Ultimately Led Zeppelin were a bit like their airship namesake: just too huge, idiosyncratic and vulnerable to disaster to ...

Dan Storper, co-founder of Putumayo World Music, passed away last week. Storper had a real impact on appreciation for New Orleans music.

In the third song of Jensen McRae’s “Praying For Your Downfall” show May 22, she sang the lyrics “God has a hitman, I’ve seen ...

Wallen got dumped. He’s also grown tired of the predictability of his own hits. And now his rap sheet makes the self-destructive abandon in his songs feel too real and too close to dark sagas of ...

Covers Tammy Wynette and John Denver, and Goes Swinging in Unpredictable Stagecoach Set So if owning a Tesla truck has become the equivalent of a red MAGA hat, does listening to Morgan Wallen’s new ...

His 1984 single, “Lovers in a Dangerous Time,” meanwhile, was sourced by U2 for its 1988 single “God Part II ... He predicts his next album will be a covers of “a bunch of songs I ...

The clips center around self-reflection ... that people will hear when they listen to the album. But I also understand the universe and God and things have to align. And you want that, you ...

This cover is one of the most iconic 1960s album covers, if not the quintessential album cover from that era. The photo for Abbey Road was snapped pretty quickly, and it has since been interpreted ...

Kelela’s new album doesn’t start with a ripple of aqueous ... largely of reworked songs from her back catalog, as well as covers of Betty Carter’s “30 Years” and Joni Mitchell’s ...

Album covers can sometimes make or break the appeal of an album. These five super-cool album covers from the 1990s only made the music within their sleeves even better. Let’s take a look at just ...

DJ Khaled has announced his fourteenth album “Aalam of God,” which is slated for release in 2025 via We the Best/Republic Records. In typical widescreen fashion, Khaled revealed the news of ...

The new edition of the album includes two brand-new ... perfectly into the narrative of Ask That God,” says Lord Littlemore. “They're a reflection of our ever-evolving creative journey.