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Billboard Style – “Meloxicam”
Billboard Style, the duo of Ben Guterl (Forth Wanderers) and Dan Howard (Victoryland), have released “Meloxicam”, the second single from their upcoming debut album Pull Of The Moon. The song follows their well-received self-titled debut single and offers further insight into the pair’s songwriting, drawing on Guterl’s own experience of a long-distance relationship. The two-minute…
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4 Songs From 1984 Every 80s Kid Heard While Riding the Bus to School Each Morning
American Songwriter has put together a nostalgic list of four songs from 1984 that were staples for children riding the school bus during that era, drawn from some of the biggest albums of the year. Pieces like this tap into 1980s nostalgia by revisiting chart-topping hits that remain well-known decades later, highlighting how deeply these…
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BLACK STAR RIDERS And THE ALMIGHTY Frontman RICKY WARWICK Releases New Solo Single ‘Last Chance To Dance’
BLACK STAR RIDERS, THIN LIZZY and THE ALMIGHTY frontman Ricky Warwick has released a new solo single, “Last Chance To Dance”. The track is described in a press release as “a THIN LIZZY-inspired anthem, with Ricky channeling the musical and lyrical spirit of Phil Lynott.” “Last Chance To Dance” is th…
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Green Day’s Mike Dirnt to sell bass guitars and clothing from historic collection
On sale September 9th. The post Green Day’s Mike Dirnt to sell bass guitars and clothing from historic collection first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Perennial Oscar Nominee Diane Warren Writes Title Song for Mark Wahlberg Film ‘By Any Means’
Songwriter Diane Warren has released a new title track, “By Any Means,” for the upcoming Mark Wahlberg film of the same name. The soulful, midtempo ballad pairs newer artist David Kushner with veteran group The Isley Brothers, continuing Warren’s pattern of writing songs for period films that explore civil rights history, following recent Oscar-nominated efforts…
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Jeff Lynne names his favourite albums of the 1970s: “You can’t go wrong”
Essential listening. The post Jeff Lynne names his favourite albums of the 1970s: “You can’t go wrong” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Blues Rock Songs From 1965 That Still Sound Edgy Today
American Songwriter has revisited three blues rock tracks from 1965, arguing that despite emerging during a period leaning into psychedelia and experimental rock, they retain their original blues grit and still sound edgy by today’s standards. The feature highlights how these songs address themes of frustration, escapism and hardship in ways that remain resonant six…
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Usher & Chris Brown’s R&B Tour: All of the Surprise Guests So Far
Chris Brown and Usher are currently on a joint stadium tour that has become one of the biggest R&B live events of the year, and both artists have been bringing out surprise guests at various stops. The tour began in Denver on 26 June and has since expanded, with Live Nation announcing eight additional dates…
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Geologist & Kyle Simon Announce New Album Created With Light From The Moon
Brian Weitz, known as Geologist from Animal Collective, has announced a new album called “The Sirens: Hunter’s Moon,” created with longtime friend Kyle Simon, an artist and founder of the Farrington Observatory in Joshua Tree, California. The duo devised a system that converts moonlight captured through a telescope into sound, which Weitz then shapes on…