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Platinum-certified singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Sueco walks the line between musical styles fearlessly and without a net. Emerging from the first wave of digitally native breakout artists, he initially garnered widespread attention with a string of viral releases and RIAA-certified records, establishing himself as a versatile songwriter with cross-genre appeal. Since then, he has deliberately redefined his artistic direction, positioning himself at the forefront of a new generation of alternative artists bridging rock, punk, and metal influences with contemporary production.
Today, he drops the video for his new single "ENEMY," featuring blackbear.
"Enemy" unites Sueco and blackbear for a powerful alt-rock collaboration designed for immediate impact in both the rock and alternative worlds. It's the ultimate banger - boasting glitchy electronics, an explosive breakdown, and undeniable chemistry between the participants.
Prior to "Enemy," Sueco unleashed "REARRANGING SCARS," his smash metal hit for the official Scream 7 soundtrack. Its placement within one of the most commercially successful installments of the iconic horror franchise further amplified its cultural impact, as Scream 7 delivered a standout global box office performance and ranked among the series' top openings.
With a new full-length project forthcoming, Sueco is entering a defining chapter of his career. He has global tour plans through 2027, which will be revealed in due course. As he continues to refine and scale his sound, Sueco stands poised to solidify his position within the modern rock landscape and extend his reach across both alternative and mainstream audiences. Outlets like Nylon, Billboard, and Rolling Stone have already taken note.
Sueco is only just getting started..

SAGE is an East Coast rock band from the illustrious music scene of New Jersey. Founded in 2023, the band consists of accomplished musicians, vocalist Mike Rafter, vocalist and guitarist James Benedetto, guitarist Chris Coletti, and drummer Nick Perrone. Connecting on a shared passion for timeless rock with a more modern energy, the four piece quickly forged a sound that feels both nostalgic and new.
In 2024, "SAGE" released their debut EP, "Heartwired" marking a major milestone in the band's journey. The project showed off the band's natural talent in songwriting, helping to expand their audience and build momentum throughout the scene. The EP introduced listeners to their unique blend of heavy riffs, melodic hooks, and heartfelt lyrics, proving that they are a band to look out for.
Looking to spread positivity and good vibes through their music, "SAGE" aims to remind the world of the healing power of music and the importance of self-expression. With high energy live performances and a genuine connection to their fans, the band continues to grow, evolve, and make their mark.
About the song:
Deep End is really about breaking free from someone who keeps trying to pull you back into their chaos. It's about setting boundaries, standing your ground, and reclaiming your power after being hurt. It uses that "deep end" metaphor to represent consequences. At some point you have to let people face the tide on their own in order to learn.
We actually flew out to LA to work with producer Hiram Hernandez, and that experience took the band's sound to a whole different level. He helped bring so many ideas to life and really pushed us to be our best selves when writing. We're pumped on what we created together. - Jame

Rising artist Dream Beard announces the release of his new single "HIGH LIFE," through Judge & Jury Records, a deeply personal collaboration with the genre-bending group Dropout Kings. The track was produced by Cameron Mizell (Machine Gun Kelly, Sleeping with Sirens), who originally introduced Dream Beard to Judge & Jury Records, founded by Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, POD, Daughtry) and Neil Sanderson of Three Days Grace. "Cam has become a key part of our production team, and we are excited about what we're building together in 2026," says Benson.
 
Following the tragic passing of Adam Ramey, Dropout King's lead vocalist, the loss sent shock waves through fans, collaborators, and the music community at large. 
 
For Dream Beard, the loss hit especially close to home, not only as a fan and collaborator, but as someone who had shared a real moment with Ramey long before this track came to life. Years earlier, Dream Beard was invited by Memphis May Fire to attend ShipRocked. During a day off, he noticed people were smoking cigars and wanted to do the same, so he went on an adventure seeking one out. As he wandered past a row of private villas, he spotted a man sitting on a porch enjoying one. Dream Beard asked where he could find a cigar, and the man invited him into his bungalow to share his own. That man was Adam Ramey. A simple exchange turned into a memorable connection, one that now adds even deeper meaning to "HIGH LIFE." This is also the first Dropout Kings track to drop since vocalist Adam Ramey's untimely death last year. 
 
In the wake of that tragedy, Dream Beard reached out to Black Cat Bill, reigniting a creative connection that would ultimately lead to "HIGH LIFE." What began as an idea quickly evolved into something far more powerful.
 
Vocalist Dream Beard shares, "Last year, I hit rock bottom. When I started finding hope, I wrote this song as a cry to break the cycle I had found myself in. Once I had the concept of the song, Chango Cam and I got in the studio and it was the fastest song we've made. When we were done, we knew it needed more. At the same time, we both said, 'We need Dropout Kings on this.' It has that unique trap metal sound that's so perfectly defined by them. I already had the foundation of the song, but once Black Cat Bill added his voice to it, everything changed. It became something bigger than both of us, it became something honest- that's when we knew we had a hit!"
 
He adds, "We all have cycles in our lives we need to break. You can call them generational curses or bad habits, but whatever they are, they keep us from our highest path. This song is about recognizing that and choosing something better."
 
That message is rooted in Dream Beard's real-life journey. Raised in a home impacted by meth addiction, he was kicked out at just 13 years old and forced to survive on his own early in life. After getting sober, he spent years searching for meaning, first becoming a pastor, later exploring Buddhism, before stepping away from organized religion and building his own path. He went on to launch Dream Beard Company, a beard oil brand that grew into an international business with products sold in over 30 countries before closing in the wake of the COVID era. Since then, he has shifted into production work, now developing cutting-edge hologram projects through his latest creative venture.
 
"HIGH LIFE" represents a small piece of a larger story about conquering hardships and breaking generational curses. It is a heavy-hitting nu-metal banger that combines raw, introspective, passionate rap lyrics with Fever 333 swagger & a reminiscence of Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory.
 
Founded by multi-platinum producer Howard Benson and Neil Sanderson (drummer and songwriter of Three Days Grace), Judge & Jury brings decades of success in the rock world, offering extensive promotional, production, and songwriting resources. 

Fresh off an explosive return to Ultra Miami, 2x-GRAMMY nominee and global electronic powerhouse Steve Aoki joins forces with record-breaking comedian Sebastian Maniscalco for the release of their electrifying new single, "Does Your Father Know You Dance Like That?" - out today.  Blending high-energy festival production with Maniscalco's signature mix of physical comedy observational humor, and vividly animated storytelling rooted in life's absurdities, the track lands as a bold, fan-first moment - designed for dance floors, group chats, and viral choreography alike. Built around an instantly addictive hook and playful call-and-response structure, the record captures the spirit of a night out at its most chaotic and hilarious. Maniscalco first premiered the comedic dance track during Justin Bieber's Halloween livestream last Fall. Initially produced by PARISI (Ed Sheeran, Fred Again) and Sebastian's Creative Director and GRAMMY-nominated songwriter and producer Freddy Wexler (Justin Bieber, Blackpink), the track quickly caught Bieber's attention with him exclaiming "that's going to pop off in Ibiza," while Maniscalco jokingly teased that he'd be playing Coachella in April. Wexler then brought the song to Aoki, who began working on it-adding his signature sound and helping the track fully realize its dancefloor potential.
Inspired by his teenage nights dancing at Chicago teen clubs, Maniscalco declared Friday night 'dance night.' "You started getting ready for Friday on Monday," he joked, "practicing moves in front of the mirror before strutting into the club with confidence. The track imagines today's nightlife at its wildest - rocking sunglasses indoors, sparklers at your table, and 14 guys sharing a single bottle of Grey Goose - leaving only one question: 'What's wrong with people?'" Arriving alongside the single, the official music video brings the track's larger-than-life personality to the screen. The visual opens with Aoki and Maniscalco calling each other from their respective Las Vegas hotel rooms before linking up to take over the night. What follows is a high-energy, comedic ride through the city, from impromptu dance-offs in a hotel room to Maniscalco joining Aoki live onstage in front of a packed Las Vegas crowd, blurring the line between stand-up, spectacle, and a full-scale dance party.  "Sebastian is one of the funniest people I've ever met and this collab was all about bringing that into the club," said Aoki. "I knew I wanted to do it in an authentic way though, so it only made sense to work with Parisi on the track, who I'm also a huge fan of.  It's fun, unexpected, and perfect for the dancefloor."
"I've been dancing to other people's music for years. Now I finally have a song of my own to move to," said Maniscalco. "Collaborating with Steve Aoki made it even more special. He brought so much energy and creativity to the song and, apparently, to my social calendar too. He's had me out promoting this thing in nightclubs until 3 o'clock in the morning, which is a real change for me. I think the last time I was out that late was 2009." The collaboration arrives with serious momentum. Aoki, who has amassed nearly 3 billion streams and been dubbed "one of the most in-demand entertainers in the world" by Billboard, continues to push boundaries across music and culture . Meanwhile, Maniscalco, has led one of the highest-grossing comedy tours in history, selling out arenas worldwide. His latest special, It Ain't Right, debuted as Hulu's #1 title within 24 hours as part of the platform's Hularious comedy slate. In 2025, he earned the #1 highest-grossing comedy tour in Billboard's Midyear Boxscore Report, ranked among the Top 25 global tours across music and comedy, and finished the year as the third highest-grossing comedy tour overall. He was also the only comedian on Pollstar's Top 20 Global Concert Tours of 2025, cementing his status as one of today's most influential figures in comedy. Aoki recently previewed the record during his Ultra Miami performance, where fans were treated to a visual cameo from Maniscalco, amplifying the track's larger-than-life personality. The release also coincides with Aoki's continued celebration of Dim Mak's 30th anniversary, marking a full-circle moment for one of dance music's most influential tastemakers.
Now fathers, Maniscalco and Aoki show that some things - like dancing like no one's watching (but everyone is) - never change. With its infectious hook and undeniable personality, "Does Your Father Know You Dance Like That?" is poised to become a multi-format hit, bridging music, comedy, and culture in a way only Aoki and Maniscalco can

Red Street Records' newest Country signee Walker Montgomery released his latest single, "Saving The Honky Tonks," available everywhere today (STREAM). As an ode to the classic honky tonks, with their dusty dance floors, beer-tinged barstools and traditional country sounds, today's single will have listeners two-stepping all night long on repeat. The chorus sings,  
"So I'm bringing back steel guitar / For the broken hearts / Drinkin' til the lights come on / I'm bringing back what's been gone / And the kinda songs / You can dance to all night long / I'm bringing back a two steppin', longneckin' nothing wrong / Givin' the people what they want / So if you're looking for me I'll be / Savin' the honky tonks"
Written by Walker alongside Lance Miller and Bobby Tomberlin and produced by Bart Butler, today's "Saving The Honky Tonks" marks Mongtomery's first release with Red Street Records and kicks off his headlining Saving The Honky Tonks tour launching April 9th in Charlotte, NC. To see Walker LIVE in a city near you, visit walkermontgomery.com. 

German rock 'n' roll powerhouse HARDBONE are back! Almost exactly six years after their last release, the band return with their brand new single "Four To The Floor", the first taste of their upcoming studio album due out in September via Massacre Records. Driven by raw energy and a no-compromise attitude, "Four To The Floor" is a bold musical statement that perfectly embodies HARDBONE's unmistakable spirit: gritty, straight-forward and right in your face. The track stands as a tribute to old-school rock 'n' roll and a love letter to sweat-soaked live shows fueled by pure, handmade guitar music.  With its infectious hook "three chords, nothing more - four to the floor", the song captures the essence of what HARDBONE stand for: stripped-down, high-voltage rock that hits hard and sticks instantly. "Four To The Floor" marks the beginning of a new chapter for the band and sets the tone for their upcoming sixth studio album, which promises to deliver everything fans expect - and more: loud, dirty, uncompromising rock 'n' roll with maximum impact. Heavy riffs, stoic drumbeats, pumping bass and vocals that cut through like a buzzsaw - HARDBONE continue to define their sound with relentless energy and authenticity. With nearly 20 years of stage experience and hundreds of shows under their belt, the Hamburg-based band have built a reputation for delivering explosive performances, whether in sweaty clubs or on major festival stages. Having shared stages with acts like Rose Tattoo and Thundermother and performed multiple times at Wacken Open Air, HARDBONE remain a force to be reckoned with in the modern rock scene - always aiming straight between the eyes. With a new album on the horizon, HARDBONE reaffirm their mission: 110% rock 'n' roll - reduced to the maximum. More details about the album will be revealed soon

Toby Keith's 35 Biggest Hits will debut on vinyl May 22nd, marking the first time his greatest hits have been pressed to record format. Universal Music Enterprises is releasing the three-LP set just over two years after Keith's death from stomach cancer at age 62. The collection spans Keith's catalog from his debut "Should've Been A Cowboy" through 2006, including "Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American)," "How Do You Like Me Now?!" and "As Good As I Once Was." The original CD version reached No. 1 on Billboard's Top 200 in 2024 and has spent over 275 weeks on the chart. The vinyl release coincides with his Blue Moon album's 30th anniversary reissue

Defects reveal their brand-new single "Artificial Icons," which boils over with rage on a world run by control and lies, and announce changes within the band.
Following on from themes touched upon on their debut album, "Artificial Icons" tackles wider socio-political issues. It's about zooming out on the world, noticing manipulation, and refusing to stand by.
It's a volatile mix of crushing riffs, thunderous breakdowns, and soaring choruses, surging between savage screams and anthemic vocals, pushing and pulling between chaos and clarity. The lyrics scream, "Oppress and pretend that this is all to protect, build back better, what the fuck do you mean, you wanna start a revolution that we don't even see."?
The song holds particular clarity in the world's political climate of 2026. Singer Tony Maue says, "Look around. I wanted to write a song that pushes you to think outside the box. I was faced with religious teachings when I was younger. I felt fear, I felt rage, and I wanted to fight back. Believe in what you choose, not in what others force on you for their own agendas, profit or control."
"Artificial Icons" follows their previous new single, "Heresy" - a brutal confrontation with blind faith and false hope. This is their first new music since the release of 2024's "Modern Error."
When their debut album was released, it connected with metal fans around the globe. Momentum surged as they hit the road hard, sweeping across Europe with Trivium, Northlane, Of Mice and Men, Orbit Culture, and Funeral for a Friend. Their festival checklist was a monster exercise: Download (UK), Slam Dunk (UK), Mystic Festival (Poland), Rock Im Park/Rock Am Ring (Germany), Impericon Festival (Germany), Rockharz (Germany), Summer Breeze Open Air (Germany), Rock for the People (Czech Republic), Jera On Air (The Netherlands), Graspop (Belgium), and Parkpop (Belgium).In late summer 2025, they reached a fork in the road. Harry Jennings (Drums), Luke Genders (Guitar), and David Silver (Bass) chose to step back and focus on new life chapters. Together with Maue, they co-wrote new music as a parting gift and legacy, leaving their mark as they departed.?
Maue and guitarist James Threadwell continue the band. "It was incredibly tough. They're my friends. I love those guys to pieces. When we wrote together, there was a real bond," Maue says, before adding, "There were moments when I didn't know how to piece this together to walk forward."
While this moment is bittersweet, they're stepping into a new era with a new lineup: Tony Maue (vocals), James Threadwell (guitar), Taylor Brown (guitar), and Rowan Jack (frums), bringing a renewed focus and the same fire that has always driven them forward.
"Artificial Icons" will continue to light the path. "I can't give up. I've given up before. I know what that looks like, and I'm not doing that again," says Maue

Formed in Sundsvall in 1985, the legendary melodic rock band ROULETTE quickly became a household name with appearances on major Swedish TV shows and shared stages with giants like Status Quo. Early recordings led to the single "Only The Strong" on Cupol Records, but it wasn't until 2008 that their debut album, 'Better Late Than Never,' finally saw the light of day.
A new era began in 2015 with the single "Secret Room," produced by Chris Rehn, which reignited the band's momentum and paved the way for the acclaimed 2019 album 'Now!.' Last year, ROULETTE celebrated their 40th anniversary with the release of their highly praised album 'GO!'-a record that entered charts worldwide and secured the #13 spot on Rocknytt's "Top 50 Albums of the Year 2025."
Today, to mark the continued success of 'GO!,' ROULETTE proudly release a brand new video and digital single for the album's opening track, "Answer To My Prayers."
With their signature blend of strong melodies, powerful riffs, and one of Sweden's finest vocal performances, the band continues to build on influences like Thin Lizzy, Def Leppard, Bryan Adams, and Van Halen, proving that ROULETTE's story is far from over

M-Theory Audio is proud to announce the signing of the Dutch hard rock powerhouse 7 Miles to Pittsburgh. Known for their masterful blend of classic hard rock grit and contemporary progressive power, these seasoned veterans are set to release their highly anticipated third studio album, 'Beyond Repair', on September 4, 2026.

To kick off this new chapter, the band has released the driving new single, "Pacific Coast Highway," now available on all digital platforms. The track is accompanied by a visually stunning music video created by the band's frontman, Andrew Elt.

"The lyrics to 'Pacific Coast Highway' came to me pretty quick after listening to the music Joris and Martin had demoed awhile back. Instantly I heard it had a 'driving' vibe. The lyrics came quick and fast, based on memories of driving the PCH in my few times spent in California. Even though that stretch of road is thousands of miles away, roads like the German autobahn, where I have accumulated an insane amount of miles over the years, didn't really inspire me to grace it with a song. Besides, Kraftwerk beat me to it," laughs Andrew.

"Highway 1 is an awe-inspiring stretch of asphalt, and when my son and I took a roadtrip through the beautiful state of California in 2024, we recorded some footage for the video. If you look close you might catch his cameo. It was also satisfying to see that I got my lyrics right, from the memories I still had. So, wherever you are, head off the Interstate/Motorway/Autobahn/Autostrada and hit the byways, top down, blast this song and enjoy the ride!"