#music

#music

Lexi Jones, David Bowie's daughter, releases debut album 'Xandri' and expresses individuality amidst expectations from her father's legacy.

Wired headphones offer better sound quality than Bluetooth, which suffers from compression and possible interference.

Coheed and Cambria were honored with the key to their hometown, Nyack, declared "Coheed and Cambria Day," and performed an acoustic set.

Stephon Alexander highlights intersectionality in physics and music while discussing the racial barriers faced by Black physicists.

Rough Trade Below has significantly expanded its space and offerings, enabling increased sales and live performances at its new Manhattan location.

Marshall Brickman's satire in 'Who's Who in the Cast' teaches humor can target anything, even the mundane aspects of theater.

Personal playlists spark inspiration, often through repetitive listening of favorite tracks.

'In the Mood for Love' is a film that deeply influences aesthetic appreciation.

Authentic design inspiration comes from discovering unique spaces and atmospheres.

Creating a kitchen with thoughtfulness and sustainability is a significant renovation goal.

The 2025 JxJ: DC Jewish Film & Music Festival celebrates joy through film and music, featuring over 25 international screenings and concerts from May 8-18.

Garbage's new album captures familiarity and resonance, reflecting experiences of physical challenges and communication in the band.

The White Lotus could benefit from a winter-themed season after three warm themes.

Fans are eager for a snowy, thrilling direction for season four.

'Girls Town' explores female experiences of sexual violence and empowerment through a coming-of-age story set in New York City.

Bob Mould's latest album tackles modern anxieties, emphasizing the importance of love as a solution to chaos.

Steve Inskeep's lecture provides historical insights relevant to today's political landscape.

Upcoming notable new album releases include Father John Misty and Nilüfer Yanya, with continuous updates provided through a comprehensive guide.

Melissa Cross, the vocal coach and 'scream queen', has transformed vocal training for artists, harnessing the power of screams in music and performance.

Vinyl records are experiencing a revival alongside renewed interest in regional music from the South Texas border.

Keith Urban's song 'Somebody Like You' was pivotal in his career and personal journey.

Joe Keery, known for his role in "Stranger Things," releases his second album as Djo, showcasing playful music reflecting his life experiences.

REBOLU's performance showcases a blend of traditional and contemporary Colombian music, highlighting the vibrancy of the African diaspora.

Couples now create 'do not play' lists to avoid controversial artists at weddings.

The trend reflects a balance between personal taste and guest sensitivities.

Amadou Bagayoko, renowned Malian guitarist and singer, has died at 70, leaving behind a legacy of rich musical contributions.

Music profoundly shaped my life from birth, through my father's influence and unique upbringing.

Kae Tempest's performance underscores the enduring power of words amidst technological failures, reflecting personal growth and evolution in their artistic journey.

John Lydon embraces work in 2025 as a way to cope with recent grief and losses.

Susan Boyle announces her return to music and social media after recovering from a stroke.

Miley Cyrus' song 'End of the World' is an optimistic anthem about enjoying life amid uncertainty.

Woodley and Galvin created the Yankees' first stadium anthem, 'Yankee, Baby,' appealing to fans with a lively and engaging pop-rap style.