Another band she’s been a big fan of for a couple of years now is The Living Tombstone. When she saw that they were playing ...

Another band she’s been a big fan of for a couple of years now is The Living Tombstone. When she saw that they were playing ...

The dance-pop track finds Beer cooing over thrumming synths and propulsive percussion: “It’s a look, it’s a touch/It’s a danger kind of crush/Say it once, say it twice/Come and say it another time,” ...

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The pop artist's long debut LP is purposeful, tender and bold – a declaration of intent that should resonate far beyond her fanbase. By Sophie Williams Throughout her solo career, Jade Thirlwall has ...

This song, from English reggae band UB40’s second covers album, Labour of Love II, is an interpretation of “Baby” by Jamaica’s The Heptones. That already bright-and-breezy tune is given a shiny coat ...

Dijon's sophomore album "Baby!" is a revelation. Four years after sharing the critically acclaimed Absolutely, and on the heels of basically co-producing a huge chunk of Justin Bieber's SWAG, the Los ...

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Connie Francis was a giant of 1950s and ’60s sugary-sweet pop, notching up more than a dozen hits. In the months leading to her death, which was announced on Thursday, she experienced one more in ...

Connie Francis, the pop vocalist who died this week, was seeing a resurgence in popularity long after her '50s and '60s fame — thanks to TikTok. Francis died Wednesday, July 16 at 87 after recently ...

Connie Francis, the chart-topping singer from New Jersey who hit it big in the 1960s, was just back in headlines for an old song. “Pretty Little Baby,” a Francis song from 1962, seemed to be ...