Walden Green is a Staff Writer at Pitchfork. He focuses on the intersection of music and culture, covering topics such as the music business, genres, concerts, and entertainment news, while also exploring themes related to legal affairs in the arts. His work has been featured in The Daily Pennsylvanian, Inc., The FADER, Philadelphia magazine, Pitchfork, and Yahoo News.
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Walden Green's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly in the music industry. The majority of his content includes press releases and private sector announcements related to artists, EP releases, legal cases involving musicians like Young Thug and Gunna, as well as festival-related issues.
Given Walden's emphasis on event coverage and press releases within the entertainment industry, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive artist interviews or behind-the-scenes insights into album productions. Additionally, providing newsworthy updates about ongoing legal cases involving musicians could also capture his attention.
Since Walden does not have a specific geographic focus but covers international music news broadly, relevant stories from different regions would likely interest him if they involve globally recognized artists or significant events with international impact.
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A raucous bar-rock ditty titled “Cocaine Walking, Booze Talking” leads Hippies Thugs, and Heroes
The Australian producer and DJ reunites with her teenage idol on her first original track of 2026
Susanna Thomson wrote “Blood in the Grass,” the lead single from Sigil, for Babehoven’s Maya Bon
Including a hometown gig on a helipad and festival slots at Making Time ∞ and Form Arcosanti
Here's when to catch Charli XCX, Lorde, Turnstile, Zara Larsson, the xx, Olivia Dean, and more
She played Arca for Zara Larsson and helped Kim Petras take a Detour. Now the producer is bringing her bass-boosted agenda to the club with her rave-rap duo deBasement.
The guitarist was recently accused of sending inappropriate messages to an underage fan
The trio of Harris, Scott Simmons, and Jed Bindeman will share their first album in a decade this fall
An anonymous producer is seeking compensation for what he claims was unpaid and uncredited work on both albums
By: Walden Green
The clip for The Gold Album’s latest single spoofs the iconic visual for “Undone (The Sweater Song)”
