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Before his death at age 21 in 1960, Eddie Cochran recorded raucous rockers like “Summertime Blues,” “C’mon Everybody,” “Somethin’ Else,” and several other hits that helped shape the sound of pop music in the decades that followed. A new documentary, Don’t Forget Me, set to premiere at London’s Raindance Film Festival on June 26 examines
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The artist rapped about his father’s illness on his new Iceman album, which released alongside two surprise LPs Drake unveiled his long-awaited album, Iceman, on Friday. While the LP — which dropped alongside surprise albums HabibtiandMaid Of Honour —sees the rapper offer fans a window into how he felt about the highly publicized feud with
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Maluma is back — and more personal than ever on Loco x Volver. This is the Colombian star’s seventh studio album and his first LP in three years since Don Juan. According to a release, the project “promises to be the most intimate and honest of his entire career.” For the album, the Medellín-born artist
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The song was written for CBS series Sheriff Country, in which the singer is set to guest star Maren Morris shared a new song, “Parachute,” written and recorded for CBS drama series Sheriff Country. The track will appear in tonight’s episode of the show, which also features Morris’ acting debut. “Parachute” was produced by Morris’
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Briana Wyatt brings something increasingly rare to music today — sincerity. Her voice is not driven by ego or spectacle, but by purpose, passion, and faith. Every time she sings, there is a sense that the performance means something deeper, and audiences feel that connection immediately. Brianna Wyatt’s artistry is rooted in inspiration. Whether she
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Better known as: The RZA Peak era: 1999 Greatest hit: “B.O.B.B.Y.” on Bobby Digital in Stereo The ruling god of the Wu-Tang Clan empire was all over the place in the Nineties, presiding over a couple dozen of the most vivid characters in the hip-hop world. (Several of whom were Ol’ Dirty Bastard, a.k.a Dirt
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“I swear to you, I’m not nervous at all right now,” Trueno tells me with a smile. It’s a Wednesday afternoon in New York City, and the Argentine rapper is connecting via Zoom from the dressing room of The Tonight Show. We have only 30 minutes to talk, he explains, because right after our chat
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