust Tour. It follows his Step Into My Office Tour, which encompassed seven concerts throughout August. Bernarr’s Wanderlust Tour will open in Oakland, California, on Feb. 13, 2023. It includes eight additional nights in February and eight in March, spanning major national cities such as Seattle
Just in time for cuffing season, Ari Lennox has released the official video for “POF,” the opening song from her sophomore album age/sex/location. It was directed by Mez for Heirs with a co-direction assist from Panola Rhode. The new visual for “POF” picks up where the video for “Hoodie,” the album’s second single, left off
Founded by Eric and Krissy Nordhoff and hosted at the Fourth Avenue Church of Christ, the 2022 conference brought in guest speakers like Rita Springer, Dwan Hill, Christy Nockels, David Leonard, and many other voices from the Christian music community. The post 2nd Annual Writing Worship Conference Wraps appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
American officials said they were not aware of the plan ahead of time for the attack that killed Daria Dugina and that they had admonished Ukraine over it.
A logger’s daughter, she was among the first women to thrive in the high-risk, high-reward field and a key backer of fledgling Russian companies in the 1990s.
Plus arming Taiwan to deter China and OPEC cuts oil production.
Europe, China and North America were parched by extreme heat that would have been ‘virtually impossible’ without the effects of global warming, scientists said.
The pull back of Russian forces has revealed a panorama of ruined towns and empty villages left in its wake.