Angela; Rocket Man; Maputo; Topside; Misty; Avalabop; Nautilus; Downtown; Niles A Head; Feel Like Makin' Love/Nightcrawler; Submarine; Mister Magic; Nardis ...

The Makin Waves Song ... in a world where I feel like that is very much needed. You never know what someone is going through, and I think the idea of ‘Spreading Love’ is something everyone ...

Parmalee has already earned four Billboard Country Airplay chart-toppers and looks to continue building on their feel-good sound with their Fell in Love With a Cowgirl album. By Jessica Nicholson ...

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco would like to tell you about their love story ... wouldn’t feel like I could open up to any other producer that way — let alone a partner.” The album is Gomez ...

This double-billed couple’s album is ... “How Does It Feel to Be Forgotten” — “Talkin’ like we’re friends, honey, what were you thinkin’? / He loves me, I love him” — are ...

Singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus returns with a new solo album—her first since the success of boygenius and revealed relationship ...

In the modern world, we can become overwhelmed with news of the collapse of our ecosystem, the chances of another pandemic, and global warfare, plus the latest political crisis — all within 15 ...

The happy couple describe the super-chill vibe they tapped into while making the album with friends like ... it to feel.” After the success of her 2019 No. 1 hit “Lose You to Love Me ...

The 29-year-old singer and songwriter is set to release 'Forever Is a Feeling,' her first solo LP since breaking out as a ...

even Charli XCX — do you see elements of pop right now that could be traced back to an album like Revival? “Same Old Love” and “Good For You” feel ahead of their time. Blanco ...

What a month it’s been for Brandi Carlile, building up to the buzziest album release week of her career. For anyone living ...

But there was so much enthusiasm and it's like, you know, sometimes in life things just go your way – and this went our way." READ MORE: When Styx Made Their First Album Without Dennis DeYoung ...