In the video for "I Confuse Us," the lead single off Caitlin Cobb-Vialet's upcoming debut EP, the Oakland singer-songwriter takes part in a cathartic, defiling ritual of daubing mounds of paint — not really makeup — on her face and then carelessly spreading the materials until her cheeks, lips
A Modern History Of Boy Bands In Five Songs : Pop Culture Happy Hour : NPR
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Boy bands have been a staple of pop music for generations. They've won over millions of fans and provided gateways to fandom and pop-cultural obsession.
BTS's "Butter" Rises Back To No. 1; Soompi's K-Pop Music Chart 2021, July Week 3 | Soompi
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Song of the summer 2021: our writers pick their favourite tracks | Music | The Guardian
The unstintingly boppy Chvrches take a darker turn while paying due deference to goth godfather Robert Smith in this near wholesale homage to the Cure from their forthcoming fourth album.
A driving piano and synth beats cushion singer Lauren Mayberry's melancholic entreaties, while Smith's amazingly preserved voice comes through as clearly as it did some 30 years ago with The Cure's masterpiece Disintegration, which Chvrches have cited as a major influence.
Backlight Productions teaches performing arts to adults with disabilities
Sahvanna Clark belted out a high note on a recent July day. Nine students had gathered for the first day of a music summer camp and were learning about about the difference between low and high notes.
"I just really love music, and this is one of the only places where I can just be silly," Clark said.
A Look Back at Martha and the Vandellas' Performance at a Ford Plant
A classic Martha and the Vandellas performance from the '60s popped back into pop culture prominence this spring: a music video for the song "Nowhere to Run," performed as the trio romped among Mustangs being made at Ford Motor Co.'s Dearborn assembly plant.
The song was recorded as part of It's What's Happening Baby , a national TV special that aired June 28, 1965, on CBS.
Sparks say their longevity is down to their "shared vision"
Sparks have said one of the reasons behind their longevity is their "shared vision" that pop music can "still be done in a fresh way".
The duo, which is comprised of brothers Ron and Russell Mael, was formed in 1969 and have released 25 albums to date.
Tokyo 2020 Olympics composer apologizes for bullying disabled classmates
TOKYO — The Japanese musical maverick who composed some of the score for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics has apologized after revelations that he bullied disabled classmates recently resurfaced.
The composer, Keigo Oyamada, also known as "Cornelius," boasted to Japanese magazines in the 1990s about how he had tormented fellow students. The boasts came back to haunt him less than a week before the games are to kick off Friday.
The Best New Music This Week: Pop Smoke, Normani, And More
Keeping up with new music can be exhausting, even impossible. From the weekly album releases to standalone singles dropping on a daily basis, the amount of music is so vast it’s easy for something to slip through the cracks.
This week saw Pop Smoke’s posthumous legacy continue to grow and Normani drop a head-turner with Cardi B. Yeah, it was a great week for new music. Check out the highlights below.
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