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‘Art of Noise’: What Cutting-Edge Sound Looks Like
'Art of Noise' at SFMoMA: Museum Exhibit on Music and Design Rolling Stone
Ticketmaster confirms data breach potentially impacting 560 million customers
The hacking group ShinyHunters is now attempting to sell the data for $500,000. Ticketmaster Confirms Data Breach Potentially Impacting 560 Million Customers [Updated] Scoop Harrison
Musical Genius — Asa is an Alluring Vision on the New GQ South Africa Music & Creativity Issue | WATCH | BN Style
Musical Genius — Asa is an Alluring Vision on the New GQ South Africa Music & Creativity Issue | WATCH | BN Style BellaNaija Style
Roddy Ricch Teases New LP, ‘The Navy Album’
Roddy Ricch seems to readying his next release. The rapper recently took to Instagram to tease a new project dubbed The Navy Album."2024 is PERSONAL not business," Ricch wrote in an Instagram caption – clearing his feed of everything except the below carousel. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @roddyricchRicch also shared a post to his story deeming "The Navy Album era has begun." The caption of the post indicates the album official rollout is en route.RODDY RICCHTHE NAVY ALBUM 💿🚨COMING 2024🚨 pic.twitter.com/uD1dwUcdBX— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) May 30, 2024The Navy Album would mark Ricch's third studio album, following up his highly acclaimed debut release in 2019, Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial – which came strapped with contributions ...
Watch Sean Paul Perform His Reggae and Dancehall Classics on NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk Concert’
Sean Paul is taking us back to simpler times with his 20-minute Tiny Desk Concert on NPR. The Grammy winner graced the popular intimate concert venue with some of his greatest reggae and dancehall classics from the 2000s. His 20-minute set sees Sean Paul's work transcend generations. Still relevant today, his songs are timeless and his performance saw him sing fan favorites like "Gimme the Light," "Get Busy," "Infiltrate," "I'm Still in Love With You," "Deport Them," "Like Glue" and of course, "Temperature." Prepping the crowd for the party, Paul warns the audience, "This ain't no Tiny Desk no more." The reggae and dancehall icon gained global recognition in the 2000s when he released his second album titled Dutty Rock. The album won a Grammy in 2004 for Best Reggae Album, cementing the ar...
Ayra Starr – Orun
CLICK THIS LINK Ayra Starr – Orun TO READ ORIGINAL POST BY NaijaMusic. Nigerian singer-songwriter and Mavin Records sensation, Ayra Starr, presents her latest single, “Orun.” This enchanting track is a must-add to your playlist, showcasing Ayra Starr’s exceptional talent and captivating vocals. Featured as the 11th track on her album “The Year I Turned 21,” “Orun” delivers a soulful experience that resonates deeply with listeners. Produced by [...] The post Ayra Starr – Orun appeared first on NaijaMusic.
It’s been 25 years since Napster launched and changed the music industry forever
It's been 25 years since Napster launched and changed the music industry forever Yahoo! Voices
4 ways Napster changed the music industry, from streaming to how artists make money
Napster: 4 biggest impacts of the free music sharing network USA TODAY
Shady’s Back: Eminem Transports Back in Time for “Houdini” Music Video
Guess who's back, back again ... For Eminem's latest trick – a cut entitled "Houdini" – he's stepping back in time.The first offering from his imminent new album The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce), "Houdini" pays homage to the rapper's early aughts heyday.While the track opens up with the "Without Me" refrain, it's the Rich Lee-directed visual in which Eminem's legacy lore becomes the major focal point. The video opens with Eminem entering a portal, exiting the other side as his younger, blond-haired self. Calling back to the 2002 track in its comic strip-inspired aesthetic – with the rapper also donning the same Robin costume he wore in the "Without Me" visual – the clip also makes reference to the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards with its influx of "wannabee" Slim Shadys.However, the fau...
Fred again.. Taps Anderson .Paak and CHIKA for “places to be”
Fred again.. just unveiled more heat in time for the summer months. With the help of Anderson .Paak and CHIKA comes "places to be," a classic four-minute Fred cut with definite "song of the summer" potential.Built on an unreleased sample from Anderson .Paak and CHIKA, the song is a bouncy and upbeat electronic offering, complete with additional production from Fred's close collaborators Skrillex and Boo.Fred's been teasing the track on Instagram throughout the week, sharing footage of the him and .Paak cooking up in the studio. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fred again.. (@fredagainagainagainagainagain)"i remember bein in LA for the first time when i was like 21 and my girlfriend playing malibu in the car and being like wow what is this shit," he reminisced in an In...
