Presley and The Jordanaires released the song in late 1961. It reached No. 2 on Billboard in February 1962, and the tune ...

Before streaming and smartphones, there were cartoons and cereal, and this album perfectly captures that magic.

SENIOR Pastor Reverend Al Miller is calling on stakeholders in Jamaica’s reggae industry to reaffirm the genre’s message-driven foundation, which he described as essential to its role in national ...

Next-level cover bands, nineties indie folk-pop darlings, and the possible birth of a brand-new genre in the San Diego music scene this week.

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“Which Side Are You On?” was composed in 1931, a woman’s spontaneous response to a coal company’s effort to prevent miners in Harlan County, Kentucky, from joining the United Mine Workers of America.

One of the most thrilling songs of the 2010s, Chandelier unravelled the psychology of hedonism - with an arrangement that ...

From iron-fisted studio dictators to ego-driven visionaries, these 15 leaders proved that rock and roll is rarely a true democracy ...

From “Soldering” to Festival Song victories, Stanley Beckford spent decades carrying mento music to audiences in Jamaica and overseas ...

Fed Square’s Open Air at the Square program kicks into high gear this week with five nights of classic cinema reimagined by ...

Today in Music History for Feb. 25: ...

D’Angelo‘s sound transformed Black musical culture. On his birthday, he is remembered for his incredible gifts and hits.