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The Weeknd Enlists Madonna and Playboi Carti for New Idol Song “Popular”: Listen
The Weeknd, the acclaimed Canadian singer and songwriter, has once again made headlines with his latest musical endeavor. This time, he has enlisted the iconic Madonna and the talented Playboi Carti for his new song titled "Popular." The track serves as a follow-up to his collaboration with Future, titled "Double Fantasy," and is set to be featured on the soundtrack album of his HBO show, The Idol, Vol. 1, which is scheduled for release on June 30. The Weeknd co-produced the song alongside renowned producers Mike Dean and Metro Boomin. Let's delve into the details of this exciting musical collaboration.
By satish Kumar3 years ago in Beat
Lyrics as a Love Language
I am going to keep my writing short because this is very much about the music. Throughout our relationship music has been a driving force for us, this is a selection of songs that tell our story and are all off one of our playlists. We make new playlist for each other every year on our anniversary and on Valetine's Day because our love and appreciation for each is always growing. As this playlist will tell...
By Amber Trudeau3 years ago in Beat
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By Kapil Kumar 3 years ago in Beat
Press Play
This list is far from all encompassing, but here’s the beginnings of a playlist to my life: "Springsteen" by Eric Church "Funny how a melody sounds like a memory" and for me that will always be when Eric Church played "Record Year" at the Taste of Country Music Festival at Hunter Mountain, New York in 2018. I had been a major fan for quite a few years but had not had the means to go see one of his legendary live shows, until he was finally playing in my neck of the woods. I was beyond excited, waiting for the day for an entire year, as it was announced at the previous year's festival. I had my boots on to hold one up in the air when he sang "These Boots." I had my aviators and merch, and I was prepared with the sleeve to Volume 1 of his 61 Days in Church box set of live recordings from his record-setting and record-breaking Holdin' My Own Tour which I had been devastated to miss just the year prior. My sister and I were set with our cameras to record the show and capture the moments to enjoy forever. I made a nice fleeting connection with a lady across the aisle who had a rare record store day 33 cover she was hoping to get signed. I cried when The Chief himself first took the stage and opened the show singing one of my favorites of his, "Mr. Misunderstood." After standing in the hot sun for around 8 hours - no bathroom breaks, no food, nothing but us, some water and all the anticipation in the world - the moment arrived when he departed the stage to scan the crowd for vinyl held up in the air to sign during "Record Year." That lady I'd bonded with briefly got hers signed (I recognized her victory) and then he made his way to our side of the stage. One row back from the front, he saw me and for a moment we were both holding that vinyl cover as I passed it up to him, as he’d requested. He didn't see my sign I had written and inserted in the cover, but that's okay. He flipped it over to study both sides and said, "What we got?! 61 Days?" as he raised his brows and I nodded yes. The look in his eyes when he looked back at mine was one of appreciation: he knew this meant I was a diehard member of The Church Choir, his fan club, and he was thankful. He gave it a once over a final time. He signed my vinyl cover and handed it back to me, again, briefly connected by that cardboard sleeve. Then he walked away again, but I could see the sparkle in his eyes in that moment of connection and it will always be mine. My "Springsteen" moment. (You can watch it here and we recorded it too - thanks sis!)
By Hailey Marchand-Nazzaro3 years ago in Beat
My Music
Good Lovin’ by the Young Rascals One of my favorite childhood memories is driving around with my Dad on Saturday mornings as he did his errands. My brother and I bouncing around in his old pickup truck. He used to play the big chill soundtrack so all of those songs remind me of spending time with my dad and brother as a kid.
By Sawyer Kuhl3 years ago in Beat
Bittersweet Symphony
If you were to ask me when music became an essential part of my life, I don't think I would be able to pinpoint the exact moment. Music has always been a part of me, entwined in the strands of my DNA like symphonies wrapped in a double helix, notes encoded in my biochemistry.
By Alyssa Musso3 years ago in Beat
Musical Memories
Track 1: The Letter – From the Original Cast of Billy Elliot I remember being in choir in high school and having the opportunity to get tickets to the theater during the holiday season. Whoever signed up would go to the play house and sing in the lobby nestled between a piano and a huge Christmas tree, that couldn’t have been any shorter than 12 feet tall. We sang some carols and some hymns about the birth of Jesus. As the show was about to begin, we were then escorted to the second row in the theater and we sat down to watched the show. I’ll always remember my first time seeing Billy Elliot. After seeing that show I added the soundtrack to my “musicals” playlist and would revisit it daily until it only became every once in a while.
By Janine Walker3 years ago in Beat
