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Here are some of the most recent articles, news stories, and videos involving music and musicians: The 10 Best Music Videos of 2021 So Far It's only halfway through 2021, but already some of the year's best music videos have been released. From the emotionally-charged visuals of Billie Eilish's heartbreaking ballad "Your Power" to the vibrant, retro-inspired visuals of Doja Cat's vibrant single "Kiss Me More", there's no shortage of incredible music videos to enjoy. Here are some of the best music videos of 2021 so far. 1. Billie Eilish – “Your Power” 2. Doja Cat – “Kiss Me More” 3. Kid Cudi – “The Adventures Of Moon Man & Slim Shady” 4. Lil Nas X – “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)” 5. Taylor Swift – “willow” 6. The Weeknd – “Save Your Tears” 7. Ariana Grande – “positions” 8. Megan Thee Stallion – “Cry Baby” 9
hYYdn Arises With New Single “Clean”
Maryland musician hYYdn returns with “Clean” after releasing “Fall On Us” back in July. Produced by GRAMMY-nominated instrumentalist Chibu alongside Felmax, the new drop draws inspiration from Hezekiah Walker’s “Clean Inside.” Set to live on his forthcoming Snakes And Ladders project via BigTyme Music Group / EMPIRE, the Hip-Hop interpolation of the classic Gospel track […]
YouTube For Artists Platform: The Ultimate Guide For Musicians
YouTube recently launched a powerful new platform called YouTube for Artists, a game-changer for musicians, singers, and creative professionals seeking to grow their online presence and income. Whether you're just figuring out how to start a YouTube music channel or already making money through music, this update will help you
All One Song :: Jason P. Woodbury on “When Your Lonely Heart Breaks” - Aquarium Drunkard
Welcome back to All One Song, a Neil Young podcast presented by Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions. We’ve spent the summer talking with some great musicians and writers about the strange and wonderful Neil Young universe. And we’ve had a good time. But all good things must come to an end! After today’s episode, we are handing the keys back to Jason P. Woodbury, the host of Transmissions and editor of Aquarium Drunkard. He’s got an incredible season of interviews coming your way as summer turns to fall. And speaking of Woodbury, he joins us today to discuss the lost Neil classic "When Your Lonely Heart Breaks."
Listen: Creatures of the Edge - "The Grand Ah-Whoom"
Melding a spirited rock appeal with an evident Drum ‘n’ Bass influence, “The Grand Ah-Whoom” is a recent track from Creatures of the Edge, the project of musician Justin Sanfilippo. The track’s rhythmic undercurrent initially involved a DnB loop, and Sanfilippo later recorded the final drum track using an actual kit — resulting in a rhythmic appeal that’s enjoyably organic, while still drawing from its original DnB inspiration. An enthusiastic array of guitars, synths, and keys complement this instrumental standout, which doesn’t utilize any loops or samples. The track, which was initially composed 15+ years ago, also draws from a
‘We deny artists their voice at our peril’: when musicians like Anna Netrebko collide with politics | Opera | The Guardian
The arts and politics are bound to mix, but they are not the same thing. In the cold war, Soviet artists performed in the west. Should the Russian soprano, who has condemned the Ukraine invasion, be blocked from singing in London?