New Found Glory - Resurrection - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2020 . Pop punk legends New Found Glory return with their ninth studio album, Forever and Ever x Infinity. Harking back to the days of Nothing Gold Can Stay and the band's self-titled album, the record is full of fast, punk laced drums and the most emo of lyrics revolving around the ups and downs of falling in love.

Multi-platinum artist Sonny Digital released his latest single InchGotta Slide,Inch the third single from his upcoming Dolores Son. InchGotta SlideInch comes on the heels of last month's of InchLike ThisInch and the previously released single and visual for InchCould Be Worse.Inch InchGotta SlideInch continues Sonny's stream of releases from the legend's forthcoming album which features select tracks with drops from DJ Drama. On his debut project, Dolores Son, we get an up-close look at the legend stepping from behind the boards to the forefront. Sonny Digital's musicality not only encompasses an influential legacy as a multiplatinum producer, but it also extends to an ever-growing catalog as an artist. Originally from Africa, dad harbored a passion for music-which Sonny naturally absorbed and cooked up beats at a relentless pace. TRACKLISTING 1. Never Again (Intro) 2. Can't Blame You 3. Wakenbake (Feat. Juicy J) 4. Hit (Feat. $lugg) 5. Like This 6. Never Again (Interlude) 7. Believe Me 8. Gotta Slide 9. Could Be Worse 10. Time (Feat. Landstrip Chip) 11. Never Again (Feat. Seddy Hendrinx).

It's been decades since New Found Glory were etched onto pop-punk's Mount Rushmore, but as the Coral Springs, Florida, quartet approach their 30th anniversary, they've proven with their 11th studio album Listen Up! - and first for Pure Noise Records - that they still have plenty to say. Shaped by guitarist Chad Gilbert's battle with metastatic cancer and the enduring bond with bandmates Jordan Pundik, Ian Grushka, and Cyrus Bolooki, the record captures resilience and gratitude in tightly wound riffs and sing-along hooks reminiscent of their early 2000s classics. Written face-to-face in Gilbert's Nashville home with a riff-first mentality, the album recalls Sticks and Stones and Catalyst while pushing forward with songs like first single Inch100%,Inch road-tested alongside The Offspring and Jimmy Eat World. Produced by Steve Evetts with contributions from Dan O'Connor of Four Year Strong, Listen Up! Balances nostalgia with urgency, embodying the band's mission to inspire a new generation of fans while offering longtime listeners a renewed sense of strength, positivity, and joy-because, as Pundik sings on InchBeer And Blood Stains,Inch at the end of the day, Inchit's good to be alive.Inch