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Ever since his smash 2016 debut “Free 6lack,” the Atlanta singer/songwriter of the same name has maintained a quiet stardom. Ingrained in his music was always a deep mistrust and moodiness, whether it be in romantic relationships, the music industry or navigating the trials of life in his hometown.
This Friday will mark 28 years since American Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla Pérez, more commonly known as just “Selena,” was shot and killed at only 23 years old. Long regarded as the “Queen of Tejano music,” her music has continued to impact generations of all types of Tejano-music lovers, and has been considered a Latina icon for many.
Happy Friday, Bobcats. Welcome back from spring break! Another week has come and gone, and you know what the best part of the week is? Listening to new music. With that being said, it's always good to listen to some new tunes throughout the week and going into the weekend.
If you’ve been on TikTok for the last six months, you may have noticed a song called “Escapism (feat. 070 Shake)” go viral for its catchy chorus and sped-up beat. Yet, it mostly went viral for the artist singing the song, R&B singer RAYE. Even though the singer has had a long history of writing songs for other artists, she still is a star on the brink of striking gold for her solo work.
Recently, alternative artist Samia dropped her sophomore album “Honey” in January, growing into an overnight sensation and allowing her to tour with artists such as Maggie Rogers and Wallows. Yet, the singer has an interesting musical history, especially being the daughter of actress Kathy Najimy.
In 2020, the online music publication Pitchfork started an original podcast called "The Pitchfork Review," the name inspired by the quarterly print journal the outlet used to publish from 2013 to 2016. Now, the staff of Pitchfork has taken to audio storytelling to share their thoughts, opinions and reviews on various artists and albums, making it a controversial and engaging podcast.
In 2019, Gracie Abrams was an aspiring singer posting videos on Instagram, covering artists such as Billie Eilish. Flash forward four years later and the singer is now opening for Taylor Swift on her upcoming “Eras Tour” and working with The National’s Aaron Dessner on her debut album, “Good Riddance.”
For many international artists, it’s hard to get their work recognized in the United States, as prominent language barriers can hinder them from being noticed for their music. Yet, French artist Christine and the Queens has broken these barriers, fusing music, art and theater together to make their name one that music listeners simply haven’t forgotten since their start in 2013.
It’s been three years since Niall Horan released his sophomore album, “Heartbreak Weather,” but the singer is finally back with new music after taking some time off from recording and touring. Three weeks ago, Horan announced his first single, “Heaven,” from the upcoming third studio album, “The Show,” causing fans to go into a frenzy.
In an age where hard rock and metal music tops the charts, one musician hopes to change the narrative and create positive music for all to listen to.
With a career spanning roughly five decades, it’s no secret that Sir Elton John has quite the repertoire. With the help of songwriting partner and renowned lyricist Bernie Taupin, his time in the spotlight has spawned a massive discography, one which we’ll be looking at today. Here are the top 20 Elton John songs, ranked.
The Grammy Awards are arguably music’s biggest night, even if many music fans detest the ceremony for its lack of diversity and rigged voting system. Despite this, the industry’s most glamorous and respected stars graced the red carpet at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California.
Happy Friday, Bobcats. Another week has come and gone. You know what the best part of my week is? Listening to new music. With that being said, it's always good to listen to some new tunes throughout the week and going into the weekend. Daniel Caesar, Sam Smith and others have dropped new music this past week.
Among the many celebrity relationships that have received widespread attention in recent years, few have reached the caliber of mystery and intrigue than that of singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers and actor Paul Mescal. If it weren’t enough that the singer recently announced a new album with her band boygenius, and the latter was nominated for his first Academy Award for his role in “Aftersun,” the recent publicity the two have earned from a speculated breakup has been enough to inspire a timeline of their history.
Whether listening to music casually to and from class or acting as a music connoisseur, recent band news has shocked all. Many older bands and artists are returning and releasing music or going on tour this year.
A new semester has dawned upon Bobcat faithful and the time to get back into the swings of classes and work. With that being said, it's always good to listen to some new tunes throughout the week and going into the weekend. Arlo Parks, boygenius and others have dropped new music this past week.
Can you believe that 2013 was already 10 years ago? Most people can’t. That year was simply a whirlwind of pop culture moments, and in particular, a big year for music. With eccentric albums and artists who were coming into the mainstream only in their teenage years, the public eye was aggressively awakened to a new wave of music.
It’s been four years since Canadian singer-songwriter Mac DeMarco released his last studio album, “Here Comes the Cowboy.” The indie icon has now returned with his long-awaited fifth studio album, “Five Easy Hot Dogs,” that is completely just instrumental. DeMarco had the ambitious goal to record the album across several cities in the US and Canada, determined not to go home unless he finished the album entirely. With 14 brand new tracks completely made solo, the album was an attempt for the artist to take a liberating step back from his normal music. Though it is mentioned in the album’s title, this album is practically as easy as easy goes, with a seemingly heavy resemblance to elevator music.
Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of famous rock singer Elvis Presley, passed away on Jan. 12, shortly after the Golden Globes, which she attended as a guest alongside actor Austin Butler. Lisa Marie had an astounding legacy in the music world, following in the footsteps of her father.
2022 has seen some of the best album releases across all genres. This year, many artists created records that went beyond the usual standard in the music industry by experimenting with new territories and accomplishing different sounds.
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