Joshua Jewellz’s “Brunch at Midnight” reflects his personal struggles and life experiences through music. Described as “food for thought,” it features raw melodies and relatable lyrics, exploring themes of love and introspection. With a cohesive sound and production from James “J Rob” Roberson, it distinguishes itself from typical contemporary R&B. The project, released on September 22, promises to resonate deeply with listeners.
Saint Bodhi returns with her new single “Monsters,” featuring Freddie Gibbs, under the indie label Alta. In an interview, she discusses her musical journey, the challenges of navigating the major label system, and her desire for authenticity in her art. Bodhi aims to connect deeply with fans while expanding her brand.
The Qoncert Awards 2026 celebrated artists at Bounce Empire in Lafayette, emphasizing the importance of fun in their careers. Brian Godeaux and Sean Garris encouraged artists to commit to the Qoncert app. Awards were presented, with LTG winning MVP and Jaydubb tha Ruler receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award among other recognitions.
Kayln from Wheelchair Sports Camp has accused RTD of illegally using her image in a Facebook post. She seeks public opinion on whether this is a clear violation or a nuanced issue. Readers are encouraged to share their thoughts by reposting on social media.
Denver is revising its entertainment venue licensing rules for the first time since the 1980s, aiming to simplify a complex system. Proposed changes include reducing license types from 14 to 3, but concerns from advocacy group ONE Denver highlight potential risks to local venues and grassroots music culture due to vague definitions and new regulations. Public feedback is being collected.
A new artist ranking list by IG creator Rawest in Rino highlights the Top 25 Colorado artists based on Spotify Monthly listeners, bringing a tangible approach to artist rankings. While some artists were omitted, the initiative is praised for its depth, featuring Old Man Saxon, TheycallhimAP, and Lil Travieso in the top three spots.
Kyle Montoya, known as DJ Hijinx, began his career as a bar back before transitioning to DJing despite lacking skills. Through determination and failures, he built Mile High DJ Supply, a unique hub for DJs, offering gear, practice space, and community support. His journey reflects passion for music and dedication to others.
Nigerian Afrofusion artist E.M.E releases “Go Hard Or Go Home” on April 3, a motivational anthem blending Afrobeats and hip-hop that emphasizes perseverance and faith in pursuing dreams. Featuring unique lyrics celebrating individuality, the single is set for broad appeal in sports and gaming. E.M.E begins a U.S. and Canada tour on April 18.
Panama Soweto, a celebrated poet and cultural strategist, releases his latest single “Blessings,” available on major streaming platforms. The track combines spoken word with soulful sounds, emphasizing resilience amid struggle. With over two decades of experience, Soweto continues to bridge art and community, inspiring listeners to appreciate their journeys and perspectives.
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