Flo Milli’s ‘Roaring 20s’ Is an Absurdly Fun Song You Need to Know
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Flo Milli can rap well over anything, up to and including a sample from ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
The Last Word: Nancy Sinatra on What Her Father Taught Her and How She Saved ‘These Boots Are Made for Walkin”
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith the release of new compilation ‘Start Walkin’ 1965–1976,’ the trailblazing singer also reflects on popularizing the miniskirt and why she supports the Black Lives Matter movement…
Song You Need to Know: Graeme James, ‘The Voyage of the James Caird’
Posted in: Music FeaturesNew Zealand troubadour revives the lost art of the shipwreck song
Angus Young on Why AC/DC Never Changed Their Sound and the Legacy of ‘Back in Black’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe guitarist also talks rebuilding the band on ‘Power Up,’ and shares the wisdom from his late brothers that still guides him
Flashback: Muse Beat Silverchair in The Tightest Hottest 100 on Record
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis year's Hottest 100 might be a close race, but it's nothing compared to the events of the 2007 countdown.
Song You Need to Know: Olivia Rodrigo, ‘Drivers License’
Posted in: Music Features17-year-old Disney star’s debut song is an emotionally potent early contender for song of the year
Director Ivo van Hove on the Making of David Bowie’s ‘Lazarus’ Musical
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith a performance from the show’s original London production livestreaming, here’s our 2016 interview with the director
Neal Schon on Journey’s ‘New Strut,’ Possible Arnel Pineda Biopic, and His New Solo LP
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe guitarist also gives a progress report on the band’s upcoming album, and discusses the state of his relationship with former singer Steve Perry
Grammys Head Harvey Mason Jr. on How and Why the Show Moved to March
Posted in: Music Features“There was never a time when we said, let’s just cancel … The show was a chance for us to come together, take a breath and relieve each other and enjoy some musical moments”
Why K-Pop Group Seventeen Can Never Be Divided
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith a unique visual identity and songs that span genres from swing to funk, the 13-member boy band prove that bigger really is better
