All articles tagged with #songs
A ranked list of songs about new beginnings, highlighting tracks from various eras and genres that celebrate fresh starts, resilience, and hope, including classics like Fleetwood Mac's 'Don't Stop' and Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good'.
The article highlights the top albums and songs of 2025 based on a poll of critics, featuring unexpected comebacks and innovative pop, with Rosalía's Lux and PinkPantheress's Illegal as standout winners, and showcasing a diverse range of artists from established stars to newcomers.
The article invites readers to vote for their favorite song associated with this year's Kennedy Center Honorees, including options for Michael Crawford, Gloria Gaynor, KISS, Sylvester Stallone, and George Strait, highlighting their most iconic songs.
The article discusses the significance of various songs that have become emblematic of American culture, revisiting NPR's 2018 series 'American Anthem' which highlights 50 songs that have shaped American identity, especially around Independence Day.
The article highlights the five greatest songs by Brian Wilson, as chosen by fellow musicians, emphasizing his revolutionary impact on music and his status as a revered icon among artists and fans alike.
The article provides a curated list of the best songs of 2025 so far, highlighting diverse artists and genres, from Bad Bunny's salsa-infused tracks to Lorde's synth-pop return, showcasing a vibrant and eclectic music scene this year.
Here is a playlist of the top 40 pop songs of 2023, featuring artists like The Weeknd and Ariana Grande, Charli XCX, SZA, Rema and Selena Gomez, and more. The list showcases a wide range of pop styles and includes personal picks to keep things interesting.
A collection of 50 amusing pictures from 2023 that never fail to bring a smile, accompanied by a playlist of the author's favorite songs from that year.
Fans of Taylor Swift, known as Swifties, speculate that issues in her relationship with ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn may have started in 2021, as revealed by collaborator Jack Antonoff. Swift's breakup song "You're Losing Me" was actually written and recorded in December 2021, just weeks after the release of her album "Red (Taylor's Version)" and the "All Too Well" short film. The lyrics of the song hint at a dying relationship and a rejected marriage proposal. Swift and Alwyn had been together for six years before news of their breakup broke in April.
From Merle Haggard's "Okie From Muskogee" to Jason Aldean's "Try That in a Small Town," this article highlights some of the most conservative country music songs of all time. These songs echo conservative ideologies and talking points, with artists like Hank Williams Jr. and Toby Keith contributing to the genre. While Nashville has generally focused on entertainment rather than stirring up controversy, there have been notable right-wing country songs throughout history.
Rolling Stone celebrates the creativity and breadth of Arctic Monkeys' catalog by listing 30 of their best songs, highlighting the band's ability to confound expectations and Alex Turner's skill as a songwriter. The songs range from acid-tongued tracks like "Teddy Picker" to high-drama love stories like "Secret Door" and anthems like "R U Mine?". The list showcases the band's evolution and their ability to captivate audiences with their unique style and kitchen sink realism.
In celebration of Madonna's 65th birthday, her 65 best songs have been ranked. From her iconic hits like "Like a Virgin" to her more experimental tracks like "Erotica," Madonna's catalog spans multiple genres and decades. With her ability to set trends and her numerous chart-topping hits, Madonna has solidified her status as a pop music legend. These songs will be commemorated on her upcoming Celebration tour.
The iHeartRadio Music Awards 2022 celebrated the best in music with performances by top artists and awards given to winners in various categories. Harry Styles won the Anti-Hero award, while Morgan Wallen won Country Artist of the Year. Other winners included Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow for Best Collaboration, SZA for R&B Artist of the Year, and Taylor Swift for Innovator Award and Best Lyrics. The event also featured new blond locks of Brian Austin Green with Sharna Burgess.