Who else but Bad Bunny could be the big winner this week? Beyond Benito, Pharrell, the Clipse, and J. Cole presents as just that.

Laufey shares her Valentine's Day track "Valentines." It's smooth jazz beauty, with a delicate delivery of her charming ...

As we turn to February, Don Toliver, Harry Styles, and Zara Larsson loom as more big winners in the early goings of the year.

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Recognizing the women who have paved the way in hip-hop and Black history, from Salt-N-Pepa to Missy Elliott to Megan Thee ...

Miguel currently occupies unusual territory. Though still squarely a mainstream act, it’s been a minute since we’ve gotten any major updates on the singer’s future, instead taking to scattered feature ...

After his own prolonged hiatus, the current most recognizable member of TDE came back with a bang, delivering the knockout punch of Blue Lips just a few months into the year. The most impressive thing ...

Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out the news to hardcore devotees via a recent livestream and more earnestly ...

It’s been almost two years since we waxed poetic on a rising face in electronic music, Barry Can’t Swim, checking in on a milestone achievement with his debut, When Will We Land. For this writer in ...

Music Daily’s Featured Artist, AURORA, is the artist who most captured the essence of nature in both her lyrics and music lines. This 26-year-old from Stavanger, Norway, has been reaching success via ...

Leading up to kickoff, Super Bowl LIX was already shaping up to break records. Predictions suggested it could become the most-watched event yet, though we’re still waiting for the official count. With ...

The end of the year means so many different things, but for the music lovers, it’s always been “list season.” If you’re among our ranks as folks whose tabulation of new releases never seems to meet ...