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idobi Session: The Paradox Perform Brand New Single “I Kinda Like That”

The Paradox share their final idobi session today with a one-of-a-kind acoustic performance of their new single, “I Kinda Like That.” Hot off the announcement of their upcoming sophomore EP, Proceed With Caution, last week, The Paradox perform the lead single from the upcoming release, “Good For Me.” idobi released the first of three installments for The Paradox’s idobi Session at the top of the month. Check out the band’s performance of “Do Me Like That” below if you missed it. The group is set to embark on their first-ever headlining tour this fall. Check out the dates below and… Read more »

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idobi Session: The Paradox Acoustic Performance is “Good For Me”

The Paradox is back again for the second performance from their idobi Session. Hot off the announcement of their upcoming sophomore EP, Proceed With Caution, and a legendary Warped Tour appearance this past weekend, this session is the cherry on top of a massive week for the band. Today, The Paradox perform the lead single from the upcoming release, “Good For Me.” Last week, idobi released the first of three installments for The Paradox’s idobi Session. Check out the band’s performance of “Do Me Like That” below if you missed it. The group is set to embark on their first-ever… Read more »

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idobi Session: The Paradox Strip Down Fan-Favorite Track “Do Me Like That”

The Paradox launch their idobi Session today with their iconic fan-favorite track, “Do Me Like That.” The Paradox are on the way to becoming the biggest modern name in the alternative space in a little under a year since their inception. “Do Me Like That” certainly catapulted them into the spotlight. With over fourteen million streams to date, it was a massive debut, to say the least. The Paradox hail from Atlanta, Georgia, but have quickly made waves across the country and even the world. With appearances at festivals like When We Were Young and Vans Warped Tour, the band… Read more »

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idobi Session: Sublime Honor Legacy With “Santeria” Performance

Sublime wrapped an absolutely incredible idobi session with their magnum opus, “Santeria.” After performing two new tracks from their latest full-length effort, Until The Sun Explodes, the band returned to their roots with the song that has transcended generations. Sublime performed three songs in total during their idobi session— The title track from their record and recent #1 alternative radio hit, “Until The Sun Explodes,” a fan-favorite B-side, “Can’t Miss You,” and now the legendary “Santeria.” A one, two, three punch from a band that has made itself a household name over the last several decades. Though the band has… Read more »

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idobi Session: Sublime Perform Fan-Favorite Track “Can’t Miss You” Live

Sublime stopped by the brand new idobi Studios in Santa Monica for a special idobi Session performance, bringing together the band’s next chapter and one of the most recognizable songs in alternative music history. The session features performances of “Can’t Miss You,” the band’s latest fan-favorite single from their new era, and “Until The Sun Explodes,” the title track from Sublime’s forthcoming album. The song has already made a major impact on alternative radio, reaching No. 1 on the Mediabase Alternative radio chart and No. 1 on Billboard Alternative Airplay. The idobi Session captures Sublime at a moment bridging legacy and future. With Jakob… Read more »

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idobi Session: Sublime Gives Mesmerizing Live Performance of “Until The Sun Explodes”

Sublime shares the first performance from their idobi Session today. The band gave a beautiful acoustic rendition of their alternative radio hit, “Until The Sun Explodes,” that is mesmerizing. Serving as the second-to-last track on Sublime‘s latest album of the same name, the song showcases the perfect blend of familiarity and fresh exploration. Sonically, it is what fans know and love from Sublime. However, it certainly isn’t stale or predictable. The track’s lyricism and production feel intentional in their expansion to new heights, but they carry the same emotional weight and passion as the rest of their more legendary discography.… Read more »