Resonating as strongly as ever, ‘Three Little Birds’ was slow to take flight, but now stands as one of Bob Marley’s most affecting songs.
Words such as ‘genius’ are not to be tossed around lightly, but Hans Zimmer is a visionary composer who continues to provide the soundtracks to our lives.
The 22-time Grammy winners will accept the honor at a Los Angeles ceremony in February 2027.
Sexy and romantic, the best Barry White songs made him the boss of bedroom soul music. He had the funk, the soul and the disco – nobody did it like him.
The Buenos Aires trio introduces the album with new single ‘Clara’ and a Delfina Braverman-directed video.
The printed guide to Los Angeles countercultural hot spots has gone digital to mark a 60th-anniversary reissue of Zappa’s debut with the Mothers of Invention.
Wonder will play the classic 1976 album in full on all 18 stops of his fall tour.
The track was produced by Church’s longtime collaborator Jay Joyce.
Kendrick Lamar, Larry June, Ab-Soul, Tyga and OHMA appear on the Los Angeles-focused project.
The trio wrote the single after one of Max Dean’s Ibiza gigs.
The label launched some of England’s biggest prog artists.
One of the best soundtracks ever released, ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’, won three Grammys and introduced a whole new audience to bluegrass music.
On their ambitious debut album, ‘SremmLife,’ dynamic sibling duo Rae Sremmurd ushered in a new class of hip-hop eccentrics.
Horace Silver made a string of classic records for Blue Note, but 1959’s Blowin’ The Blues away is one of the very best
Canadian working-class hero Bryan Adams may not have invented arena rock, but he certainly perfected it on ‘Reckless.’
A euphoric and inventive pop-blast of an album, ‘Colors’ proved that, over two decades into his career, Beck would always find new ways to surprise.
The album sold an estimated 20 million copies and gave the Gibb brothers three more US No.1 singles in a row.
