Sol Blume is set to return to Sacramento, California this April for two days of R&B festivities. The fourth iteration of Sol Blume will take place at Sacramento’s Discovery Park, and will feature an extensive line-up of today’s hottest R&B acts.
Taking the stage on Friday, April 29 are Brent Faiyaz, who released the critically acclaimed album Wasteland last year, as well as Ella Mai, Isaiah Rashad, Joey Badass, Nao, Sabrina Claudio, and Mariah The Scientist. Also set to perform that day are Alex Isley, Mereba, and Christian Kuria.
On Sunday, April 30, attendees will be able to see Oakland native Kehlani, who released her third album, Blue Water Road last year, as well as Teyana Taylor, Jessie Reyez, Pink Sweats, Chlöe, and PinkPantheress. Buzzy girl group FLO, as well as multihyphenate Coco Jones are also on the schedule for that day.
According to a statement accompanied by the line-up announcement, “local residents and out-of-town travelers alike will soon gather together to enjoy incredible music performances while celebrating the spirit of diversity, creativity, and positivity.”
You can check out the full line-up below and the schedule here. General on-sale for the festival begins Monday, January 30.
Sol Blume 2023
Some of the artists mentioned here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
The 2023 Grammy Awards are steadily approaching, as fans and artists alike are gearing up (emotionally and possibly, physically) for music’s biggest night. However, some might be wondering how they’ll be able to watch it at home — and whether there’ll be a livestream.
On February 5, the Grammys will be broadcasted live on CBS and available to be streamed on-demand from Paramount+. Held at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center), the event kicks off at 8 p.m. ET and will run until about 11:30 p.m. ET. It will also play from the Recording Academy’s website here.
Throughout the awards show, there will also be performances from a number of very special stars. So far, the first round of artists playing has been announced, with Bad Bunny, Mary J. Blige, Brandi Carlile, Luke Combs, Steve Lacy, Lizzo, Kim Petras, and Sam Smith on the lineup. According to the Recording Academy’s website, more performers will be added in the coming days. Trevor Noah of The Daily Show is set to host.
As for the presenters for the coveted awards, including Album Of The Year, Record Of The Year, and many more, the lineup is still TBA.
For a complete list of 2023 Grammy nominees, view Uproxx’s complete list here.
Skrillex has had a record month, releasing a handful of singles from his forthcoming album, including “Rumble” and “Way Back” with PinkPantheress and Trippie Redd. The latest, which dropped today, finds the DJ working with Bladee on a new song “Real Spring.”
The experimental electronic track combines the production talents of the two artists to create a track that is sure to get fans hyped up, whether you’re heading to a party or just hanging out this weekend.
Per a press release, it’s also received Skrillex’s first music video treatment of 2023. It finds the two artists having a blast while driving around and hitting the club with some seriously cool background lighting.
“The biggest thing that I feel like I never really got to convey was that people thought I popped up overnight – but I’d been making music all my life,” Skrillex told Dazed in 2019. “I’d been playing shows and selling tickets to shows since I was 12 years old, and even before I was 12, I was playing in a backyard band! I’ve been producing music on my laptop since I was 16. So that was the main thing – that people acted like it just happened overnight. My whole life up to that moment was working towards this, but it just happened to be the thing that caught people’s attention.”
Listen to Skrillex and Bladee’s new song “Real Spring” above.
Ari Lennox has shared a new visual from her acclaimed sophomore album, Age/Sex/Location. On the standout track, Lennox kills time with a man, while reminding him she’s in control.
“Waste my time, get on my line / ‘Cause I got the time to waste / Use that mouth blow this back out / Back up every word you say,” sings Lennox on the song’s chorus.
In the song’s accompanying visual, Lennox is seen in a therapy session, unpacking her attraction to men who aren’t good for her. She then quickly drifts off into a steamy fantasy, which sees her getting hot with a man, wading in a pool, and dancing in the clouds. As her fantasy ends, she gives her therapist the perfect answer to her question.
Today (January 26), Lennox kicked off her Age/Sex/Location tour. Fans can still purchase tickets for the tour here, and we would advise them to do so quickly. Back in December, Lennox took to Twitter and revealed that this tour would be her last.
“I love my genuine fans so much,” she said in a since-deleted tweet, “and can’t wait to give you my all every night!!
There’s no telling whether or not Lennox will change her mind on this.
But in the meantime, you can check out the video “Waste My Time” above.
Finding a job is never easy. But finding a flexible, shift-based, or part-time job that actually fits your life, pays fair wages, and offers competitive benefits? That can feel downright impossible, especially when you use employment tools and staffing resources designed with only the employer’s needs in mind.
Want to make it easier to find a job that meets your needs? Then you need to check out Bluecrew, a modern staffing solution that helps workers find the flexible employment opportunities they deserve.
With record inflation causing food, gas, and housing prices to soar, just about everybody could use a little extra money. An estimated 70 percent of American workers are looking for additional employment to make ends meet. So why did 10.5 million jobs go unfilled in November? Why are so many companies saying they still can’t find employees?
Some people will tell you it’s because today’s workers are lazy or they’ve become too accustomed to government handouts. But that’s not the case. People want to work. They just need jobs that fit their lives. And the reality is hiring, and employment practices have not evolved to meet new economic realities.Modern Solution For A Modern Workforce
That’s where Bluecrew comes in. This company was founded on the idea that the traditional approach to hourly staffing is broken. So they set out to create a new platform that streamlines the entire process in a way that works better for everybody.
A traditional job search requires a bunch of phone calls, emails, and paperwork. But half the time, you go through the entire application process only to find out that the employer can’t offer you the shift you need or the job just isn’t right for you for one reason or another. But with Bluecrew it’s so much easier.
Bluecrew is an online staffing agency and workforce management platform that lets you search for part-time, full-time, temporary, or ongoing job assignments that fit your location, skills, and schedule. Because you will be an employee of Bluecrew, you only have to fill out one application to access dozens of job opportunities. And all of them are sent right to your phone through the Bluecrew app, along with the wage, location, job description, and company reviews.
With Bluecrew, you can decide if a job is right for you, and there are never any penalties for declining a position. Best of all, you get peace of mind knowing that Bluecrew guarantees essential protections like timely payment, overtime, paid sick leave, and workers comp.
We are less than a month away from Gorillaz upcoming eighth studio album, Cracker Island, and ahead of its release, the animated band has shared a psychedelic new track. On their latest, “Silent Running,” the band recalls a hypnotic love, as they fall through an intoxicating wormhole in their mind. Adeleye Omotayo adds some smooth, seductive vocals to the song, glistening the background, and giving it a magical touch.
“You brought me back and made me feel free / Rowdy waves and your energy / You pulled me fragile from the wreckage / Well, I got so lost here / Machine assisted, I disappear,” sings Gorillaz lead vocalist 2-D on the song’s opening verse.
In a statement accompanied by the song’s release, Gorillaz founding member Damon Albarn described the song as “… that sort of mesmerising dreamlike state you get in when you’re just following some train of thought.”
“Sometimes I get well lost and end up in the wrong place but then it turns out that’s where I was meant to be going anyway,” added 2-D
Check out “Silent Running” above.
Cracker Island is out 2/24 via Warner Records. You can pre-order it here.
Gorillaz is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
Zara Larsson is shining incredibly bright on her new anthem, “Can’t Tame Her.” The upbeat synth pop instrumental propels things forward and makes it a recognizable hit upon the first listen.
“No you can’t tame the girl / Cause she runs her own world,” she sings on the chorus.
Lyrically, there’s also a ton of inspiration that Larsson pulled from the way she feels women are viewed by those who don’t truly know them.
“If you are in the public eye of any sort, I think a lot of people have a perception of who you are and who you should be,” she told Billboard. “People want to put girls in a box of what you should do or not. In the public eye, you have a lot of people telling you what’s wrong or how you should do something differently. I’m out there, I’m very loud and I try to stay true to myself and surround myself with people who care about me, so we can all help each other and protect each other. Really good friends.”
She also dropped a futuristic-style music video for the track that literally finds her seeing double. By the time the second verse hits, things take a completely different visual turn. With several costume and scenery changes and some wild psychedelic effects, this is one not to miss.
The 2023 NBA All-Star game is headed to Salt Lake City, and the game will follow the same format as in recent years, with starters being selected by a combination of fan (50 percent), media (25 percent), and player vote (25 percent), with reserved voted on by coaches after.
On Thursday night, the 2023 starters were unveiled, with some genuine drama coming into the night about a few of the spots.
WEST
Captain: LeBron James (Lakers)
Zion Williamson (Pelicans)
Nikola Jokic (Nuggets)
Stephen Curry (Warriors)
Luka Doncic (Mavericks)
EAST
Captain: Giannis Antetokounmpo (Bucks)
Kevin Durant (Nets)
Jayson Tatum (Celtics)
Kyrie Irving (Nets)
Donovan Mitchell (Cavaliers)
The biggest surprise in the West was Zion Williamson edging Anthony Davis, as he had been just behind the Lakers star big man in the last round of fan voting, but Davis’ injury seems to have allowed Zion (also dealing with injury) to move past Davis. In the East, the frontcourt vote was likewise the site of the biggest roster crunch, with Joel Embiid being the big man on the outside looking in as Antetokounmpo, Tatum, and Durant earned the three frontcourt starting nods — Durant, of course, could be forced to sit out with his knee injury as he is to be re-evaluated in two weeks.
There will be very few issues with these 10 players being All-Stars, so now we get to the real debate about the 14 other players that will fill out the rosters. In a year with so many players having massive scoring seasons, and a number of emerging stars, there figure to be plenty of folks feeling snubbed once the coaches picks come out in a week’s time.
The originalDead Spacelaunched in 2008, a few years after Resident Evil 4 changed the landscape for big-budget action horror games forever. Not only would developer Visceral Games meet the high bar set by Capcom in the genre they had a closed fist of dominance over, but they would also raise it substantially, becoming the premier example of how to create thrills and terror for the next decade. Under a new studio and with over 15 years of advancements in game design to play with, the series has returned — remade and reimagined for a whole new audience, right as the horror game renaissance reaches a fever pitch.
There have been many certified horror bangers since we last saw Issac crawling through the decrepit air vents of the deteriorating space freighter. A frame-by-frame remake would be a fun trip down memory lane, but it wouldn’t be enough to live up to the experience we remember, or to the many new classic moments we’ve had over the years. Motive Studio agrees, and has committed to not just making a shinier version of the scary sci-fi hit, but shaking up the formula to expand on the core concept, and make an experience capable of putting the industry on notice yet again. For my money, there are a few places that could use the benefit of review, as the things they got away with years ago may need revamping if they’re going to pull it off again.
The Story
The tale of ship systems engineer Issac Clarke’s very bad day on the USG Ishimura is straightforward and effective. It leads with blood, guts, and chaos and through memos and voice notes reveals a struggle against the dark seduction of a psychic alien race. You don’t need to change too much about this formula, though in an interview with IGN, senior writer Jo Berry revealed that adding a few more points of conflict early, as well as re-touching the pace at which the story’s layers reveal themselves, is certainly on the agenda. This has to include undoing the old silent protagonist trope Issac was cursed with in the original game (and freed of in the subsequent sequels). A main character speaking doesn’t have the adverse effect on “immersion” we once thought it did, especially now that video games are, on the whole, far better written than they used to be. And a late-game twist that felt out of nowhere previously might land far better if we get to know and like Issac as his own person and not just an avatar for corpse stomping.
The Gameplay
Maybe the part of the original Dead Space that most staunchly stands the test of time is its combat. Gangly, twisted monstrosities had to be delimbed after being incapacitated or they could spring back to life, but it got pretty routine hours into the process since many enemy types were shaped similarly and moved predictably. What if that wasn’t the case? What if the common Slasher could appear with more or less than two-bladed arms, or they had multiple or uneven sets of shootable limbs? The new peeling system — where enemies’ flesh actually flays and tears as you damage it — is supposed to be a sort of version of this in that it can reveal how much damage a creature has taken and how close it is to falling, but this seems more cosmetic than anything. Knowing you have to treat a Slasher a particular waywhile always being aware of new variables can make a difference, engagement-wise.
Many of the other changes on this wishlist have already been hinted at or explicitly revealed to be happening in some form. Weapons are getting new and adjusted alternate fire options, as well as new modding mechanics from the Dead Space sequels. The old 3D map was hard to read and largely unreliable and will be replaced by a simpler 2D version, as well as an updated objective locator. The menu, which opens as a projected AR user interface projected from Issac’s helmet, will remain untouched, meaning that stopping to sort through your gear doesn’t pause the action.
The Tech
Part of the obvious value of remaking an old game is using modern technology to do things you previously couldn’t. We tend to consider this idea in a strictly visual sense, but there’s way more that can be gained with the help of processing power, coding techniques, and AI tools that were unheard of in 2008. Two new systems in particular seem to be the fruits of this sort of labor — the ALIVE System and the Intensity Director. The former adjusts Issac’s audio cues based on his physical and mental state. When he’s injured or gets jump scared or is tired from a recent stint of running for his life, his heart rate and breathing may spike or struggle, which in turn informs his dialogue and other audible efforts. The latter watches your progress, adjusting the atmosphere of locations in the ship based on how you’re doing. This could mean that the rooms you’re revising may be completely dark now, or filled with monsters that weren’t there before.
These both work to provide what I hope to be the largest focus of this remake: endless suspense. The original Dead Space knew exactly how to keep you under pressure, but it did so largely by clever jump scare placement and crafting clever encounters by hand. This remake though seems to be ensuring that a game like this could stress you out in new and interesting ways even across multiple playthroughs. The Frostbite engine allows for some impressive lighting and visual fidelity as well. Walls with messages written in blood or covered in alien flesh can now deliver some terrible vibes to players in 4K.
Motive Studio has a big opportunity to re-introduce one of the most potent and memorable horror games to a new generation that has had their interest piqued by modern games like Resident Evil: Village or SIGNALIS. Now that it’s here, we can only hope that their vision for the Dead Space Remake aligns with our modest expectations.
It’s safe to say that things are in flux over at HBO Max. While HBO keeps churning out prestige content — hello, The Last of Us — its sister streamer is going through an overhaul.
What does that mean for our streaming libraries this February?
Expect few new originals, but the ones we are getting will be worth it. A Harley Quinn Valentine’s Day special, a new season of Last Week Tonight, and more episodes of The Last of Us are the highlights this month.
Here’s everything coming to (and leaving) HBO and HBO Max this February.
Harley Quinn: A Very Problematic Valentine’s Day Special (premieres 2/9)
HBO Max’s animated Harley Quinn series is one of the best on TV so, naturally, we’re psyched that the show is getting a sort of romantic holiday special. Banes got a date he hopes to impress and the rest of the villains struggle to celebrate the special day but it’s Harley’s obsession with making sure her first Valentine’s Day date with Ivy is perfect that causes the bulk of the mess.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (premieres 2/19)
Season 10 of the Emmy award-winning talk show lands later in the month with host John Oliver returning to make sense of the weirdest real-life headlines — and make us laugh in the process. There’s a reason this variety talk show takes home all the trophies come awards season, so we have high hopes for this next installment and the Adam Driver thirst content it will provide.
Here’s everything coming to HBO and HBO Max this February:
Avail. 2/1 A Vigilante, 2018 (HBO) Acts of Vengeance, 2017 (HBO) Another Country, 2022 Blair Witch, 2016 (HBO) Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), 2014 (HBO) Blame it on Rio, 1984 (HBO) Bride Wars, 2009 (HBO) Bull Durham, 1988 (HBO) Can’t Hardly Wait, 1998, (HBO) Casino Royale, 2006 (HBO) Catch Me If You Can, 2002 (HBO) Come and Find Me, 2016 (HBO) Cooties, 2014 (HBO) Diamonds Are Forever, 1971 (HBO) Don’t Play Us Cheap, 1972 Dr. No, 1962 (HBO) Eighth Grade, 2018 (HBO) Factual: Love Off The Grid, Season 1 Food: Hungry for Answers Footloose, 1984 (HBO) Force Majeure, 2014 (HBO) Girl with a Pearl Earring, 2003 (HBO) Goldeneye, 1995 (HBO) Good Boy!, 2003 (HBO) Gossip, 2000 (HBO) Graffiti Bridge, 1990 (HBO) Hannibal, 2001 (HBO) Heist, 2001 (HBO) High Society, 1956 Honeyland, 2019 (HBO) Hotel for Dogs, 2009 (HBO) How I Live Now, 2013 (HBO) I Am Wrath, 2016 (HBO) Just Cause, 1995 (HBO) Live Free or Die Hard, 2007 (HBO) Luce, 2019 (HBO) Mandabi, 1968 Mannequin Two: On the Move, 1991 (HBO) Mermaids, 2003 (HBO) Moonraker, 1979 (HBO) Never Grow Old, 2019 (HBO) Niaye, 1964 Nothing Like the Holidays, 2008 (HBO) Octopussy, 1983 (HBO) Own: The Great Soul Food Cook Off Pens & Pencils, 2022 Person to Person, 2017 (HBO) Platoon, 1986 (HBO) Quantum of Solace, 2008 (HBO) Red, 2010 (HBO) Scary Movie, 2000 (HBO) Scary Movie 2, 2001 (HBO) Scary Movie 3, 2003 (HBO) Sleepy Hollow, 1999 (HBO) So I Married an Axe Murderer, 1993 Space is the Place, 1974 Superbad, 2007 Suspect Zero, 2004 (HBO) Swiss Army Man, 2016 (HBO) Take This Waltz, 2011 (HBO) Taxi Driver, 1976 Thanks For Sharing, 2012 (HBO) The Art of Self-Defense, 2019 (HBO) The Best of Blaxploitation The Crazies, 2010 (HBO) The Living Daylights, 1987 (HBO) The Man with the Golden Gun, 1974 (HBO) The Men Who Stare at Goats, 2009 (HBO) The Mexican, 2001 (HBO) The Miracle Worker, 1962 (HBO) The Monster, 2016 (HBO) The Music Man, 1962 The Show, 2020 (HBO) The Silence of the Lambs, 1991 (HBO) The Story of a Three Day Pass, 1967 The Terminator, 1984 (HBO) The Vow, 2012 Throw Mama from the Train, 1987 (HBO) Thunderball, 1965 (HBO) TLC: The Culpo Sisters Tommy Boy, 1995 (HBO) Tomorrow Never Dies, 1997 (HBO) Village of the Damned, 1960 War of the Worlds, 2005 (HBO) Wayne’s World, 1992 (HBO) Wayne’s World 2, 1993 (HBO) White Bird In A Blizzard, 2014 (HBO) You Only Live Twice, 1967 (HBO)
Avail. 2/2 Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over, Max Original Premiere Super Villains, The Investigation (Supervillains, l’enquête), Max Original Premiere Flordelis: A Family Crime (Flordelis: Em Nome da Mãe), Max Original Premiere
Avail. 2/3 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, 2014 Extended Version (HBO)
Avail. 2/16
U.S. Women’s Soccer vs Canada, Live Sports
Avail. 2/17 Poor Devil, Max Original Season 1 Premiere
Avail. 2/18 Family Restaurant
Avail. 2/20 Ballmastrz: Rubicon
Avail. 2/23 Gravity, 2013
Here’s everything leaving HBO and HBO Max in February:
Leaving 2/1 This is Where I Leave You, 2014 (HBO)
Leaving 2/9 Mo Willems Storytime Shorts! (2020)
Leaving 2/10 Central Intelligence, 2016
Leaving 2/11 Batman Begins, 2005 The Dark Knight, 2008 The Dark Knight Rises, 2012
Leaving 2/12 Vacation, 2015
Leaving 2/13 Fruitvale Station, 2013
Leaving 2/24 Boy Interrupted (HBO)
Leaving 2/28 9½ Weeks, 1986 42, 2013 Above the Rim, 1994 Action Jackson, 1988 After the Sunset, 2004 (HBO) American History X, 1998 American Psycho, 2000 Extended Version (HBO) American Psycho II: All American Girl, 2003 (HBO) Americano, 2017 (HBO) Amistad, 1997 Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, 1939 Andy Hardy Meets a Debutante, 1940 Assassins, 1995 Assassination Nation, 2018 (HBO) Atonement, 2007(HBO) Bandslam, 2009 (HBO) Beau Brummel, 1954 Blood on the Moon, 1948 Blast from the Past, 1999 Blow-Up, 1966 Bombshell, 1933 Bringing Down the House, 2003 (HBO) Bug, 2007 (HBO) Captain Blood, 1935 Captains Courageous, 1937 Chain Lightning, 1950 Chasing Papi, 2003 (HBO) Chips, 2017 Cimarron, 1960 Coming to America, 1988 (HBO) Contagion, 2011 Crash, 2004 Crazy Rich Asians, 2018 Crazy, Stupid, Love, 2011 Doctor Zhivago, 1965 Double Jeopardy, 1999 (HBO) Dragged Across Concrete, 2018 (HBO) Dragon Blade, 2015 (HBO) Executive Decision, 1996 Fantastic Voyage, 1966 (HBO) Final Analysis, 1992 Freaks, 1932 Free Willy 2 The Adventure Home, 1995 (HBO) Free Willy 3 The Rescue, 1997 (HBO) Friends with Benefits, 2011 Friday, 1995 Ghost Town, 2008 (HBO) Gigi, 1958 Going the Distance, 2010 Grand Hotel, 1932 Greased Lightning, 1977 Gridiron Gang, 2006 High Anxiety, 1977 (HBO) Hairspray, 2007 Hotel Coppelia, 2021 (HBO) How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, 2008 (HBO) I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang, 1932 I Am Legend, 2007 In the Fade, 2017 (HBO) Ivanhoe, 1952 Libeled Lady, 1936 Limbo, 2021 (HBO) Little Children, 2006 Love Jones, 1997 Lord of War, 2005 (HBO) Loser, 2000 (HBO) Love & Mercy, 2015 (HBO) Magic Mike XXL, 2015 Mars Attacks!, 1996 Max Payne, 2008 Extended Version (HBO) Meet Dave, 2008 (HBO) Melancholia, 2011 (HBO) Money Talks, 1997 Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge, 2020 Next Friday, 2000 Open Season, 2006 Open Season 2, 2009 Pacific Rim, 2013 (HBO) Please Stand By, 2018 (HBO) Princess of the Row, 2019 Rent, 2005 (HBO) Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, 1991 Roots (Mini Series), Screaming Eagles, 1956 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, 1954 Shadow Dancer, 2013 (HBO) Shadow of the Thin Man, 1941 Show Boat, 1936 Smart People, 2008 (HBO) Stomp the Yard, 2007 Stomp the Yard: Homecoming, 2010 The Adventures Of Tintin, 2011 (HBO) The Butterfly Effect, 2004 Director’s Cut (HBO) The Butterfly Effect 2, 2006 (HBO) The Charge of the Light Brigade, 1936 The Cincinnati Kid, 1965 The Craft, 1996 The Eyes Of My Mother, 2016 (HBO) The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift, 2006 (HBO) The Fog, 2005 (HBO) The Great Ziegfeld, 1936 The Hangover Part II, 2011 The Haunting In Connecticut, 2009 (HBO) The Impossible, 2012 (HBO) The Lake House, 2006 The Mustang, 2019 (HBO) The Postman Always Rings Twice, 1946 The Postman Always Rings Twice, 1981 The Rocker, 2008 (HBO) The Ruins, 2008 (HBO) The Savages, 2007 (HBO) The Sea Wolf, 1941 The Secret Garden, 1993 (HBO) The Snowman, 2017 (HBO) The Tailor Of Panama, 2001 (HBO) The Uninvited, 2009 (HBO) The Vow, 2012 The Wedding Singer, 1998 The Wood, 1999 (HBO) The X-Files, 1998 (HBO) Two Girls And A Guy, 1998 (HBO) Two Weeks Notice, 2002 Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married (HBO) Universal Soldier, 2007 (HBO) Valentine’s Day, 2010 Walking With Dinosaurs 3d, 2013 (HBO) Warrior, 2011 (HBO) When Harry Met Sally, 1989 Within, 2016
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