Acclaimed music producer Louis Bell listed his Los Angeles home on Friday for just over $3 million, Mansion Global has learned.
Located in the Hollywood Hills, the 3,782-square-foot house features canyon views, ample outdoor space and a music studio where Mr. Bell worked for the last few years.
Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow's Prison Break, and 13 More New Songs - The New York Times
Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week's most notable new songs and videos. Just want the music? Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes). Like what you hear?
Lil Nas X continues his victory lap around a world of his own making on the triumphant "Industry Baby" with Jack Harlow, featuring appropriately brassy production from Take A Daytrip and Kanye West and a video in which the duo busts out of Montero State Prison.
Video game music Japan's most iconic games opens the Tokyo Olympics - The Washington Post
The song list included several memorable themes that mainstream audiences may know, like the main theme of the Final Fantasy series and a popular track from the original "Sonic the Hedgehog."
For gamers, this pairing of the Olympic Games and video games makes perfect sense. Video game music isn't anything like pop music, rather it's mostly made to heighten the audience's experience.
‘This Is Pop: Festival Rising’ on Netflix Examines The Evolution Of The Modern Music
The festival experience produces "God-like moments," according to the episode, creating a shared space where people blow off steam from their "increasingly pressurized existence" to come together and kick out the jams.
Before promoters started charging entrance fees and selling flavored soda water, San Francisco bands like the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane put on massive free concerts in places like Golden Gate Park and Haight Street.
[Eye interview] Seodo Band pioneers 'Joseon pop'
House of Vans Pop-up 2021 celebrates local music and bids a temporary
However, right before the dreaded Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) kicked in again, some of us were fortunate enough to have a taste of a physical show.
With free gigs and exhibitions from KL-based photographer Ajiem Serr and Singaporean skater-illustrator Mister Tucks , as well as multimedia works from JPEGMAFIA and Denzel Curry , the pop-up was among the final events held at the local cultural institution's premises on 45 Armenian Street.
ENHYPEN Reflect On Global Success, Future Goals & 'Creating Music That Everyone Can Relate To'
In ENHYPEN's music video for "Drunk-Dazed," the swiftly rising K-pop boy band invites guests to a "bloody birthday party" where the septet showcase supernatural abilities to cast spells and teleport through a hazy party.
The group consisting of Jungwon, Jake, Sunghoon, Jay, Heeseung, Sunoo and Ni-ki say they're committing to that relatable honesty in their future works with hopes that they'll be taking deeper creative involvement.
TGIF: 'Mamma Mia!' weaves fun storyline into ABBA's pop hits
The time was, when the sun dropped below the horizon west of Center Avenue, the streets figuratively rolled up and everyone went home. But there's a new vibe downtown these days.
Take a drive along Center, Baker, and various side streets on any day, but especially on weekends, and soak up the energy. Better yet, take a stroll.
The Prodigal Bluesman Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram Returns With '662' : NPR
Christone "Kingfish" Ingram is a 22-year-old blues guitarist and singer, whose debut album, Kingfish, was a chart-topping success. His second studio album, 662 , is out July 23. Laura Carbone/Courtesy of Alligator Records hide caption
Blues guitarist-singer Christone "Kingfish" Ingram hails from Clarksdale, Miss., a small town where blues culture runs deep.
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