Mad Dragon Records, Drexel University's very own student-run record label is making major waves in the music world. Mad Dragon teamed up with Motion City Soundtrack (MCS) to curate a series for 5 unsigned bands. All bands have worked on 3 singles with MCS and Music Industry students for a special project called Making Moves. The singles will be co- released through Mad Dragon Records and Motion City Soundtrack's label, The Boombox Generation from May through November. The singles will be distributed digitally as well as on 7'' vinyl records. Add a comment

World renowned DJ Tiesto is back with a new album called Club Life: Volume Two Miami. In addition to his Club Life podcast on itunes, Tiesto released this high anticipated album as a sequel to Club Life: Vegas. The unreleased album is already topping the charts at number five as Tiesto teases fans by releasing a song from the album each week on his podcast series. Tiesto is known for his creativity and Club Life: Volume Two Miami will showcase it effectively this year as more and more fans acquire a taste for house music. Add a comment

After a four year hiatus, Jason Mraz is finally back with a new album. He definitely had a high bar to reach with this album, as his last album "We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things." reached number three on the Billboard charts, and the smash single "I'm Yours", has become the eighth best-selling digital track in the U.S. So far, his new album "Love Is A Four Letter Word," has been moderately successful on the charts but has a long way to go if it is going to live up to his last record. Add a comment

Sun Airway is an older Philadelphia-based band that's signed to indie label Dead Oceans, but making a huge splash in the music world. Founded by a few former members of indie-rock band A-Sides, Sun Airway is quite an interesting shift in sound. By using synths, a keyboard, and an electronic drumset alongside a guitar and bass, the band creates a chill sound and feeling that is commonly compared to Animal Collective. They've also caught the ear of Pitchfork writer Larry Fitzmaurice, which is basically the coolest.