When OK Go released 'This Too Shall Pass' in 2010, they probably didn't think the song would go viral 10 years later. But that's exactly what has happened, thanks to a meaningful title for a pandemic-addled world and a quirky marching-band video that can't help but put a smile on viewers' faces.

Tre Burt's anthem about Black lives continues the tradition of outspoken political folk songwriters by telling the stories of George Floyd, Eric Garner, and Breonna Taylor. 'I wanted to immortalize their dignity,' Burt says.

On Tuesday, right at the Autumnal Equinox, Fleet Foxes released 'Shore,' a 15-track collection of songs comprising the band's fourth full-length studio album, and their latest since 2017's 'Crack-Up.'

The Kentuckian singer-songwriter wanted to be clear on the meaning of a surprise new song and album, explaining to his fans in a video that, among other things, Black lives matter.

From Janelle Monae to SZA, Gorillaz, New Order and the newest Sylvan Esso track, there are some heavy hitters this week.

The song is the title track from Springsteen's next studio album with the E Street Band, releasing October 23.

On Friday, the Avett Brothers release their latest collection of songs, 'The Third Gleam.' Watch the Avetts perform three songs off the new record.

Filmed and directed by New York-based photographer Cheryl Dunn, the video captures New Yorkers in the year of social distancing, yet still finding joy where they can.

Music critic Briana Younger writes about how Southern rappers' contributions to the genre have long been underestimated in favor of the coasts -- but the region has long steered the sound of hip-hop and deserves its story told in full. Younger joins Sean McPherson and Sanni Brown on The Message, Wednesday at 10 p.m. CDT.

In a guest-filled new single called 'AUATC (Ate Up All Their Cake),' Justin Vernon teams up with Springsteen, Jenny Lewis, Jenn Wasner and others.