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Modern, popular, and iconic pop culture moments in music. From current events, to trending topics and more.

More Than A Song
Introduction I am probably going to get slated for this piece because I will probably miss lots of songs that people think that I should have included. When I first thought about writing this there were two songs on my mind that broke the mould of what should be expected from a single in the 1970s.
By Mike Singleton - Mikeydredabout a year ago in Beat
How to Use Spotify on Denon DJ? Solved!
Table of Contents Part 1. About Denon DJ's Partnered Music Streaming Platforms Part 2. How to Convert & Download Spotify Music in MP3 Format hot products
By Alexis Kayeoabout a year ago in Beat
Top 15 Rockstars of All Time
Elvis Presley: Often referred to as the "King of Rock and Roll," Elvis Presley was a pioneer of rock music in the 1950s. He combined country, blues, and R&B to create a new sound that was energetic and rebellious. His charismatic stage presence and iconic style made him a cultural icon, and he influenced countless musicians who came after him.
By AtlasHRabout a year ago in Beat
"The Backstreet Boys' Success and the Power of Their Loyal Fanbase.
I'm very suspiscious about that, as one of my favourite boy bands are alive for over 20 years and I decided to put all this feeling into words.
By Mopsy Meirellesabout a year ago in Beat
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Introduction This is just a light-hearted playlist that I thought about doing by listening to the first "Help/Warchild" album, below is the introductory text from the website, it was the Blur contribution that stimulated this playlist.
By Mike Singleton - Mikeydredabout a year ago in Beat
Illmatic- The Beginning
By Brian Salkowski (Originally written in 1998) A look at the album, the era it emerged in and the style it cultivated.
By Brian about a year ago in Beat
How The Beatles Changed the Music industry.
The Beatles are a huge part of the music industry. In more ways than just one. Every Beatles fan can list so many different reasons. Here's a list of 10 of those reasons.
By Paige about a year ago in Beat
Miu Haiti Unleashes "Is This Love"
As winter comes to a close, the new beginnings of spring are upon us; thus, making it the perfect time for Miu Haiti to make her 2023 debut with "Is This Love." Miu Haiti kicks off the month of March with a new single, "Is This Love," accompanied by a music video. "Is This Love" is a change of pace from her previous hard-hitting records, "Real Ones" and "In 'Em Face," which collectively amassed about 200,000 streams and views. "Is This Love" demonstrates her versatility and puts her vocal range to the forefront.
By Meikhel Philogeneabout a year ago in Beat
WHO IS BTS
BTS or Bangtan boys is a K-pop record setter with a reputation for firsts. all of their full albums have set records or ranked well, and they're set to release a new one. but what's the secret to that popularity? is it all in their music or something else? they're famous for their music. but that's not their only skill set. can you guess which one played handball before joining the band?
By Fazmina zarookabout a year ago in Beat
Percussion Instruments
Percussion instruments are a family of musical instruments that produce sound by being struck, shaken, or scraped. They are one of the oldest and most universal forms of musical expression, used in a wide variety of musical styles from classical and jazz to rock and pop. In this article, we will discuss the different types of percussion instruments and their characteristics.
By Gokilaabout a year ago in Beat
Conscious vs Commercial Rap
By Brian Salkowski "Rap is the rock 'n' roll of the day. Rock 'n' roll was about attitude, rebellion, a big beat, sex and, sometimes, social comment. If that's what you're looking for now, you're going to find it here."
By Brian about a year ago in Beat
Social Media Isn't That Social
By Brian Salkowski The role of a early aged millennial was quite simple looking back at it now. The social norms of today would blush in guilt at the social norms of yesterday. It was roller skating and malls. Corners and stoops. Movie theaters and a time to meet a friend or date. Then suddenly things began to get technical for lack of a better word. While the president of the United States was having his own meetings in his oval office with a young intern, the internet was born. After all, if it wasn't for the internet, The Drudge report would not have materialized and Bill Clinton wouldn't of been the target of Ken Star. In 2001, just as a young Mark Zuckerberg was probably entering college, America paused. On September 11, 2001 terrorists hijacked planes and flew them into the twin towers & the Pentagon. Over 3,000 people were killed. Everything was about unity then. America banded together under the leadership of an incoming Republican president. It was the millennials Pearl Harbor moment. Everyone knew where they were and what they were doing when those horrific events took place. There was even, for a week or two, no MTV no VH1 it was wall to wall coverage of the attack on our homeland. Aside from a few college sociology professors, no one would notice a looming shift in the culture. A shift that seemed to be so fitting for the everyday millennial.
By Brian about a year ago in Beat