Former My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way is releasing two songs next month as part of Record Store Day. The curiously titled tracks ‘Into The Cave We Wander’ and ‘Pogi’s Cavern’ will be released on Saturday 22nd April on an ultra-rare 12” picture disc that’s limited to just 5,000 copies around the globe. Both songs were co-written and recorded by Gerard and his former MCR … Continue reading Gerard Way is releasing two songs written with ex-My Chemical Romance bandmate Ray Toro

-AM- (Alessio Miraglia)  is a Contemporary Academy Award winning composer. He is renowned for his music contributions to film, television, musical and rock. Since his first solo album, Whisper of t… Source: “Motel Noir” – Thrilling atmospheres, uncommon imagination, pure art! Continue reading “Motel Noir” – Thrilling atmospheres, uncommon imagination, pure art!

Dave J Hogan/Getty Images Ed Sheeran performs on day 2 of Latitude Festival at Henham Park Estate on July 17, 2015 in Southwold, England. New year, new music from Ed Sheeran. Hours after the singer/songwriter released two tracks off his forthcoming third studio album, both tunes launched to the top of the Billboard + Twitter Trending 140 chart Friday morning. The Billboard + Twitter Trending 140 chart … Continue reading Ed Sheeran Tops Billboard + Twitter Trending 140 Chart With ‘Shape of You’ and ‘Castle on the Hill’

Richard Young/REX/Shutterstock George Michael and Freddie Mercury attend the Queen Party at the Groucho Club in London in 1990. The Live Aid concert at London’s Wembley Stadium on July 13, 1985, was, among other things, a time capsule of British pop at its imperial peak. It fell during a heady era when the entire bill could be British (or, in the case of U2and Bob Geldof, Irish) without seeming … Continue reading George Michael, Freddie Mercury & Elton John: How They Ruled the ’80s British Pop Empire

CRIMINAL PARTY BIOGRAPHY Founded in 1986 by Fabio Vinciguerra, guitarist and author, Criminal Party was one of the first italian garage punk band with a female voice and songs with italian lyrics. After several local concerts and a participation in a radio program of the Rai-regional on the most interesting emerging groups of the period, they splitted up in 1988. Some songs of this period are … Continue reading CRIMINAL PARTY

Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Carrie Fisher photographed in 1977. The daughter of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher and a ‘Star Wars’ icon, she carved out her own idiosyncratic career as a truth-telling Hollywood wit. Carrie Fisher, the actress and writer best known for her iconic role as Star Wars’ Princess Leia, died days after suffering a heart attack while onboard a flight from London to Los … Continue reading Carrie Fisher Dead at 60

Thanks to you – more than 1,500 children had an amazing experience to learn instruments and music this year. On behalf of them, thank you for giving us the opportunity to impact their lives and help them reach their full potential. Katie is one of our many students who were helped by participating in our music program. Katie struggled at school, having problems focusing and completing her homework. But … Continue reading iMUSIC UNITED foundation – SUPPORT THE MUSIC – IMPACT LIFE THROUGH MUSIC

GEORGE MICHAEL DEAD AT 53 BREAKING NEWS 4:15 PM PT — One of Michael’s principle reps tell TMZ the singer had not been ill, and had been working on a Showtime movie of his life that was set to air in England next March.George Michael passed away at his home in England at the age of 53 … his rep confirms. A rep for the pop star says, … Continue reading GOODBYE GEORGE MICHAEL

Born in the Bronx, New York and also raised in Santurce, Puerto Rico. Jota “El Enphokao”s unique talent for music has amazed many, his style was instantly noticeable. Music period, has been a big part of his life and his way of living. GrowIng up in Puerto Rico his main influence was Reggaeton. By 2007, Jota “El Enphokao” released his first mixtape called “La Cara Nueva Vol.1” (The New Face Vol.1). In 2008 the second … Continue reading Jota “El Enphokao” – Nos Fuismos Futuristico

What can be said about this year? We lost some of music’s most important innovators, including David Bowie and Prince. We watched modern music mavens meld genres that normally wouldn’t sit next to each other and challenge what pop can be, and we watched them do it in unlikely places — like awards shows. From the Emmys to the Grammys to the BET Awards and the BRITs, here are … Continue reading 10 Best Awards Show Moments of 2016: Critic’s Picks