Timeflies

CAL says goodbye and "Roll the Credits" in new single

October 22, 2021
Victoria Polsely

Los Angeles indie-pop artist CAL just released his single “Roll the Credits.” The artist, former frontman for the acclaimed indie group TimeFlies, started his solo career in 2019 and has…

View Article

Timeflies debuts dance-folk single "All The Way"

January 21, 2014
Ry Smith

New York-based duo Timeflies continues to morph their music in interesting ways. After the more electro and dub-inspired sounds of their previous EPs Warning Signs & One Night, the duo returns with a…

View Article

Earmilk Interview: Timeflies

August 21, 2013
Ry Smith

Timeflies, the duo of Cal Shapiro and Rob Resnick, are really pushing the boundaries of “pop” music. Incorporating elements of electro, hip-hop, and dubstep in their production, the group is…

View Article

Timeflies – "I Choose U" (Fedde Le Grand Remix)

June 4, 2013
Marissa Loil

Timeflies has been making quite the statement in 2013: their April release, "I Choose U," has been a huge hit so far and its only the beginning for this American…

CAL says goodbye and "Roll the Credits" in new single

Timeflies debuts dance-folk single "All The Way"

Earmilk Interview: Timeflies

Timeflies – "I Choose U" (Fedde Le Grand Remix)

DAIONI shares an anthem of connection with “You & I”

All The Young shares their inner fire with electrifying new single “Demons”

Vanderwolf shines a light with poignant new single, “As the Sun”

Olivia Millin says ‘TTYL’ to toxicity in electrifying new anthem

Atticus Roness drops infectious new single “Why”

Courtney Hart: A voice redefining country music for a new generation

Music & The Community: Multifaceted talent Pavel Lapkouski shares story of creating a record label

Canada's INSOMNIA festival unveils stacked 2025 lineup featuring Alesso, KSHMR & more

Videographer Barbara Safonkina weaves stunning visual tales

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022