It’s New Music Friday, and we can’t hold back our excitement! Earlier today, Taylor Swift left the industry shook with the surprise release of folklore, which we highly recommend you give a listen to. She’s one of the many artists blessing our ears this week, and we’ve put together a list that’s sure to get your weekend off on the right foot! Take a look below and let us know who you’re jamming to in the comments section. Devin Kennedy’s “Deep Shit” Here at Pop Culturalist.com, we’re huge fans of
Harry Strange has caught the attention of music fans around the world with his unique approach to pop music. The London-based artist is combining emotionally poignant lyricism with dynamic production, garnering praise from Atwood Magazine, Earmilk, Euphoria, and the BBC. This July, he released his most personal EP to date, Something, Hold On, which finds Harry overcoming anxiety and embracing the unknown. We caught up with Harry to learn more about him and Something, Hold On. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Harry: I was lucky enough
Actor-writer Brandon Kyle Goodman has emerged as an advocate for change, both in the industry and in the world. As a queer, Black creative, Brandon is fighting for diverse representation where it matters most so that marginalized communities can see their stories told authentically and accurately. We recently spoke with Brandon about how he discovered his voice, his new film Feel the Beat, and how he and the writing team at Big Mouth are pushing inclusivity in upcoming seasons. Career PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts?
A new voice from Nashville is cutting through the noise on a very busy new music Friday. Joey Hendricks, the Pacific Northwestern turned Nashvillian, dropped his new single “Yours or Mine” today, and it’s worth the stream. The single is a soulful look at the start of a new relationship. In many ways, the song feels like the introduction to the Nashville John Mayer, a singer-songwriter that blends genres for an emotional experience. Joey fits right in with the waves of artists that are pushing the genre while rooting their