Personal Lows In New Track “Testify” Robin Thicke rounded out a year of loss and great joy by releasing a new video on New Year’s Eve (31Dec18). The promo accompanied Testify, the singer’s first new release since 2016, which features lyrics about his actor father Alan’s death at the end of 2016, the breakdown of […]
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Shares ‘Outside’ From ‘Bird Box’ Soundtrack Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross already have an impressive film scoring resume that includes compositions for the likes of The Social Network and Gone Girl, and now they can add Netflix’s Bird Box to the list. Reznor took to Twitter today (Jan. 1) to thank fans
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BY CHAUNCE HAYDEN It’s easy to forget that Maroon 5 launched around the turn of the millennium, in part because the band is having its best year yet in 2018, between the one-two punch of singles “What Lovers Do” featuring SZA and “Girls Like You” with Cardi B, and an invitation to perform at the
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Back in the ’90s, when the Spice Girls were hot, Melanie Brown, aka Mel B, was known around the world as Scary Spice. But Brown’s life became truly scary a couple of decades later, when, as a mother of three daughters trapped in an allegedly abusive marriage to second husband Stephen Belafonte, she attempted suicide.Before
declares white men can’t rap in unearthed recording… Kurt Cobain made no apologies for his hot take on white-washed rap. In a recently unearthed 1991 radio interview with University of Western Ontario student Robert Lorusso, the grunge icon detailed his struggle to embrace what he considered to be a “misogynist” genre. “I’m really not that
You might hear Chris Robinson sing about the cryptic ramblings of a Tarot character or a “sweet sister” who “rolls her own.” But you probably won’t witness Robinson, who rose to fame fronting the Black Crowes, spewing political commentary. At least not on stage. “I keep being positive, I keep thinking there’s a sour-faced, hate-filled,
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Freddie Mercury was one of the biggest musicians in the world in the 1970s and ’80s, but one person could still boss him around: Mary Austin, his one-time fiancée. “He would chuck a tube of toothpaste that was half-used into the waste bin and she would go into the bin and get it back and
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Five years ago, Queens native Doug Seegers was a homeless country musician busking on the streets of Nashville. That’s when a Swedish documentary crew filmed him singing his rueful song “Going Down to the River” and booked him a recording session at Johnny Cash’s old studio. Now Seegers, 66, is one of Scandinavia’s biggest stars:
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Katy Perry has dropped a bombshell on Kesha’s legal battle with producer Dr. Luke by revealing she was never raped by the hitmaker. In a highly redacted deposition dated 21 July (17), and released on Monday (August 27, 2018), the Roar singer made it clear she was aware that Kesha had made a statement suggesting
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On September 14th, Willie Nelson will release My Way, an album-length tribute to Frank Sinatra. While the concept of a Sinatra tribute LP isn’t new, Nelson’s approach is: He finds new, inventive ways to phrase songs like “Summer Wind” and “My Way,” both in his vocal melodies and with his famous gut-stringed acoustic, Trigger. “I
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