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Koe Wetzel took a spin through the final mix of “Jaded” and smiles. “Yeah, for sure,” he says to his producer. The east Texas...
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Loe Shimmy was in a St. Louis hotel room, getting vitamins pumped into his arm, when he came up with one of the highest-profile...
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C aden Alvarez borrowed an orange shirt from his mom, wound himself in a leafy garland, and boarded the subway from his Bronx home...
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Police in Cornwall have announced plans to use facial recognition near Boardmasters. This year’s event which kicks off in Newquay, from today (August 5)...
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The at-home listening experience has long been a fundamental part of the creative process for singer/songwriter Nia Smith. The native Londoner first gained international...
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Times-Herald reporter Cheryl Tucker walked into Elvis Presley‘s Aug. 1, 1976, show at the Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia, with an open mind. She’d...
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My passion for the music of Phish led me to become a radio host, and for over 20 years, I’ve gotten to do what...
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On July 29 — a month after the Recording Academy created a new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category for the Grammy Awards —...
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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week,...
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Buffalo Traffic Jam are adapting to overnight success on the fly. The Montana duo are country music’s most recent — and arguably most striking...
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Glen Hansard stepped away from the mic, stepped to the lip of the stage, and shouted the words “I got a home on high.”...
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Some good news the world doesn’t get every day: There’s a brand new John Lennon song from 1965 that nobody knew about until now....
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A few years ago, Oliva Rodrigo invited Brandi Carlile out for coffee. They were in Los Angeles at the same time, and Rodrigo wanted...
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Sometimes Tony Iommi needs to remind himself to write songs that sound a little more upbeat. “I tend to always start off with the...
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