Jeff Bernat: The Filipino Singer That Brings New Vibes to R&B

After much anticipation, is ‘The Big Day’ everything it’s been made out to be?

Even though he’s gone, the New Orleans funkmaster lives on through memories and samples alike.

The chilling climate change warning is a stunning blend of activism and art.

This Dream Theater album’s lyrical insight into mental illness is still relevant today.

Only Postmodern Jukebox could see Eminem in gypsy jazz.

If you find yourself in a music rut, don’t despair.

Dive deep into the true crime genre this summer.

The musician’s latest release reframes our issues as an opportunity for self-improvement, rather than an excuse for self-pity.

The powerhouse musician ups the ante by doing two simultaneous tours, Enigma and Jazz & Piano.

Nigerian musician Burna Boy could be the next breakout artist.

The Chicago MC’s debut album is a 22 track love letter to God, marriage and his wife that’s heavy on enthusiasm and light on most everything else.

Rap and hip-hop is once again turning to Africa for inspiration.

Classical music isn’t dead, it’s just evolved into something greater.

Giddy up boys, Spacey Kacey is the new sheriff in town.

This crooner’s heavily soulful sound is filled with hard work and heartbreak.

It’s not all about trucks, beers and hometown girls.

Smith’s second album is a considerably rare yet beautiful approach to rap music.

The latest album by the Christian rapper dives deep into themes of pain, depression and introspection.

The Flaming Lips still have it decades later.

Each song has something to offer listeners — whether it be positive or negative.

Take a listen to the Austrian musician’s newest track, ‘Snake Charmer,’ and three other songs that put a new twist on swing.

As the eligibility period comes to a close, Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish look to dominate.

The Japanese genre evokes the sounds of neon city life, and it’s starting to make a splash in the West.

Smart home speakers are becoming incredibly popular but have been inaccessible to the deaf and hard of hearing community — until now.

This mixtape is inherently political and emotionally charged.

Five years on, it’s time to take a look at one of jazz music’s unlikelier duos.

Dreamville finds strength and inspiration in numbers.

They’re leaving their Disney personas far behind.

These artists are shedding light on a subject that is often left in the dark.

Ingrid Michaelson’s new album sets the ever-popular ‘Stranger Things’ to music.

Does she just need to calm down?

Thom Yorke and Paul Thomas Anderson collaborate to create a surreal music video.

Here are the details about the rapper’s detainment in Sweden.

Hot girl summer isn’t over yet. Keep the energy going with these jams.

EDM producer Marshmello is making more of the same.

With their raw talent and catchy ballads, how could they be ignored?

It’s time to look behind the scenes of this multibillion-dollar industry.

The DNA test wasn’t kidding when it said she was 100% ‘that b—h.’

The annual awards ceremony aims to showcase the best of black performers, and the 2019 Awards did just that, with established legends and fresh faces alike.

Funk’s not dead.

The Jonas Brothers aren’t the only brothers taking the music scene by storm.

Long pushed out of the spotlight in favor of performers, songwriters are finally getting to be the center of attention.

Step aside, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Lay back, relax and let these podcasters do all the research while you tan poolside this summer.

How the body-embracing tunes we love today came to be.

The folk-rock band explores the generational impact of addiction.

The electronic music scene is in desperate need of a feminist revolution.

Freddie Gibbs and Madlib deliver some old school hip-hop nostalgia.

Help yourself to these awesome podcasts.

Yeezy there Kanye … You’re getting a tad too culty.

This album honors black pride and celebrates diversity.

Broadway is getting better, but The Great White Way still has ways to go before becoming truly accessible.

What’s next for these two artists?

Crybaby’s headin’ off to high school.

Mark Ronson’s latest work is a fun sort of sad.

Meet Blood Cultures, the elusive electro-pop band that aims to play with your nostalgia.

You can only listen to the waves for so long.

This isn’t a shout out to my ex, but it is a shout out to all the people who haven’t heard Little Mix’s bops.

Mac Miller’s self-awareness and inner trauma remain, but his spirit transcends.

A recently released album, a coinciding tour and the promise for brand-new music in 2020 – emo kids’ favorite goth rock band is coming back.

I’ve been coming out of my cage for the past decade and a half, and I’m not doing just fine!

The funk group Lettuce continues to innovate and expand their sound on this amazing new album.

The duo’s music combines their Appalachian influences with poignant lyrics about nostalgia and loss.

Being open on both YouTube and in her music has paved the way for the musician’s success.

This uniquely Canadian podcast and radio show uses the debate format for laughs, and oftentimes, adds some insight into political discourse.

It’s not exactly the classic teen angst sound, but it spoke to us.

When straight singers write LGBTQ+ anthems, can the final product ever do more than pander?

K-pop’s biggest stars sit down with each other to remind everyone that they’re still normal people.

Consider these a soundtrack for your summer days.

You’ll never look at video games the same.

The centuries-old music style is getting an infusion of young musical prodigies.

Springsteen steps aside and lets the music take control in his new album.

These rising stars are bringing electronic music to the surface of Texas’ country-centric musical landscape.

Pretending to scratch your dad’s old records on the turntable is still fun though.

The pop sensation-turned-activist embraces the queer community with her new single in support of Pride Month.

These seven tips will ensure that you’re enjoying the experience instead of passed out in the medical tent.

Two years after Styles teased new music, the follow-up to his successful 2017 debut album has been shrouded in mystery.

Straight out of the forests of Norway, Aurora puts a violent twist on environmentalism and what it means to be a woman on her latest release.

Time to meet Chuck Person, Blank Banshee, Saint Pepsi and George Clanton.

Jam out or binge-watch? With these soundtracks, you can do both.

‘Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass’ promises a chapbook composed of her signature lyricism. Is that a good thing?

Born from Stan Twitter and the ashes of early Britney rises Slayyyter, in all her glittery glory.

‘Happiness Begins’ suffers from high expectations and an apathetic output.

Reading has never been easier.

The song is a perfect introduction to the band’s mobile game and its focus on following your dreams.

The Jonas Brothers are back with a new outlook on life and a new album that is sure to define the summer of 2019.

The album that caters to, literally, every personality type.

‘Lucid’ is a safe space for inclusivity, representation and inner strength.

A Great Big World is not afraid to break barriers and challenge people to change.

The musical ‘Rocketman’ is like no other biopic, mixing in a little magic to tell the story of Elton John’s rise to stardom.

As the band’s members have grown, their sound has changed. Some fans aren’t happy about that.

And why shouldn’t he?

This music student knows passion when he sees it.

Did your favorite make the cut?

His last album marked a stark break from its predecessors. So does ‘IGOR.’

In her lyrics and life, Rogers exudes a confident self-assurance.

Each of these programs has a standalone format, which means no bingeing required.

Once ambiguously closeted, Lacy is now definitively out and making music that feels alive with bravado.

The band is so psychedelic that just listening to them will get you buzzed.

The ‘Nailed It!’ star and her ‘dick-list’ are the perfect podcast to contextualize your romantic woes.