Miley Cyrus, Addison Rae, and the Point of Pop Music
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Sly Stone’s Pop-Funk Radicalism
The late singer fused joyful visions of the country with a deep understanding of its worst ills. Read More
How Sabrina Carpenter Dream-Come-True’d Her Whole Life
Sabrina Carpenter opens up about her new album, 'Man’s Best Friend,' her single "Manchild," online scrutiny, her relationships and much more Read More
Addison Rae, ‘Addison’ Album Review
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Two Music Legends Meet: Pop Icon, 84, and a Hip-Hop Pioneer, 55, Sit Down for a Historic Chat
Two legends, one studio. See what happened when a beloved soul icon sat down with a foundational hip-hop artist for a historic chat. Read More
Brian Wilson, 1942-2025: culture-defining innovator who represented pop music’s awakening
The tortured but brilliant creative mind and bedrock of The Beach Boys forever changed how artists and audiences alike create and consume music Read More
Turnstile Is Caught Between the Pit and the Pop Charts
Is Turnstile still hardcore? Does it matter? Our review of their new album, ‘Never Enough.’ Read More
Tripping Daisy is kicking off its first national tour since the ’90s
The band is reclaiming its anything-goes spirit starting with a June 21 performance at the Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum. Read More
Valè of Colombia brings Latin pop to Stone Pony Summer Stage on Driver Era tour show
Based in Los Angeles, Valè released the EP “Under the Sun,” which featured the tracks “Fit Mami,” “Coco Water” and “Chill Like That,” last summer. Read More
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