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Indigo De Souza’s new album Precipice will be out in a few weeks now, towards the end of this month. We’ve already heard “Heartthrob,” and now, today (July 8), De Souza has shared another new one, “Be Like The Water.” De Souza says of the song: “Be like the water is about being brave and protecting your energy. It’s about listening to your inner self and respecting your gut instinct. My favorite lyric in the song is ‘you can leave […]
While the event is technically called the Essence Festival of Culture, one of its biggest draws is the nightly concert featuring some of the biggest names in Black music. But at the 2025 Essence Fest in New Orleans, those names and the music they represent could be seen, heard, and felt throughout the weekend, all over the city — whether that was in the convention hall or just walking the streets of the Big Easy. If you had to pick […]
The Uproxx Music Travel Hot List series is sponsored by Priceline, where you can go to book your next music travel adventure. It’s been five years since the live entertainment industry was shut down and the after effects are still being felt by some acts. Case in point, look at the April announcement of Little Brother‘s 12-stop Curtain Call Tour, which the North Carolina rap mainstays are calling their final tour. Incidentally, this isn’t the group’s first “final” tour: They […]
The Uproxx Music Travel Hot List series is sponsored by Priceline, where you can go to book your next music travel adventure. Nobody knows travel like a DJs and musicians. Planes, trains, cars… yachts! There isn’t a mode of transportation that these artists don’t love to both ride and perform in. That’s why when we thought about who to reach out to for expert travel advice for this year’s Music Travel Hot List, DJs and artists like techno master Paul […]
There isn’t a single group more transformative to hip-hop than the Wu-Tang Clan. They redefined what hip hop could be, forever changing and morphing rap music into their image, inspiring multiple generations of artists and even reaching beyond music. Simply put, we struggle to imagine what hip hop — with all its disparate sub-genres and larger than life personalities — would look, sound, and be like without the impact of the Wu-Tang. So when it was first announced that this […]
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Chicago phenom Ric Wilson creates the kind of music that makes the walls sweat – a kinetic blend of funk, disco, and hip-hop that gets crowds to their feet and fans itching to catch him performing live. But even as the hype behind his music career builds, he stays smooth, cool, bold, and balanced – just like the glass of Rémy Martin V.S.O.P he’s sipping on during his intimate, no-holds-barred interview with Uproxx. As an extension of Rémy Martin’s V.S.O.P […]
Oasis recently announced a reissue of (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, but wait: there’s more! With all eyes on the band as they’re in the midst of their Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour, they’ve announced Complete Studio Album Collection. The set is available on either eight CDs or 14 vinyl records and includes remastered versions of 1994’s Definitely Maybe, 1995’s (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, 1997’s Be Here Now, 2000’s Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants, 2002’s Heathen Chemistry, 2005’s […]
When Uproxx last spoke with Geese, the band was fresh out of high school and had just released their second album, Projector. They’ve come a long way since then, as today (July 8), Geese announced their fourth album, Getting Killed. They also shared “Taxes,” which starts carried by tribal-sounding drums before morphing into a lighter tune more of a jangle-pop sound by way of Modest Mouse. A press release says the new album “obliterates any expectations the band has set […]
