While you don't immediately picture the music of the 1960s being associated with sadness, there's one song from the decade that will move many to tears.

With its one-year anniversary approaching, Shaboozey has revisited his album, Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going. One of ...

Tina Knowles revealed that she broke down crying the first time she heard Beyoncé's song "HEATED," which honored her Uncle ...

Townes Van Zandt wrote about fading relationships as well as any songwriter. The 1971 track "Tower Song" stands as one of his best weepers.

The release of Sammy Hagar's Encore, Thank You, Goodnight comes ahead of his upcoming Best Of All Worlds residency in Las ...

Singer talks about the creative process behind her new album 'I Don’t Know How But They Found Me!' — plus encounters with ...

A new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem sheds light on how people around the world turn to music—specifically its ...

It’s one of the biggest streamed metal songs of all time, but what role did the hand of fate play in its origin?

Michael Johnson's career took many twists before his first hit single. That came in 1978 with the yacht rock-tinged weeper "Bluer Than Blue".

It reveals that words—more than melody, rhythm or tempo—play a central role in helping individuals regulate their ...

As Israel prepares to mark Memorial Day in the shadow of war, research released on Monday found that song lyrics serve as a ...

Percy Sledge’s music endures because it speaks directly to the human heart. His voice carries a timeless emotional weight, turning life’s most personal moments into universal expressions of love and ...