After spending two years writing and recording his latest album, “Dusk and Summer,” Chris Carrabba, lead singer and brainchild of emo-rock outfit Dashboard Confessional, is once again ready to bare his soul to the world.
The album, out June 27, paired Carrabba with Don Gilmore (Pearl Jam, Linkin Park) and Daniel Lanois (U2, Bob Dylan, Paul Oakenfold), who split production duties. It also features “So Long, So Long,” a collaboration with Counting Crows singer Adam Duritz.
Jack White has become one of the most famous faces on Detroit’s music map, but the rocker said he had to quit his hometown because it turned against him.
White, who now lives in Nashville, Tenn., with his wife, model Karen Elson, and their baby daughter, Scarlett, told The Associated Press in a recent interview that he needed to leave Detroit because “I couldn’t take the negativity anymore.”
“It was so supernegative,” said White, 30, leader of White Stripes and a member of the rock quartet The Raconteurs. See more of White Stripes here!
Brazilian Girls, an eclectic multi-cultural, multi-lingual band became one of the first artists to release a video album through iTunes, with “Brazilian Girls: Live in NYC.” This version of ‘Pussy’, a song from their eponymous debut album, was recorded for this video project at the Irving Plaza in New York on September 14, 2005.
These Canadians make a good video. This song celebrates the simple things in lifegood friendsa job well done, and being #1 with a bullet on the country record chart!
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