"We have finished our new album, release date TBD," according to the comedic rock duo, "but we did make a video for the first single, 'Cuddle Party!' Wanna get weird? Look up the actual rules for a cuddle party. Wacky! The video was put together by our video guy Jeff Forrest. The kid - and star - of the video is maybe the greatest kid ever!" The band is offering a half off sale on their entire streaming catalog, charging around ten dollars for all their records on BandCamp (use code neverpayretail)

Their upcoming six-song EP Covers is preceded by a single covering Frank Ocean's "Swim Good," with other tracks on the EP covering Vampire Weekend, Harry Styles, the Verve, the Chainsmokers, and Jon Bellion. Their 16th annual BRO-AM event will be livestreaming on their website on June 27.

The Latin singer has a new album, Canciones Que Recuerdo (Songs That I Remember), featuring covers of tracks by José José, Juan Gabriel, Vicente Fernandez, and Selena.

The backdrop of their new lyric video for "It's Gonna Be OK" was filmed on the streets of a desolate New York City during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Their lone hit from 1981/1982 "What Do All The People Know" is covered on a new single from former Runaways singer Cherie Currie, who has also worked with local Roni Lee.

A new single and video for her track “Live for Love” debuted May 15.

Founded in 2019, the progressive hard rock and metal band just dropped their debut single “Not Alright” on all digital outlets.

His Wayne Riker Gathering is recording an album due this summer, Blues Lightning, featuring guest vocals from Lauren Leigh Martin, Michele Lundeen, Leonard Patton, Shelle Blue, Scott Mathiasen, and Deanna Haala.

The 1970s progressive rock band specializing in a blend of pyrotechnics and humorous pomposity has a new compilation, Symphony For a Million Mice, featuring that track as well as forgotten classics like "Porcelain Egg Suite," "Holes In Shangri-La," and a live recording of "Satan's Creation."

A new reggae/rock/pop single "Three Waves Crashing" drops May 29 on all digital outlets.

In addition to their Taco Tuesday livestream shows each week, which raise donations for local businesses and charities, they just released two new songs, “Kitchen Creek Road” and “Nashville,” with a video for the former track now online.

Ron Armstrong, who also drummed for Jamul, passed away.