Eighty Ninety – OutLoud! Culture

INsiders Guide: MOE, Kyd the Band, The Nursery, Eighty Ninety, Vox Rea, Tokio Hotel, 633, Tessa Violet, Lauren Mann, Quinn Pickering, Burning Pools, Me Nd Adam, Crimson Calamity, Sam DeRosa, Ay Em, Serena Ryder, Nalini Tranquim, Yawn, Tia Gostelow

Neill Frazer — Sat, 24 Oct 2020 09:02:44 +0000

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INsiders Guide: Zara Larsson, Madison Beer, Patrick Krief, KTJ & CARLY, BROOKLXN, Matte Blvck, XNilo, Brock Mattsson, Treasure, X.ARI, Steven Christopher, DUPLIC8, Larkins, Marcaux, Ziggy Alberts, ABISHA, Eighty Ninety, Race Banyon…

Neill Frazer — Sun, 23 Aug 2020 07:21:37 +0000

Zara Larsson has quietly notched yet another hit. Following a placement during a key sequence in the Netflix film Work It, her single “WOW” recently lit up streaming platforms. Cumulative worldwide numbers jumped exponentially over 2,300% from 17K streams-per-day to a whopping 447K streams-per-day. In the United States alone, the song exploded from 7K streams-per-day to 120K streams-per-day. On…

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INsiders Guide: Chloe Lilac, ASHS, Eighty Ninety, Maya Malkin, Tessa Violet, Raquel Lily, Seven Spies, Katie Morgan, Sizzy Rocket, Rozette, Lili Kendall, Makk Mikkeal, Kyler Tapscott, Myles Castello, Seth Glier, Chris Ning, RIELL, Gillian….

Neill Frazer — Mon, 27 Apr 2020 05:08:49 +0000

Brooklyn-based artist Chloe Lilac has released a brand new single, “Moderation,” out now via RCA Records. The song is available everywhere. Watch the official video here: https://smarturl.it/xModerationx. The song is taken from Chloe’s forthcoming sophomore EP, due later this year. Brimming with a punk-inspired edge styled alongside jarring guitars and unabashed vocals, “Moderation” is Chloe at her most raw to-date. She describes, “This song is about my struggle with mental health and…

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INsiders Guide: DDG, Samuel Jack, Danny Zee, Tianda, Blair Lee, Fiona Harte, Jade Hilton, Kadeema, Carrousel, Pyramid Tropic, Borza, Saint Slumber, JANOS, pluko, Eighty Ninety, Chin Injeti, GHOSTE…..

Neill Frazer — Mon, 06 Apr 2020 04:08:43 +0000

2019 was a huge year for Michigan rapper DDG propelling him to the global stage. After dropping his debut album Valedictorian in October, which was met by critical acclaim, dropping joints such as ‘Push’ and ‘Hold Up’ with Queen Naija, racking up over 125 million YouTube views and taking over Times Square in NYC, he holds on to his position at…

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