The Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO), alongside OPM artists Barbie Almalbis, Lola Amour, Jason Dhakal, and Arthur Miguel, will perform pop music hits of the past and present in an exciting concert on November 15. Read More
The Fender Finneas Acoustasonic range is available now, in both USA and Player Series models. But as a player, producer, songwriter and ... Read More
The five-piece girl group is back with a new album: "Since we're all coming back, all five [of us] together, we're be able to show a much better side [of ourselves] in this new comeback." Read More
October 15, 2024 – A strange sound—for Pacific Grove, anyway—could be heard coming from a new storefront last Friday night. It was the sound of a touring artist playing live music in an actual club. (Yes, you read that right.) Amsterdam-based Jana Mila was there unspooling her own type of soothing and soulful pop Americana. It ... Read more Read More
After watching Stray Kids' captivating performance, a mashup of NSYNC's Bye Bye Bye and their own hit Chk Chk Boom, at the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special in Los Angeles on Oct 6, K-pop fans may want to grab tickets to the concert Read More
It’s a pop hit like many others, with an ascending chorus, an addictive hook, a warm rhythm Read More
It’s a pop hit like many others, with an ascending chorus, an addictive hook, a warm rhythm Read More
September was a good month for the music industry, with Genius listing over 75 new releases just halfway through the month. For this review, I’ve decided to focus on three albums from popular artists — “143” by Katy Perry, “Wilson” by Ashe and “Flood” by Hippo Campus. Let’s start with “143,” released on Sept. 20.… Read More
Shakira’s chart performance proves to be unparalleled, as she achieves a record-extending 25th No. 1 among women on Billboard’s Latin Pop Airplay. Read More
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