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"Dance; the hidden language of the soul."
Irene Michaels Finds Her Own Rhythm With “Timeless”
There’s a peculiar expectation placed on women who have spent decades in entertainment. At some point, they’re supposed to become custodians of their own past: tell the old stories, revisit the photographs, accept the compliments, and leave the new adventures to somebody younger.
By Marquee Current Entertainment Newsabout 3 hours ago in Beat
Notes from the Mind Palace
Karaoke isn’t just singing for me — it’s a personality test, a confession booth, a therapy session, and a threat all rolled into one. My lineup is chaotic on purpose. It’s designed to confuse people, amuse people, scare people, and remind myself that I’m still alive. I also do it alone. So there is that.
By Syl De'Vil19 days ago in Beat
12 Songs I Discovered on a Burned CD From 2008
Growing up, I never had an iPod, but I had the next best thing: an off-brand Walkman, a desktop computer with Internet access and a stack of blank CDs. With Limewire's help, I could download virtually any song I wanted and listen to it any time without waiting for radio play. Before streaming revolutionized the music industry, I had a CD holder loaded with illegally copied albums, mixtape-style CDs like this one and a few legally acquired records.
By Kaitlin Shanks20 days ago in Beat
10 Weirdcore Tracks That Sound Like a Fever Dream. Top Story - August 2026.
With the popularity of liminal photography and films like 2026's Backrooms , weirdcore is having a moment. It's not quite horrorcore, but it's not clean and cheerful enough to fit into the pop categories, either. Some artists ditch the pop influences and veer off in another direction, creating music that sounds like the soundtrack to a child's nightmare. Whatever the case, this playlist contains weirdcore tracks from all ends of the spectrum--and if you're ready to get weird, sit back and let these songs plunge you into a feverish haze.
By Kaitlin Shanks2 months ago in Beat
Massive Attack: Totally Wack
“[T]here are many here among us for whom the life force is best represented by the livid twitching of one tortured nerve, or even a full-scale anxiety attack. I do not subscribe to this point of view 100%, but I understand it, have lived it. Thus the shriek, the caterwaul, the chainsaw gnarlgnashing, the yowl and the whizz that decapitates may be reheard by the adventurous or emotionally damaged as mellifluous bursts of unarguable affirmation. And one could, if so inclined, take it even further than that…”
By Kendall Defoe 3 months ago in Beat
The 10 Most Popular Red Hot Chili Peppers Songs of All Time, Ranked
Forty years in, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers are still one of the most-streamed rock bands on the planet. Formed in Los Angeles in 1983, they arrived as a funk-punk curiosity playing house parties and small club stages.
By AMRYTT MEDIA3 months ago in Beat
Exploring the Music of GreenHouse 2
The Exploration For about 25 years my musical partner, Jose, and I had taken different paths. He joined a new band called Hundred Acre Wood, and I formed a hard rock band called the Thunder Lizards and then sang with a Gospel choir.
By Rick Henry Christopher 3 months ago in Beat
James Artissen Unveils "Blank Face"
Grammy-Nominated songwriter, and recording artist James Artissen returns with his latest single, "Blank Face", a powerful record that blends haunting melodies, emotional lyricism, and cinematic production into one unforgettable listening experience. Built around themes of emotional detachment, inner conflict, and the masks people wear to survive, "Blank Face" offers listeners a raw glimpse into the emotions that often remain hidden beneath the surface.
By Shay McNaire 4 months ago in Beat
