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MTV's music channels in the UK have shut down after over 40 years, marking the end of an era that profoundly influenced youth culture, music, fashion, and shared experiences for generations, despite changing viewing habits and the rise of streaming services.
Spotify has released a redesigned Apple TV app featuring faster performance, a more visual interface, and new capabilities including video podcasts and music videos, although music videos are not yet available in the US and Canada. The update also introduces features like queue management, lyrics, and AI-based song recommendations, with broader availability expected by mid-November.
MTV in the U.S. is not shutting down; multiple channels under the MTV brand continue to operate unaffected, with programming that includes reality shows like 'RuPaul's Drag Race' and 'Jersey Shore,' evolving from its original focus on music videos.
The article reflects on D'Angelo's legacy, emphasizing that his provocative 'Untitled' video was often misunderstood; it was a part of his artistic expression rooted in genuine love and artistry, not exploitation, and highlights his broader musical contributions and the cultural context of 1990s and early 2000s R&B.
Hayley Williams has officially released the sequenced version of her album 'Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,' which includes 17 tracks plus an additional song, with various physical editions available for pre-order ahead of its November 7 release.
Decades-old songs by artists like Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, LL Cool J, and Talking Heads are getting new music videos to attract younger audiences and capitalize on nostalgia, with labels focusing on the entire body of work rather than just new releases.
Finneas and Ashe share humorous and personal stories, discussing favors, reality TV, sleep habits, and fashion, while also touching on advice and celebrity run-ins, highlighting their playful personalities and musical careers.
Miley Cyrus's 'Something Beautiful' is a visual album celebrating her sexuality and self-expression through a series of provocative, '80s-inspired music videos that emphasize her erotic presence and independence, serving as a bold homage to a less cautious era of sexuality.
Steven Hyden's new book, "There Was Nothing You Could Do," explores the impact of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." album and its music videos on his career and American culture. The book highlights how the music videos, particularly "Dancing in the Dark" and "Born in the U.S.A.," helped shape Springsteen's public persona, often creating a simplified and sometimes misleading image of the artist. This persona, dubbed the "Bruce Springsteen Character," has had lasting effects on his career and public perception.
A teacher in Taylor, Michigan, claims she was fired from her position at Taylor Preparatory High School due to her rap career and music videos, despite winning teacher of the month in December. The teacher, known as Drippin' Honey, says she was given an ultimatum to erase her rap content, which she refused. A parent and students have shown support for the teacher, while the school has stated that student well-being is their priority and that they are aware of the alleged claims.
Spotify is introducing music videos in a beta feature available in 11 markets, including the UK, Germany, and Brazil. Users can access the videos from the Now Playing screen, with a "Switch to Video" option appearing for supported tracks. The feature is available on iOS, Android, desktop, and TV devices, requiring a Premium subscription to watch. Spotify aims to provide artists with another way to engage listeners and cultivate fans through this new offering.
Vampire Weekend has released two new singles, "Capricorn" and "Gen-X Cops," along with collage-like music videos for each. The band has also announced the Only God Was Above Us Tour, which kicks off in April and includes various supporting acts. The new album, Only God Was Above Us, is set to be released on April 5th.
Vampire Weekend has announced a 2024 North American tour in support of their upcoming album "Only God Was Above," with multiple shows at iconic venues like Madison Square Garden and The Greek Theatre. The band has also released two new singles, "Capricorn" and "Gen-X Cops," along with accompanying music videos featuring footage of 1980s New York. The tour will feature a diverse lineup of support acts, and tickets will be available for pre-sale on February 22nd and for public sale on February 23rd.
Vampire Weekend has released two singles, "Gen-X Cops" and "Capricorn," along with music videos inspired by 1980s MTA cars, as a part of their comeback. The singles are from their upcoming fifth album, Only God Was Above Us, which is set to be released on April 5 and features a return to New York iconography. The band will also embark on their first tour since the pandemic, with special show-specific openers and a solar-eclipse show in Austin on April 8.
Vampire Weekend has released two new songs, "Capricorn" and "Gen-X Cops," along with accompanying music videos featuring footage of 1988 New York. The band's upcoming album, Only God Was Above Us, is set to release on 4/5, and they have also announced an extensive North American tour with a diverse lineup of openers.