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For readers, music offers both discovery and connection: a chance to find new voices, revisit familiar favourites and understand how artists build their work and careers. Disputes over samples, reunions and the changing business of entertainment show how creativity, money and cultural influence intersect.

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What happens when Charlie Sloth comments on your song!

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  • Charlie Sloth is a British DJ known for backing new artists

The provided content is not a news article but a YouTube cookie-consent and sign-in page for a video titled “What happens when Charlie Sloth comments on your song!” No actual video description, transcript, or editorial content was available to summarise, as the page only contains Google’s standard cookie…

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Fat Dog – “Shit Love”

  • Fat Dog release new single "Shit Love" ahead of new album
  • Album Cancel Me (I'm Tired) out 2nd October on Domino
  • Band recently supported Foo Fighters at stadium shows

British dance-punk band Fat Dog have released a new track titled "Shit Love", the latest preview from their forthcoming second album. The release follows the band's recent stint opening stadium shows for Foo Fighters, and continues to build anticipation for the record, which arrives this autumn on Domino…

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French Montana Settles Lawsuit Claiming He Stole $1M Swiss Watch

  • French Montana settles lawsuit over allegedly stolen $1m Richard Mille watch
  • Accusers claim his collateral watch was a counterfeit
  • Settlement terms undisclosed; no liability admitted by either side

French Montana has settled a lawsuit accusing him of stealing a Swiss watch worth more than $1 million, ending a dispute that had drawn attention for its unusual details involving fake watches and celebrity fashion events. The rapper, whose real name is Karim Kharbouch, was sued last year…

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The Best Digital Cameras Under $100 to Capture Memories During Music Festivals and Concerts

  • Billboard rounds up budget digital cameras under $100 for festivals
  • Gen Z nostalgia for Y2K aesthetics is driving camera sales
  • Featured picks include Camp Snap, Demofit and YYKLNYP models

This article is a shopping guide from Billboard highlighting affordable digital cameras priced under $100, aimed at buyers wanting to capture concerts and music festivals with a nostalgic Y2K aesthetic. It notes that Gen Z is fuelling a resurgence in digital camera sales, drawn to the vintage '90s…

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The 1990s director Finn Wolfhard called “one of the best ever”

  • Wolfhard calls Wes Anderson a major filmmaking influence.
  • He hopes to work with Anderson.
  • *Rushmore* is among Wolfhard’s favourite films.

Finn Wolfhard has named Wes Anderson as one of his favourite filmmakers and said he would like to work with him. The article presents the admiration as part of Wolfhard’s wider interest in directing, alongside his acting and music careers. Anderson rose to prominence in the 1990s with…

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Fan Kicked Off Stage by Usher Responds to Critics: ‘I Wasn’t Going Up There for Usher’

  • Fan looked uneasy after Usher brought her on stage in Nashville.
  • Clip went viral; fan hit back at online critics.
  • She says she wanted Chris Brown, not Usher, on stage.

Singer Usher brought a female fan on stage during his and Chris Brown's R&B Tour stop in Nashville on Saturday 25 July, but the moment turned awkward when she appeared uncomfortable during his performance of "Can U Handle It?". Footage of the exchange went viral, prompting the fan,…

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PRIMUS Shares Music Video For ‘The Ol’ Grizz’ From ‘A Handful Of Nuggs’ EP

  • PRIMUS releases video for "The Ol' Grizz" from new EP
  • Track features new drummer John Hoffman, chosen from 6,100+ applicants
  • EP also includes DIO cover and Maynard James Keenan collaboration

PRIMUS have released an official music video for "The Ol' Grizz", directed by Cage Claypool, taken from the band's EP "A Handful Of Nuggs", which was released in May. The song is notable as one of the first new studio recordings to feature drummer John Hoffman, who joined…

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Miley Cyrus Signs With Atlantic Records

  • Miley Cyrus leaves Columbia/Sony for Atlantic Records/Warner
  • She has had 13 Hot 100 top 10s, including "Flowers" and "Wrecking Ball"
  • Move follows her recent Walk of Fame star and Hannah Montana anniversary

Miley Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records, moving away from Sony Music's Columbia Records to Warner Music Group, representatives confirmed to Billboard. The move ends her long association with Sony, which began in 2013 when she signed to RCA Records after leaving Disney's Hollywood Records; the news was…

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Why Taylor Swift’s favourite emo band sneaked lyrics by Motley Crue, Bad Company and Madness into the album that saved their career

  • Jimmy Eat World left Capitol Records and management in late 1999
  • They hid lyrical nods to Motley Crue, Bad Company and Madness on new album
  • That album, Bleed American, went on to save their career

Jimmy Eat World's breakthrough 2001 album Bleed American nearly didn't happen, as the Arizona band spent much of the late 1990s struggling commercially despite critical acclaim, prompting them to leave their major label, Capitol, and their management at the end of 1999. Rebuilding from scratch, the band wove…

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“I’m embarrassed by this”: The 1971 Led Zeppelin song Robert Plant will always regret

  • Robert Plant remains embarrassed by "Stairway to Heaven"'s lyrics.
  • The song appeared on Led Zeppelin's untitled 1971 fourth album.
  • Plant calls the words pompous and no longer relatable to him.

Far Out Magazine revisits Robert Plant's long-standing discomfort with "Stairway to Heaven", the Led Zeppelin track from their untitled fourth album released in November 1971. Despite becoming one of rock's most celebrated and frequently played songs, Plant has repeatedly said he finds its lyrics embarrassing and no longer…

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