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Megastar The Weeknd in $ 50million copyright battle with Scottish songwriter duo
Scottish songwriters locked in a multi-million dollar copyright battle with megastar The Weeknd have recounted their “David and Goliath” fight for justice. Scott McCulloch ... -
Sound Textures Help Turner Cody Discover Sincere New Sound | Music
Turner Cody and The Soldiers of Love’s new album, “Friends in High Places,” was released on June 4th. Drawing inspiration from American country and ... -
Poppy ‘EAT (NXT Original Soundtrack)’ | Collaboration with WWE
[Photo by Erika Astrid] Multi-genre renaissance artist Poppy associated with WWE and Sumerian Recordings to release the new surprise EP of five songs, EAT ... -
Matt Heafy + Richard Marx give ’80s ballad a metal makeover
Have you ever listened to a heart-wrenching song and thought, “That could really use some beating of breath”? If so, you should probably take ... -
“Everyone I knew who played an instrument was recorded”: Japanese Breakfast on the community spirit behind his new album | Guitar.com
It is no longer enough for Michelle Zauner to simply draw a line under a project. “This is a devastating new development,” she laughs, ... -
Bringin ‘it Backwards: Interview with Mekka Don
Listen and subscribe to BiB We had the pleasure of interviewing Mekka Don in Zoom video! Mekka Don makes his highly anticipated return to ... -
The Day – Fitch High School plans to share passion for music to help kids
Groton – High school student Robert E. Fitch Mayson Murphy says playing music has no limits. There are seemingly endless options of instruments and ... -
New Zealand singer-songwriter GEORGIA LINES talks about her latest single “No One Knows”, life in her home country and more!
Meet this rising act in New Zealand Georgia lines! His latest single, “Nobody knows” was released a few months ago on April 16. The ... -
Jeffrey Krantz hits the ‘beach’ – Elmore Magazine
Photo: Jenna Leigh Jeffrey Krantz left his home in Iowa to travel the world and tour more than 200 days a year, then finally ... -
Anaal Nathrakh: Codex Necro album review
When you zoom out, the history of extreme metal feels like an arms race. Black Sabbath wrote the urtext, Motörhead made it more rowdy, ...
