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Ariana Grande – Petal | ALBUM REVIEW
Ariana Grande has spent the last several years moving further and further away from the pop maximalism that made her a superstar. If Sweetener and thank u, next were the sound of an artist learning to trust her instincts, and Eternal Sunshine was the sound of emotional acceptance, Petal is the sound of someone disappearing into their own atmosphere.
By Navigating the World3 months ago in Beat
TNK (Tomorrow Never Knows)
Introduction Although it doesn't contain my favourite Beatles songs, "Revolver" is my favourite Beatles album. I bought it first on cassette but now have a CD copy of it, and maybe I will pick it up on vinyl at some point. I bought it in Glasgow maybe ten years back.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Beat
Margo Messenger Talks "Viva La Vida," Upcoming Release, and More
Award-winning singer-songwriter, pianist, and multi-instrumentalist Margo Messenger creates music that bridges heartfelt storytelling, cinematic imagery, and uplifting pop melodies. Originally from Kaliningrad, Russia, her music is deeply influenced by her Slavic roots, blending folk-inspired emotion with contemporary pop production to create songs that celebrate resilience, friendship, and the beauty of being alive.
By Meikhel Philogene3 months ago in Beat
Inside The SuiteLife Xperience: Why the Biggest Names at Summer Jam Aren't Always Happening on Stage
Summer Jam, Reimagined: Inside The SuiteLife Xperience With DJ Mazz by NWO Sparrow Why NYC Culture's Biggest Nights Now Lives as Much in the Suite as It Does on the Stage
By NWO SPARROW3 months ago in Beat
Upcoming Artist, Androtta Drops Single at Midnight March 21, 2025!. Top Story - March 2025. Content Warning.
I met Janeilla Burns over five years ago, back when I was just a stylist in a local salon—juggling motherhood, studying writing, and pursuing creative dreams on the side. She walked in like a real-life Disney princess—Filipina, radiant, and effortlessly magnetic. Even then, I knew she had it. Janeilla was an icon. At the time, she was about to study music at Old Dominion University, mastering her voice while learning her industry from the inside out. What I didn’t know then was that this bubbly, ambitious young woman had already packed a lifetime of accomplishments into her journey. She’d been performing since childhood—piano lessons at three, dance training in ballet, hip-hop, jazz, and tap. She performed at Disneyland, opened for Pentatonix in high school, and trained with industry professionals, including directors from Boy Meets World and Drake and Josh. She didn’t just have stage presence—she earned it! And then, like the powerhouse she is, she put her rising fame on pause to serve our country. As a U.S. Navy veteran and Operations Specialist, Janeilla carried her passion with her—even singing at her own graduation. Stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, she embraced the honor of service while holding tight to the dream that had always been part of her.
By L.K. Rolan3 months ago in Beat
The Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders Playlist
Introduction I was pulled out my copy of "Close To The Edge" by Yes, my vinyl copy, which is a 1974 original, I assume. It features an inner sleeve with loss leader albums available to residents of the USA and Canada for just $2.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Beat
Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984): Paul McCartney’s Strange Musical Daydream
By 1984, Paul McCartney had already conquered the music world. He had survived Beatlemania, led Wings through one of the biggest runs of the 1970s, and continued producing hit records as a solo artist. What he hadn’t done was star in a feature film since the Beatles’ surreal television experiment Magical Mystery Tour back in 1967.
By Movies of the 80s4 months ago in Beat
Why Carmen Sinata's "24" Feels Like the Soundtrack to Time Slipping Away
There comes a moment in many people's lives when they stop measuring time by birthdays and begin measuring it by memories. One day you're chasing waves, convinced summer will last forever. The next, you're looking back wondering where the years disappeared to.
By Navigating the World4 months ago in Beat
