Toots and the Maytals: 15 Essential Songs
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We survey late Jamaican vocal legend Toots Hibbert’s groundbreaking six-decade career, from “Bam Bam” through “Got to Be Tough”
‘Mad at Disney’: How an Angry Fan Made a Massive TikTok Hit
Posted in: Music FeaturesSalem Ilese wasn’t planning to go viral, but her latest single is now earning more than a million streams a day on Spotify alone
Ben Gillies Shares Solo Debut, ‘Breathe In, Breathe Out’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlmost a decade after Silverchair went on hiatus, drummer Ben Gillies talks to Rolling Stone about his first-ever solo material.
Missing Live Solos? Look on TikTok
Posted in: Music FeaturesMost performances are still cancelled, but bass players and guitarists can amass millions of views on the app
Haiku Hands: A League of Their Own
Posted in: Music FeaturesThey've been turning heads for years with their kaleidoscopic compositions and highly-visual live shows, but as they release their debut album, it's clear there's no band quite like Haiku Hands.
New Music Drops Every Minute. But Back-Catalogs Are Driving the Industry’s Transformation
Posted in: Music FeaturesAmid a pandemic and an abundance of new music, the value of older music catalogs keeps rising — and the investor interest may spark seismic shifts in the record business
Song You Need to Know: Night Shop feat. Waxahatchee, ‘In the Twilight Sun’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIndie rock journeyman Justin Sullivan teams up with Katie Crutchfield for a slow-burn duet
Big Sean’s Holistic Healing
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn ‘Detroit 2,’ the rapper’s first solo album since 2017, he grapples with past struggles and offers a wide portfolio of feelgood solutions
Ozuna Representing: The Puerto Rican Who Has Put Latin Music on The Summit of The Industry
Posted in: Music Features premiumHe's sold more than 15 million albums, and he's one of the best-selling Latin artists of all time, and thanks to Ozuna, reggaeton is more popular than ever.
It’s Been a Hard Year, But Bright Eyes Aren’t Giving Up Yet
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter nearly a decade of hard losses and new joys, Conor Oberst, Nate Walcott, and Mike Mogis knew the time was right to get the band back together
