Song You Need to Know: Navy Blue Featuring Yasiin Bey, ‘Breathe’
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Navy Blue’s latest record provides tools for personal and spiritual liberation
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Flo Milli’s ‘Roaring 20s’ Is an Absurdly Fun Song You Need to Know
Posted in: Music FeaturesFlo Milli can rap well over anything, up to and including a sample from ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
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The Last Word: Nancy Sinatra on What Her Father Taught Her and How She Saved ‘These Boots Are Made for Walkin”
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith the release of new compilation ‘Start Walkin’ 1965–1976,’ the trailblazing singer also reflects on popularizing the miniskirt and why she supports the Black Lives Matter movement…
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Song You Need to Know: Graeme James, ‘The Voyage of the James Caird’
Posted in: Music FeaturesNew Zealand troubadour revives the lost art of the shipwreck song
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Angus Young on Why AC/DC Never Changed Their Sound and the Legacy of ‘Back in Black’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe guitarist also talks rebuilding the band on ‘Power Up,’ and shares the wisdom from his late brothers that still guides him
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Flashback: Muse Beat Silverchair in The Tightest Hottest 100 on Record
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis year's Hottest 100 might be a close race, but it's nothing compared to the events of the 2007 countdown.
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Song You Need to Know: Olivia Rodrigo, ‘Drivers License’
Posted in: Music Features17-year-old Disney star’s debut song is an emotionally potent early contender for song of the year
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Director Ivo van Hove on the Making of David Bowie’s ‘Lazarus’ Musical
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith a performance from the show’s original London production livestreaming, here’s our 2016 interview with the director
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Neal Schon on Journey’s ‘New Strut,’ Possible Arnel Pineda Biopic, and His New Solo LP
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe guitarist also gives a progress report on the band’s upcoming album, and discusses the state of his relationship with former singer Steve Perry
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Grammys Head Harvey Mason Jr. on How and Why the Show Moved to March
Posted in: Music Features“There was never a time when we said, let’s just cancel … The show was a chance for us to come together, take a breath and relieve each other and enjoy some musical moments”
