On November 08, in Los Angeles, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will hold their induction ceremony and finally the name of Bad ...

RECORDING WEEK 2025: In a world of music which is often based in commerciality, it's nice to reflect on artists who have always taken a creatively-driven path, pushing the boundaries of songwriting ...

Strange Game, the Slow Horses opening theme song, becomes a perfect match for Jackson Lamb's unique world portrayed in the show. Director James Hawes and music supervisor Catherine Grieves always ...

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Mark Ronson, fresh off the release of his memoir Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City, offers a glimpse into his music tastes and shares his first impressions of Aaliyah’s music in a new ...

Surely everybody wants to be Mick Jagger? He’s the epitome of the rock and roll dream, the ultimate frontman. He’s a myth, a legend, an icon, so much so that not even other musical heroes are immune ...

Mark Ronson hangs out with Rolling Stone to shuffle his favorite '90s music playlist, talk about his new memoir 'Night People,' and explain how to clock a true night person. Trump responds to cattle ...

Curious from birth, Fiona is a music writer, researcher, and cultural theorist based in the UK. She studied her Bachelor of Music in London, specializing in audiovisual practices, and progressed to a ...

The 1980s were an incredibly polarizing time for music fans, thanks in no small part to the vast differences in popular genres, which ranged from heavy metal to synth-pop to hip-hop. Frankly, in the ...

That song that’s stuck in your head? There’s a small chance that it might be an ’80s one-hit wonder. The music scene of the 1980s was as loud and colorful as the artists who orchestrated these catchy ...

This might be the most nostalgic of all nostalgic love songs from the 1980s out there. How could I possibly leave off this sultry, saxophone-led tune from one of the greatest talents of that decade?