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4 Songs From 1968 Every 60s Kid Heard While Riding in the Family Car to School Each Morning
American Songwriter has published a nostalgic list recalling four songs that dominated Top 40 radio in 1968, the kind of tunes many children of the 1960s would have heard playing during the morning drive to school. The piece is a light retrospective feature rather than hard news, aimed at readers who grew up during that…
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The abandoned 1990s movie James Cameron called “the greatest I never made”
A failure. The post The abandoned 1990s movie James Cameron called “the greatest I never made” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Noah Kahan Tees Up Second ‘Folk and Fairways’ Charity Show and Golf Tournament
Noah Kahan is hosting the second edition of his “Folk and Fairways” charity event, a two-day golf tournament and acoustic performance taking place on 14 and 15 September at Spruce Peak in Stowe, Vermont. All proceeds will go to the singer’s Busyhead Project, an organisation he founded to promote mental-health awareness and provide support resources,…
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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Pivots to Music Career With Touching Girl Dad Ballad: ‘Your Dad’
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is branching into music with the release of “Your Dad,” a tender ballad dedicated to his three daughters. The song appears on the newly released *Moana: Voices Across the Ocean* album, a companion record to the recent live-action Moana remake, marking a notable departure for the actor and former wrestler better…
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The “bolt out of heaven” 1977 single Brian May was forever grateful for
Straight from the Gods. The post The “bolt out of heaven” 1977 single Brian May was forever grateful for first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Folk Singer-Songwriters From the 80s You Can Probably Recognize (Even if You Can’t Name Them)
American Songwriter has published a light retrospective feature highlighting three folk singer-songwriters from the 1980s whose songs remain widely recognisable even if their names have faded from public memory. The piece is part of an ongoing “you can probably recognise” series celebrating musicians whose work outlived their fame, offering a nostalgic nod to the decade’s…
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Jess Williamson – “Tracking The Tropics”
Country-folk artist Jess Williamson has released a new single, “Tracking The Tropics”, the latest preview of her forthcoming album A Mile South Of Heaven. It follows the previously shared lead single “Goodbye To All That” and continues the record’s pedal steel-inflected sound, marking the latest step in the rollout for her upcoming release. Williamson has…
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Spotify Details Plan to Label AI Artists
Spotify has announced a new “AI Persona” badge that will be applied to artist profiles featuring music created using artificial intelligence, in a bid to help listeners distinguish real performers from AI-generated ones. The policy comes amid a marked rise in AI music on streaming platforms, with acts such as Sienna Rose and the Velvet…
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W.A.S.P.’s BLACKIE LAWLESS Looks Back On Split With CHRIS HOLMES: ‘He Wasn’t Able To Do Musically The Things That I Wanted To Do Later On’
W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless has revisited the band’s split with former guitarist Chris Holmes, attributing the departure to musical differences rather than personal conflict. Speaking to Loaded Radio’s Scott Penfold, Lawless said Holmes was unable to follow him musically once he wanted to move beyond the sound of 1989’s “The Headless Children” into more ambitious…
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B-Real on Cypress Hill’s First Original Spanish-Language Album: “We Wanted to Challenge Ourselves”
Cypress Hill have released Dios Bendiga, their first album of entirely original songs written in Spanish, marking a deliberate creative risk decades in the making. Rapper B-Real told Consequence that the group, long regarded as pioneers who helped bring hip-hop to Spanish-speaking audiences, wanted to “challenge ourselves” by engaging directly with today’s thriving generation of…