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"Hard Rock Hallelujah" Is Still The Best 'Eurovision' Song
I don't understand why they still have Eurovision. This song won for good. The end. - Sindri Guðjónsson, Youtube. "Hard Rock Hallelujah" is an anthem of praise to all the rock gods and angels. It's a perfect song for Eurovision, because it's full of character, tells a story, and makes an impact. It's also the song that made me want to go to Finland. Eurovision may be over, but Iceland's Hatari has reminded us of how epic this song is.
By Chloe Gilholy7 years ago in Beat
10 Taylor Swift Songs I Love to Cry To
Maybe I’m weird, but sometimes I just need to cry. The release of tears seems to get all the pent-up angst and sorrow out of my system as well. Sometimes I’m sad over something specific; sometimes I’m simply in a mood. Either way, there are moments (too many probably) where I just need to cry.
By Lily Kristian7 years ago in Beat
Daily Challenge (1)
I was thinking what I should do next. So I have decided to do a day challenge. So daily, there will be different challenge. Today is "Put music on shuffle. List first 10 songs that play, and how I feel about them." There will be a variety of songs such as who sings them, and the styles may be different, depending on the shuffle play. :D Let's get to listening...
By Jade Renteria7 years ago in Beat
"One Small Voice" Review
While watching the movie Elmopalooza with my little sister, I cannot help but partially think of it as revisiting some songs from my earlier youth. Several minutes after I debate on whether I should feel ashamed for liking the Jimmy Buffett version of "Caribbean Amphibian" as much as I do, I feel pride as I am reintroduced to the song that is the subject of this article: the Kenny Loggins version of "One Small Voice."
By Monique Star7 years ago in Beat
April’s Anthems—The Best of Last Month’s Music
In many ways, April was the first month that felt inspired when it comes to music in 2019. Until now, the year has felt like it’s had patches of brilliance, but nothing to truly write home about. However, after the fourth month on the calendar, it feels like we’re truly underway when it comes to fantastic releases.
By Nathan Sartain7 years ago in Beat
The Silent Celeb Debuts Official Music Video for “Good Music”
Originally born in Bronx, New York, and inspired by the greatest of female MCs from Missy Elliot to Mary J. Blige, Hip Hop-Soul female entertainer, The Silent Celeb's soulful and sexy musical infusion of Jazz, R&B and Hip Hop carries a message of confidence, truth, and “old school meets new school feel good” music. As a singer and performer since the age of 4, she has been determined to make her music timeless and universal. “I write for the masses. I have something for everyone regardless preference,” says Celeb.
By Daniel Banks7 years ago in Beat
"Make it Better" by Anderson .Paak Review
Anderson .Paak is an artist that can do no wrong in my eyes. Whenever I do an Anderson .Paak review, I end up gushing emphatically for about 600 words, and for good reason. Sonically, he’s pleasing to listen to whether rapping, singing, or just talking honestly. The bridging of funk, R&B, soul, hip hop/rap (and gospel influences) allows him to create tracks that are incredibly pleasing to listen to, before even listening to the lyrics themselves. Enter his latest album, Ventura, released in mid-April, which has glowing reviews.
By Azaria Brown7 years ago in Beat
Dive Back into the 90s with the Offspring
Who doesn’t love to hear the nostalgic rhythm of the drums with the increasing guitar and bass riff that represents the punk era of the 90s? There are certain songs that when you hear it, you can remember a particular moment in time and space that is embedded in your memory that you totally forgot you even had that experience. "Gotta Get Away" is a nostalgic song for many age groups, including myself, a 20 year old female who grew up with a twin brother who loved all things music. This song brings me back to mp3 players with my next door neighbour but also to my first touch screen cell-phone, where I continued to listen and cherish artists of the punk rock genre.
By Karen Rakowicz7 years ago in Beat
