Welcome to New Music Friday, your one place to discover the biggest new song, album and DVD releases. We begin with our ...

What could be in this mysterious package? Credit: Ira Flatow Back in 1998, comedian and author Steve Allen, first host of The Tonight Show, joined Ira on Science Friday to talk about the importance of ...

Happy New Music Friday! It's every audiophile's favorite day of the week, and some of our favorite artists from all different genres have blessed us with new tunes. Ariana Grande dropped her steamy ...

Will Smith is turning his trials into triumph in his new rap song, “You Can Make It.” Released Friday, Smith brings on Fridayy and the Sunday Service Choir (the same choir you may be familiar with due ...

Lando Norris, known for his quick wit and infectious personality, recently shared a hilarious story that still brings a smile to his face. It all started with the viral ‘Friday’ song, a track that has ...

Ten years after Rebecca Black became an unintentional viral phenomenon, she’s finally getting her flowers. Though widely mocked for the music video that she put out as a teenager, both Rebecca, now 23 ...

The theme of this week's Best New Music Friday: Songs you wish you could dance to while surrounded by friends in any kind of space you can feasibly dance in. While for many people that kind of ...

Mickey Guyton has long been an important voice in country music — even when she hasn't been given the country radio play of her white counterparts. The Texas native returns with new single “Black Like ...

Welcome to New Music Friday, your one place to discover the biggest new song, album and DVD releases. Let's get into the albums. Pop icon Jessie J is back with her first studio release in seven years, ...

The track boasts a woozy groove filled with dreamy guitars, plus synths and drums that hit with a thud then carom into space. Octavian alternates between a steady flow and a sing-song drawl as he ...

Before Radiohead released The Bends in 1995 and kicked off an unimpeachable run, there was 1993's Pablo Honey. For a time, I ranked Pablo Honey alongside stuff like the Clash's Cut The Crap: ...