In My Room with Boy & Bear
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Boy & Bear performed several tracks off their new album for a warm and cozy Rolling Stone AU/NZ In My Room session
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Why Funk Legends Earth, Wind & Fire Are Still So Popular
Posted in: Music FeaturesEarth, Wind & Fire have never left the cultural conversation, and their influence remains deeply embedded in modern pop, R&B, and hip-hop
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‘It’s Me Telling People to Pack Up Their Bad Intentions’: Brazen Barbie Breaks Down Her New Mixtape
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What So Not Breaks Down New EP ‘The Quiet That Hurts’
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Why Australian Pub Rock Is Still So Popular
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‘I Have So Much I Want to Do’: Peach PRC Tells Us About Her Australia Tour, ‘Miss Erotica’ Era and More
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“It’s Really Easy to Underestimate It All’: Loyle Carner Reflects on ‘Magic’ Sydney Opera House Show, New Album and More
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Rosé and Bruno Mars’ Catchy Collab Should Hook Record of the Year at 2026 Grammys
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