Royel Otis Receive Backlash Over ‘Misogynistic’ Lyrics in New Single, ‘Moody’
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Royel Otis have come under fire for lyrics in their new single 'Moody', with fans accusing the duo of misogyny and silencing criticism
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Isol-Aid Announces Special “Accessible All Areas” Edition
Posted in: Music NewsThe forthcoming round of Isol-Aid performances showcases Deaf and disabled musicians from around the world.
Triple One Unleash New Single, ‘Salina’
Posted in: Music NewsThe slick "Salina" is the latest track to be lifted from Panic Force, the forthcoming debut album from Triple One.
Keith Moon’s 10 Wildest Pranks
Posted in: Music ListsNo drum kit, hotel room, trousers department or small British village was spared the drummer’s sense of mischief
Watch Phoebe Bridgers, Arlo Parks Cover Radiohead’s ‘Fake Plastic Trees’
Posted in: Music NewsMusicians teamed up for a BBC Radio 1 piano session
Kanye West Has Spent Nearly $7 Million on Self-Funded Presidential Campaign
Posted in: Music NewsMajority of campaign spending has gone toward hiring consultants and GOP operatives for “ballot access services”; Birthday Party has also raised just $11,000
Pearl Jam Release ‘Alive’ Video From 2018 Seattle Homecoming Show
Posted in: Music NewsBand drops full concert to tide fans over until they can kick off their delayed Gigaton tour in 2021
Hear Billie Joe Armstrong Cover Wreckless Eric’s ‘Whole Wide World’
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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
Mick Jagger on the Future of Live Music, the Stones’ Next Album, and More
Posted in: Music News“We’re in the never-never land,” Jagger says from his home in the European countryside, where he’s been writing, recording – and keeping in shape for the next tour
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.
