The Jonas Brothers share the music video for the latest single “Who’s In Your Head?”
Following the release of their latest single “Who’s in your headThe Jonas Brothers shared the vibrant music video directed by Christian Breslauer for the track.
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Marty Stuart covers Marty Stuart for his last song “Matches”
Marty Stuart released another song as he heads to ‘Matches’, originally released on his 1992 album ‘Let There Be Country’ but recorded in 1988. The
The conflict and the cost of touring during a pandemic
The music of the Mountain Goats lives on stage. Led by John Darnielle, the independent rockers based in North Carolina have given more than 1,000
Grammy® winner Kevin McKendree and co-producer John Heithaus announce the release of Stage Fright at 50 – An Ovation from Nashville
The Rock House All Stars reinvents the band’s classic album available on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, Soundcloud, BandCamp and many other global outlets.
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Chris and Mike Dench with their late mother, Norma Love for good souls New fifty-one song compilation reunites for one of UK’s most beloved musical
The guide of sex therapist Chantelle Otten for seven days of sensual solo activity
An exclusive excerpt on masturbation from Chantelle’s next book, The sex education you’ve never had. Do you remember the first time you masturbated? I do.
Tirzah deconstructs everything on “Colorgrade”
Posted on Sep 27, 2021 8 A lullaby should be soft and quiet, but its main focus is not so much beauty as hypnosis –
Musical review: Evita from G&S Society
Here is a production so tight and efficient that not a second is wasted. It flows like a giant piece of captivating storytelling. The interval
‘Montero’ is an honest portrayal of Lil Nas X’s journey to fame
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TGIF, TT launches a juicy techno mix on CLUB MEL
TT at Club Mel. welcome to Club Mel, a semi-regular column by our editor Mel Ottenberg. This week on Club Mel we have new New