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Metro Station Tease 10 Year Anniversary Tour

February 26, 2017 Brooke Daly 10 year anniversary tour, dance, edm, electronica, infectious magazine, mason musso, metro station, music, music video, pop, rock, shake it, tease, tour, trace cyrus, twitter, video0 comment

Metro Station crashed into the music world in a huge way with the release of their smash 2007 self-titled album. “Shake It” became one of the scene’s biggest and most popular singles. The music video for the single it a huge milestone recently: 60 million views! The group took to Twitter to celebrate the impressive feat and teased that a ten year anniversary tour will be in the cards. Check out the tweet from Metro Station after the jump! You can purchase a concert ticket here or buy a CD here!…

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PLAYLIST: Let’s Get Physical – Summer Workout

April 14, 2015April 14, 2015 Sami Marshall artist vs poet, bon jovi, bzrk, closer, dance, family force 5, fergalicious, fergie, gym, Here it Goes Again, I Want You To Know, infectious magazine, knox hamilton, let's get physical, marianas trench, music, music videos, OK Go, playlist, runaway, selena gomez, stutter, summer workout, tegan and sara, treadmills, walk the moon, work it out, work this body, workout, you give love a bad name, youtube, zedd0 comment

Spring has sprung, and now we all must worry about looking fabulous in our summer swimwear. Unfortunately, to look as fabulous as we have in mind, we’re going to have to hit the gym. I know, the thought terrifies me just as much as the next person. But we will get through this together! One surefire way to make the gym less excruciating is having a killer playlist accompany you. We have compiled a list of 10 songs that are sure to get you sweating and energized! Check out each…

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GUEST BLOG: 3 Tips To Translate Music Into Wearable Style

December 11, 2014December 10, 2014 Laura Patino clothing, clothing choices, dance, guest blog, Holiday Mountain, infectious magazine, music, performance, pop, psychedelic pop, synth0 comment

If you had a hot date with someone you were really looking forward to seeing, chances are you might act less confident if you just rolled out of bed and hit the town in your sweatpants than if you had taken some time to look in the mirror and think about what message you wanted to communicate with your body. Performing musically to me feels a lot like a romantic date with someone you really like – there is this highly energetic and lucid buzz happening all around and you really need…

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WATCH: “Love Never Felt So Good” Official Music Video

May 15, 2014 Ashley Bulayo dance, infectious magazine, justin timberlake, love never felt so good, michael jackson, music, music video0 comment

Tennessee Kids and MJ Fans (Tennessee Kids is what Justin Timberlake calls his fans)! If you already caught wind of the song “Love Never Felt So Good” when it premiered during the iHeartRadio Music Awards, then you’ll be happy to know the official music video is finally released! In the video, we get to see dancers imitate the King of Pop’s dance moves from his past music videos such as “Thriller” and “Billie Jean.” Just try and not do the moonwalk while watching the video. Check it out after the jump! If…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Ron Pope ‘Calling Off The Dogs’

February 9, 2014February 9, 2014 Maria Vela a drop in the ocean, alexz johnson, atlanta, blood from a stone, Calling Off The Dogs, dance, dubstep, electronica, empty page, explain, infectious magazine, Lick My Wounds, music, pop, ron pope, signs, soulful pop, universal records0 comment

Georgia bred singer/songwriter Ron Pope is back with his ninth studio album since 2012’s Atlanta (reminiscent of home maybe?). After leaving Universal Records in 2010, Pope has been producing and making music independently. To be honest, I am quite fond of his newest album, Calling Off the Dogs. Please follow and like us:

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ALBUM REVIEW: The Electro Kid ‘Pixels’

February 2, 2014February 2, 2014 Liv Simister "Say, all time low, dance, dial tone, E.T., electro, florida, infectious magazine, initiate, jedi, john green, looking for alaska, mayday parade, music, peter pan, phone home, Pixels, pop punk, That's It! You Think Of a Wonderful Thought, The Electro Kid, the fault in our stars0 comment

Sometimes, I admit, listening to albums makes me a little bit nervous. Call me crazy, but I am horrified by the idea that I will dislike what comes out through the speakers. Then again, I suppose it makes me more appreciative when I actually enjoy what I hear. The Electro Kid’s Pixels was one collection of songs I was nervous about; a band that’s drawn comparisons to my favorite band? Oh boy, they better be good… Please follow and like us:

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SHOW REVIEW & FAN PHOTOS: Twenty One Pilots, Seattle, WA

November 8, 2013November 8, 2013 Amanda Tran “Car Radio” “Holding Onto You” “Truce” “Fall Away, ”, Andrea Bocelli, beastie boys, brown eyed girl, concert, cover song, crowdsurfing, dance, infectious magazine, Josh Dun, music, piano pop, piano pop-rock-rap, pop, pop rock, Rap, review, rock, seattle, the neptune, Time to Say Goodbye, travis barker, twenty | one | pilots |, Tyler Joseph, ukulele, van morrison0 comment

Experiencing a band for the first time live can sometimes make or break your opinion of them. Some bands are clearly overproduced in the studio to the point where they cannot reproduce their sound live, and others will shine and sound even better than any recording could ever capture. The latter could not be truer of Twenty One Pilots, the super dynamic piano pop-rock-rap duo of Columbus, Ohio. Please follow and like us:

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Ellie Goulding Chats With Rolling Stone

August 19, 2013 Tina Roumeliotis album, burn, Calvin Harris, chats, companion album, concert tickets, dance, ellie, ellie goulding, goulding, halcyon, halcyon days, infectious magazine, music, pop, rolling stone0 comment

Rolling Stone caught up with Ellie Goulding to talk about her upcoming album, Halcyon Days. The singer opens up about working with Calvin Harris and the 10 new tracks off of the album. You can check out the article here. Halycon Days is the companion album to her 2012 smash, Halcyon,and will be released on August 27th. You can purchase a CD or buy concert tickets here. Please follow and like us:

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Thom Yorke Falls Down At Atoms For Peace Show

July 5, 2013 Tony Nappa AMOK, atoms, atoms for peace, concert tickets, dance, falls down, infectious magazine, music, peace, signature, thom yorke, tickets, tour, video, youtube0 comment

Thom Yorke took a tumble while doing his signature eclectic, haphazard dance. Check out the video below. You can buy concert tickets here and purchase a CD here. Please follow and like us:

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ALBUM REVIEW: Casey Desmond ‘Déjà Vu’

December 13, 2012December 13, 2012 Brooke Daly 'Déjà Vu', album review, casey, casey desmond, dance, dance genre, desmond, edm, electronic, encapsulated, fist, focal point, infectious magazine, jersey shore, music, pauly d, pop, pop elements, poppy, pumps, rendition, robyn, scratches, sensation, swedish0 comment

Right from the get go, Casey Desmond’s album is full of dynamic beats and interesting vocals. It seems Desmond has taken a cue from Swedish sensation Robyn, using poppy vocals with beats as a background. Although the sound may be familiar, it is still a fun listen. Those who prefer bass drops to fist pumps will undoubtedly sneer at these tracks. Yet, they’d still likely be caught dancing to it in their room. Desmond’s big beats and clubby arrangements are the focal point of the album. However, her best moment…