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Dixie Chicks Give Good Advice On “Julianna Calm Down”

Dixie Chicks Return With ‘Gaslighter’ Country legends the Dixie Chicks were supposed to release their first album in 14 years today (May 1). But then COVID-19 got in the way and the trio postponed Gaslighter to a still-unspecified date. However, they couldn’t let the day pass without treating fans to new music. The ladies roll […]

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Skylar Grey Shares Her Sensual “Dark Thoughts”

Interview: Skylar Talks ‘Angel With Tattoos’ Skylar Grey really likes to keep us guessing. The in-demand singer/songwriter dabbled in stripped-back folk/pop on 2019’s Angel With Tattoos EP and now explores late-night R&B on “Dark Thoughts.” Co-produced with Jayson DeZuzio, Skylar’s latest is a refreshingly unfiltered. “Hunt you like a savage, savage, then turn us all […]

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Noah Kahan Drops Surprise ‘Cape Elizabeth’ EP

Interview: Noah Kahan Talks ‘Busyhead’ While most of us have been in a semi-vegetative state during lockdown, Noah Kahan somehow found the energy to write and record an EP. Cape Elizabeth arrives today (May 1) and it’s a stripped-back, acoustic affair that showcases the 23-year-old’s knack for insightful, gently bruising lyrics. “Cape Elizabeth was recorded […]

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Premiere: Chappell Roan’s “Love Me Anyway”

Chappell Roan’s ‘Pink Pony Club’ Chappell Roan’s genre-defying “Pink Pony Club” ranks as one of 2020’s best singles and she builds on that momentum with the just-released “Love Me Anyway.” The singer/songwriter’s latest is essentially about being seen and accepted for who you really are — flaws and all. “I love you because you hide […]

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Nuthin' But a Grinch Thang: Watch Dr Seuss Meet Dr Dre

While in quarantine, parents are doing almost anything to keep their kids occupied — within reason of course. Now, a Wisconsin man has taken learning to the next level — or next episode. Milwaukee-based actor Wes Tank has been sharing videos that blends the two great doctors: Dr. Dre and Dr. Seuss. Using Dre’s beats, […]

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Sleater-Kinney’s 'All Hands on the Bad One' Turns 20

Believe it or not, there was a time when people were sick of Prince. Sometime after 1991’s “Cream,” the record-buying public — increasingly rap-oriented radio — and his label agreed ‘enough, already,’ and even his reviews suffered. (Prince, being Prince, responded by releasing a triple-CD set, 1996’s Emancipation, and that wasn’t even his only 1996 […]

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