Monthly Archives: January 2017
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Music PR in 2026: Why Blog Placements on ArtistRack are the Backbone of SEO
In 2026, the music industry is a bit of a circus. Between AI-generated tracks flooding the feeds and the constant pressure to "go viral"...
The Rise of Mood-Based Genres: How to Tag Your Music for Playlists
Nobody goes to a streaming bar and types in "Mid-tempo Synth-pop with 80s influence" anymore. They type in "Crying in my car" or "Songs...
Lamb “Fort” Review: The Rise of Electronic Lyrical Pop
Lamb is officially moving past the viral success of "Overkill" and if you were worried about a sophomore slump, "Fort" is here to put...
Tkay Maidza ‘Must Be’ Review: A Bold New Era for the Pop Icon
Tkay Maidza has always been a bit of a shapeshifter, but her latest drop, "Must Be" feels like she’s finally stopped asking for permission...
Zeds Dead Word Scramble: New Bass Single with Subtronics & Tape B
When Zeds Dead drops something new, the electronic world stops to listen. But their latest single, "Word Scramble" feels like a particularly massive moment....
rum.gold Friend of a Friend Review: The Evolution of Ethereal Pop
If you’re familiar with rum.gold, you know he doesn’t just sing; he carries a mood. With his latest drop, "Friend of a Friend" he’s...
Squirrel Flower & Billie Marten – Wheels Single Review
The best road songs aren’t usually written in a fancy studio; they’re born out of long hauls and weird moments at 2 AM gas...
Linea Personal – Por LA Single Review | New Music 2026
The trick with "Por LA" is that it doesn’t try too hard to be a radio hit, which is exactly why it works. It’s...
Mixing vs Mastering: Why You Shouldn’t Do Both Yourself
When you’re an independent artist, "DIY" isn't just a choice—it’s a survival tactic. You’ve probably spent weeks staring at your DAW, tweaking that snare...
Andrea Bejar’s ‘Delicately’ is a Soulful First-Gen Masterpiece
Whether it’s the way she blends languages or the way her voice seems to hang in the air like smoke, there’s something undeniably special...
Flatland Cavalry Gets “Unglued” | New Single & Work of Heart Review
There’s something about the way Flatland Cavalry handles a song that just feels like West Texas. They’ve always had this knack for balancing those...
Kota the Friend “Down The River” Review: Brooklyn’s Soulful New Single
Most of the rap coming out of Brooklyn lately feels like it’s being fed through the same high-pressure "drill" filter. It’s loud, it’s aggressive,...
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