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Rise Records rock outfit Sleeping With Sirens are keeping excitement for their upcoming Feel alive and well this morning with the release of another new song.

Partnering with Cleveland-bred rapper Machine Gun Kelly, Sleeping With Sirens have delivered a cross-genre smash entitled “Alone.” The pairing of a hard-hitting alternative rock group with one of the most abrasive artists in urban music may seem strange at first, but the final results of their experimental offering are actually quite satisfying. You can stream the song below.

Feel hits stores June 4. Comment below and let us know your thoughts on the release. Continue reading ‘Sleeping With Sirens Premiere “Alone” Featuring Machine Gun Kelly’

Months have passed since we last heard new material from Canadian recording artist The Weeknd, but all that will change soon as he begins ushering in the next phase of his music takeover.

Set against a VHS-like video feed, a twenty-one second preview for a new single titled “John Carpenter” made its way online recently through The Weeknd’s YouTube account. The song features a similar feel to the work found on Trilogy, only this time things feel a bit mor sinister. It’s too early to tell “John Carpenter” will be a hit, but we are definitely curious to hear more. Click here to stream the snippet.

Fast-rising indie rock band The 1975 have partnered with HungerTV to debut a stream of their latest single, “HAUNT//BED.” The song, which is taken from the group’s forthcoming offering, is a slick and atmospheric track that sucks you into the ether of the group’s music and asks that you frolic in delight. It’s as intoxicating as music can possibly be, and you can enjoy the goods by clicking right here.

There is a 90% chance this band will be one of your favorites, or the favorite of a close friend, by the end of Summer. The 1975 have as much hype as a band could hope at their point of development, and they’re still surpassing expectations. The 1975′s EP “IV” is out 20 May, and available to preorder here.

Just when you thought the Monday afternoon slump would win, Queens Of The Stone Age arise from the woodwork to debut their latest single, “I Appear Missing.”

Taken from QOTSA’s forthcoming June release, “I Appear Missing” is the second album cut to find its way online. The track is as rockin’ as the band has ever sounded, but the true gem of this story is the accompanying video. With artwork courtesy of Boneface and animation from Liam Brazier, the video features a mummified man being coerced by a bloodied raven in a post-apocalyptic setting. Click below to enjoy the video.

Like Clockwork arrives June 4. Continue reading ‘Queens Of The Stone Age Debut “I Appear Missing”’

Pop diva Celine Dion is planning to release her new album, Water And A Flame, in the coming months. To reintroduce fans to her pop sensibilities and tease what’s new, Dion has begun releasing a series of studio updates, and we have the first right here on OurStage.

Opening with a clip of herself recording a new song, Dion sings “Now you’re gone / There’s nothing else I want / Now that it’s over / There’s nothing else I want.” To say she’s still working well within her wheelhouse would be an understatement, but as the clip gives way to Dion’s discussion of the track it’s clear she is as passionate as ever. You can view the teaser below.

Water And A Flame should hit stores over summer, but may end up delayed until the fall. We’ll post a single as soon as one surfaces online. Continue reading ‘Celine Dion Teases New Material’

Pop rockers The Maine have been working on a new independent release amidst a heavy touring schedule. Recently, the group began performing a new song called “Birthday In Los Angeles,” and this afternoon footage of the track found its way online.

Performed acoustically, “Birthday In Los Angeles” should be all the proof anyone needs that The Maine can write a strong pop ballad. Ostensibly about, well, a birthday in Los Angeles, the tale obviously has a bit more depth. You can stream the performance below.

No word yet on when The Maine will release new material, but with songs like “Birthday In Los Angeles,” we’re more anxious than ever to hear what they offer next. Stay tuned for additional information in the coming weeks. Continue reading ‘The Maine Debut “Birthday In Los Angeles”’

Odd Future member Earl Sweatshirt has been building hype for his forthcoming album since November, and in recent weeks things have been hitting peak levels. Now video has surfaced online showing the young rapper debuting new material featuring a hip-hop legend, and we have the footage to share with you.

While performing at MayFest 2013 over the weekend, Earl Sweatshirt surprised audience members by debuting a new song featuring Wu-Tang member the RZA. The live cut featured RZA on the hook, but it’s hard to believe that he won’t have a full verse on Doris when it arrives in stores later this year. Click here to view the performance.

Unfortunately, Earl Sweatshirt has yet to give any indication of when Doris will arrive in stores. Our hope is before the end of summer, but it could really be anytime between now and whenever the lab monkeys break out and begin taking over the planet. Hopefully it happens before then, of course, and we’ll let you know as soon as a date is set. Continue reading ‘Earl Sweatshirt Performs New Song Featuring RZA at MayFest 2013′

Response to Paramore‘s return to the pop-rock realm has been decidedly positive, even in the face of a relatively large sonic change. They are no longer the band in the business of misery, and it seems that change could not have come at a more opportune time.

Now busy with their promotional touring efforts, Paramore have been slowly unveiling more and more new material on the live stage. While in Houston over the weekend, the group performed the fan favorite cut on the new album, “Ain’t It Fun,” and as you might expect they brought the house down. One fan had the foresight to reach for their camera, and now you can click below to enjoy the song’s live debut too.

Paramore is available now wherever music is sold. Continue reading ‘Paramore Perform “Ain’t It Fun” For The First Time’

The forthcoming film adaptation of The Great Gatsby is one of the most highly anticipated events of the Summer, and it’s quickly becoming clear its soundtrack may be deserving of praise as well.

Executive produced by Jay-Z, the official soundtrack for The Great Gatsby will feature fourteen new songs from some of music’s brightest and most notable names. A few songs have already found their way online, and this morning a snippet of Jay’s contribution joined the bunch. You can stream a snippet of “100$” below.

Though we don’t get to hear everything Jay has to say, it’s clear from this snippet that he’s building on the first started with “Open Letter.” Jay knew this track would be the one to follow that and it seems he’s brilliantly constructed one gigantic (and cohesive) update on his life and plans for the future. We’ll keep an eye out for the full track and bring you updates once it surfaces. Continue reading ‘Hear A Clip Of Jay-Z’s new song “100$”’

Transit side project Misser are gearing up to release a new EP this Spring, and last night fans got their latest taste of new music when the band released a stream of “Burnt Out.”

Taken from their aforementioned Distancing EP, which arrives in stores and online May 28, the latest from Misser keeps their angsty take on melancholy indie rock front and center. It’s song like this that have aided the bad in garnering such a dedicated following in a relatively short amount of time, and it seems Distancing will only take things to another level. You can stream “Burn Out” below.

If you have not pre-ordered Distancing yet then you can do so by heading to MerchNow. There are a variety of bundle options available so there is likely one that’s perfect for you! Continue reading ‘Misser Stream “Burnt Out”’