Chicago artist Mick Jenkins continues to impress with his hypnotic sophomore album.

In the modern landscape of music, it seems as if a new album is dropped out of thin air every week – whether we like it or not.

Starting last month, local artists could begin applying for this year-long program dedicated to funding their national and global pursuits.

Trying to put together an entire Halloween party playlist can be scary. Don’t you fear: here are ten spectacular horror movie soundtracks to listen to when you’re feeling extra festive.

What happened to pop music? In the streaming age, pop music has taken the backseat and faded into irrelevance. It’s turning into a dying effort. Pop icons have been changing their theme and sound through the years in an attempt to stay in the spotlight. It has stopped working.

Lo-fi hip-hop has become a online phenomenon for students trying to focus on their studies, but there is another side to this genre that you might not see from your “chill lo-fi beats to study/relax to” radio.

In our new bi-weekly series, ORANGE Magazine Music Staff curates a collection of freshly squeezed tunes to jump-start your week.

The final day at Austin City Limits Music Festival was hot, but only because Tanner Elle Schneider brought the heat.

Turns out, The Breeders are as charming as their fans say.

Austin’s very own Alejandro Rose-Garcia returned home for the second weekend at the Austin City Limits Music Festival Sunday evening.

Austin City Limits welcomed five of their own to the Tito’s Stage Friday afternoon. The audience greeted the alt-indie band with opened arms. The Duncan Fellows were home.

As Dwayne Michael Carter, better known as Lil Wayne, hit the HomeAway stage on Saturday, Oct. 13 at the Austin City Limits Music Festival, he immediately evoked a powerful sense of nostalgia among the crowd.