Music genre (Page 2)

The Brotherhood is a premier band whose wide player recognition is rooted in the Richmond jazz continuum. The most seasoned members, Dr. Weldon Hill and James “Saxsmo” Gates, are educators who honed their skills playing with artists from a previous generation. The youngest member, drummer Billy Williams Jr., is aRead More →

The types of music we don’t like say as much about us as the types we like. Image: Krakenimages.com/Shutterstock PPeople can have very strong opinions about music. That’s why some people are less into rock, pop or classical music, for example. Researchers from the Max Planck Institute in GermanyRead More →

You can spend a million or two million dollars on a music video, depending on what the producers are willing to do, but what’s the most realistic budget for your first? If you’re not Justin Timberlake or Rihanna, and you’re just starting out and going to hit the stage, we’llRead More →

Tierra Whack is edgy, abstract, honest and raw; traits the 26-year-old rapper attributes to growing up in North Philadelphia. When you think of Philadelphia, affectionately reduced to Philadelphia, the footsteps of Rocky Balboa come to mind – that eternal trope of reaching the top and staying there. Philly has championedRead More →

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Invited scholars from universities nationwide will join student and faculty experts from Indiana University in Bloomington for an academic conference exploring the impact of K-pop on the world. The K-pop conference, presented by the Institute of Korean Studies and IU Council for the Arts and Humanities, willRead More →

Chuck Ragan’s earliest musical memory is of sitting on the floor in front of his grandparents as they played music. Paw Paw played the accordion and Maw Maw banged a tambourine as they sang Cajun and French tunes for the family. In high school, he listened to what he callsRead More →

Jamal Edwards has been a crucial figure in the most significant development in British pop music over the past decade: the rise of black British artists to mainstream dominance. An entrepreneur of boundless energy and determination, his death at the age of 31 following an undisclosed illness caused a shock.Read More →

DES MOINES, Iowa — When Abood Alaliwi started DJing more than a decade ago in his native Kuwait, he dreamed of one day having the chance to open for a big-name DJ. That dream came true last July when Alaliwi opened for Grammy-nominated DJ/producer EDX at Platform nightclub in DesRead More →

There is no doubt that TikTok is a powerful tool for musicians to share their music. Like magic – or more realistically, a masterfully crafted algorithm – a song can spread to millions of unsuspecting fans, creating a dedicated fan base. For Fort Collins-born Evan Thomas, known as TX2, theRead More →

This text is well suited for the serious student of Hindustani classical music. I received a copy from a colleague while conducting gender research in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India in March 2017. It remains a fascinating account of the wealth of styles from the distant past that influence and informs manyRead More →

A quick question for you: What do Clay Aiken, John Coltrane, Charlie Daniels, Donna Fargo, Roberta Flack, Andy Griffith, Arthur Smith, Kate Smith, James Taylor and Doc Watson have in common? Answer: They are all musicians born in our beautiful state and they are all inductees into the North CarolinaRead More →

Trabass – Cover of Trabalocity Trabass – 1989 EP Brand MVB RECORDS On January 17, Trabass’ “1989” debuted at No. 1 on Apple Music’s New Dancehall Reggae chart. Now he’s releasing another EP “Trabalocity” on February 15th. a month after his EP “1989” debuted at No. 1. The first singleRead More →

Apple may be close to launching a classical music streaming app, after lines of code in the Apple Music beta for Android revealed a potential name: Apple Classical. The lines of code were discovered by 9to5Mac, who say they reveal the ability to open a compatible track directly in theRead More →

Music genre ad volumes saw a strong increase in 2021 with 42% growth over 2020. Although the music genre’s year started with growth in ad volumes, it saw a decline during the quarter. May-June due to the second wave of the pandemic. However, the resurgence in advertising volumes was seenRead More →

This week, I decided to take a leap in time. Mainly for two reasons: the album we are going to talk about made the headlines recently and because one of the members turns 53 the day I write this. Growing up, I was always a huge music lover. I haven’tRead More →

Raka Ibrahim (Jakarta Post) Denpasar ● Wed, February 2, 2022 2022-02-02 15:09 90 0c06e8ca436d6e21bba3a708561e23fe 1 Entertainment indonesian-music,indonesian-musicians,anticipated-music-of-2022 Free Danilla, Dipha Barus, White Shoes & The Couples Company, Kunto Aji and more tell us what’s got them excited this year. The stage lights have been off for a while now, butRead More →

In 2012, Singaporean teenager Nat Ćmiel felt withdrawn and isolated from society. Perhaps a by-product of growing up with the internet as second nature, they have become fascinated with digital intimacy rather than real-life peer relationships. This would lead to an EP, self-titled with Ćmiel’s artist name, yeule, after theRead More →

Demi Lovato hosts ‘funeral for my pop music’ as singer dramatically heralds new foray into punk rock By George Stark for Dailymail.com Published: 4:13 p.m. EDT, January 21, 2022 | Update: 4:19 p.m. EDT, January 21, 2022 It looks like Demi Lovato is about to undergo another transformation. The formerRead More →

FFive hundred and fifty years ago, the following month, the King of Norway lost a deposit he had deposited to settle a debt: more than a hundred wild and treeless islands in the subarctic North Sea. The Scottish king, James III, had wanted Rhenish florins, but he had to settleRead More →

Carl Giannelli ’24 is a founding member of rock band Kim Normal, and the band’s second album “Picturesque” was named one of “Connecticut’s Top 20 Albums of 2021” by The Hartford Courant. January 18, 2022 By Renee Chmiel, Office of Marketing and Communications Carl Giannelli ’24 (right) with Dr. PatrickRead More →

Poster of “Beyond the Classic 2” (Seoul Arts Management) A classical music concert that experiments with breaking out of conventional forms, “Beyond the Classic 2,” is to be staged on Feb. 18 at the Seoul Arts Center by the Sam Philharmonic Orchestra, the organizer announced Monday. The concert aims toRead More →

Given how emotionally excruciating FKA twigs’ second album is, 2019 Magdalene, was, it’s surprising that she never intended to do something so dark in the first place. In a BBC podcast interview last year, the musician recalled that before Magdalene“I really wanted to release something really fabulous where I couldRead More →

Merlin announced a multi-year agreement with lickedthe platform that helps YouTube content creators legally use music on the platform. Merlin is the digital licensing agency for the independent label industry. “The partnership injects music from tens of thousands of labels and hundreds of thousands of artists around the world intoRead More →

Overview of the AZMF 2021-22 concert season Youtube Ann Hampton Callaway, I’m a huge fan of yours. You have the perfect career and dare I say the perfect life, which includes a happy ending with a beautiful wife. Anne: I remember when I was finally in love and it wasRead More →

Business New Digital Offers By Chris Cooke | Posted on Friday, November 26, 2021 Fortnite maker Epic Games announced earlier this week that it had purchased Harmonix, the games company behind the original “Guitar Hero” games and, subsequently, the Rock Band franchise, and which – for a while time inRead More →

THE Faculty of Music at the University of Oxford has announced the appointment of Dublin-born composer Jennifer Walshe as Professor of Composition. The appointment is in association with Worcester College, University of Oxford. Professor Walshe’s research findings are widely regarded as pioneers in the overlapping fields of composition, performance, videoRead More →

When love – or other life stresses – tears us apart, irresistible ’80s pop jams might help put us back together. That’s according to a recent study from Turkey-based cosmetic surgery center Vera Clinic, which specializes in hair transplants – ones that may have good reason to experience anxiety. TheRead More →

Even if you haven’t heard the classification term prog-rock, you’ve probably heard the music. It’s the inventive style popularized by artists like Yes, Rush, King Crimson, and many more, and challenges the way we think about rock ‘n’ roll. King Crimson MAURO PIMENTEL/Getty Images As the name progressive suggests, thereRead More →

(Hypebot) – A new report has come out from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry or (IFPI) examining how music is enjoyed around the world and which genres are most popular internationally. Unsurprisingly, pop reigns supreme and continues to hold the top spot.Read More →

The track, which mixes techno and trance, traditional Indian and religious folk music, and political slogans – at another point, a voice shouts “Hail Hindustan!” — has nearly nine million views on YouTube. Uploaded by a 20-year-old musician who goes by the name of DJ Lucky, its title translates toRead More →