NYU senior SOLA talks about her journey as a musician and the release of her debut EP ‘Everything In Between’

PB Press Volume 4 dives into the life, influence and journey of NYU Senior, Siena Chanel. Also Featuring articles by PB Press Editorial Staff on The Power of Social Media and Blu DeTiger, as well as our Fall/Winter Staff Picks!

A heartfelt reflection on the profoundness of moments, Capaldi prepares us for another epic album that we’re bound to fall in love with and cry to all at once.

The post-pandemic era has been a popular time to witness the rise of tour residencies beyond the Las Vegas strip, and Harry Styles residency tour is a clear example of that.

Fresh off of Ed Sheeran’s UK tour, upcoming British alt-pop artist Dylan released her latest mixtape, “The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn,” on Oct. 28.

Chxrry22 talks about her music journey and debut EP “The Other Side” at a press conference with °1824, Universal Music Group N.V.

After a long-awaited six years, Rihanna returns to music with her powerfully emotional ballad “Lift Me Up,” which she wrote for the soundtrack of the upcoming Marvel movie “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”

Cate Blanchett has always been a force to be reckoned with, but “TÁR” could arguably be her best performance yet.

Arctic Monkeys return with “Body Paint,” another single off of their upcoming album “The Car.”

At only 22, Noah Cyrus has crafted the deeply mature, vulnerable and raw “The Hardest Part.”

On her sophomore album “age/sex/location,” Ari Lennox returns with a beautiful blend of R&B, soul and hip-hop elements that merge with her smooth and raspy vocals.

In his self-titled third album, English rockstar Dominic Harrison, better known as YUNGBLUD, continues to explore themes of individuality and self-expression.

Upon releasing her latest single, “I Burned LA Down,” Noah Cyrus announced her highly anticipated debut album “The Hardest Part,” out July 15, teasing a journey of heartbreak and internal struggles.

Harry Styles gives us a glimpse into his upcoming third album “Harry’s House” with the lead single “As It Was,” which evokes vulnerability and self-reflection in a way we’ve never seen from him before.

With their latest single “COMPLETE MESS” teasing their fifth album, 5 Seconds of Summer has finally returned.

After a six-year hiatus, Adele returned to the industry with her record-breaking album “30” in November 2021.

After her iconic 2020 release “Black Parade,” Queen B has returned with new music.

On Sept. 25, 60,000 people gathered at The Great Lawn in Central Park to watch Global Citizen Live.

In “Call My Name,” Lukas Graham sticks true to his roots of drawing in listeners with heartfelt lyrics and gentle acoustic melodies.