Pop Music

Meghan Trainor is hitting pause — and this time, it’s not about the music. The singer has canceled her upcoming Get in Girl Tour, and her reason is a pretty relatable one: life just got too full, too fast. Between a new album, a nationwide tour and a growing family, Trainor says something had to give. […]

The ’70s were definitely an unforgettable time for music. Hits from this decade not only put new spins on rock and R&B but the world was also propelled into disco, which whether you liked it or not, became a sensation in itself. But while some artists made songs that become quintessential ’70s hits, unfortunately, their

Another Friday…another batch of new releases for you to peruse. Nothing for me this week, which is a good thing sometimes. What do you want to hear…or what have we missed. Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend. Social Distortion – Born to Kill – (Crime Don’t Pay Inc / Epitaph) Black Veil

Little Star is all grown up. While her mother is busy pasting Confessions II posters around the city in the midnight hour, the artist formerly (?) known as Lolahol has been busy in the studio herself preparing her first moves under her actual name. Well, unless you count the credit for supplying background vocals on

kenzie steps into a new chapter with the release of her five-track EP notes from the in between, out now alongside a full set of accompanying visuals. At its core, notes from the in between sits in a space of transition, capturing the emotional push and pull of growing up, letting go, and figuring things

Fresh from the buzz of Eurovision week, and marking 45 years since their iconic win, The Fizz release new single A Crazy Shot In The Dark. A collaboration with legendary hitmaker Mike Stock (Stock, Aitken, Waterman), the song marks the start of a new chapter for the pop act. Fizz perennials Cheryl Baker and Jay

‘Get Off Your Phone’ is the pop wake-up call we didn’t know we needed. The lead single from her forthcoming EP ‘Braveheart’. It’s a pop track that makes its point simply by being too good to ignore. If you find yourself putting down whatever’s in your hand to actually listen, Andréa has already won the

There are a number of acts who have debuted in the past few decades and have dozens of song ratings on this blog. I thought it would be fun to lay these ratings out in chronological order, line-graph style, and take a macro view of their careers so far. Then, similar to my “Underrated K-pop”