rock
Mulberry Sheen
I wrote this song when I was 19 years old for a soulmate I had not yet met. I revisited it and it was edited in 2026. For some reason when I did the edits on Vocal and tried to repost it was denied for lack of words so I’m adding some filler. Hope you enjoy ☺️
By Janine Michelle6 months ago in Beat
Sabrina Carpenter Yodel and the Unexpected Voice Shift
Sometimes a single moment can change how people see an artist. It does not have to be planned or even serious. It just has to feel real. The phrase sabrina carpenter yodel captures one of those moments. It sparked curiosity, confusion, and even admiration, all at once. People were not just reacting to the sound. They were reacting to the surprise of it. When an artist known for a certain style suddenly does something different, it creates a pause. It makes people look again. This is what happened here. A small vocal moment turned into a wider conversation about talent, identity, and the freedom to experiment.
By Muqadas khan6 months ago in Beat
20 years of Hannah Montana . AI-Generated.
20 years ago, I became a fan of show where an ordinary teenage girl living a double life as a blonde global superstar. Decades later, Hannah Montana remains one of the most influential teen shows of its era shaping pop culture, launching careers, and redefining what it meant to grow up in the spotlight.
By Gladys W. Muturi6 months ago in Beat
Dark Delight: The Lyric
I am starting off by sharing my new lyric, “Dark Delight,” which is a prelude to my Summer 2026 project which will meld electronic, trance, and industrial into an EDM umbrella. This will be a dark project which will touch on painful and/or dangerous relationships.
By Rick Henry Christopher 6 months ago in Beat
Too Fast, Tough Enough to Last: Rediscovering Vanilla Ninja
It's 2003. Eight-year-old me is watching the Estonian Eurovision national round. Then, this unknown girl band takes the stage. And just like that, the world became a little wider. Not only did I think they were the coolest thing ever at the time — and my first real sense that I might like rock music among other things — it was also the first time I remember being engaged with something in pop culture with that kind of passion. And I most certainly remember the national frustration, as well as my own, when they didn’t win and go on to represent Estonia at Eurovision.
By Art-Peeter Roosve6 months ago in Beat
Michael Moorcock: His Collaborations With Hawkwind and The Blue Öyster Cult
Introduction: On Michael Moorcock I first came across Michael Moorcock in the seventies through listening to Hawkwind, and that brought me to the four-book Runestaff set, which then introduced me to so many Multiverse novels and the Celtic Mythology Books of Corum of The Silver Hand, and Elric The Albino Stealer of Souls with his Black Blade, Stormbringer.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 7 months ago in Beat
Scratching Your Soul
I don't know about you, but for me personally there's something about male singers with raspy voices that pull the strings of my soul. I've had lots of favorites over my long years on this planet and finally decided to put together a list of my top 10 contemporary songs by raspy-voiced singers that I enjoy the most.
By Lana V Lynx7 months ago in Beat
The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads
In 2001 Lift To Experience released their debut album “The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads”. It’s playing as I write this. I read a review of the album in some magazine. It was album of the week or month but was filled with superlatives about the album.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 7 months ago in Beat
