The Beginning of the Journey Music was never just a hobby for Steven Aderinto—it was their lifeline. From a young age, they were drawn to the raw power of music,
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Music as a Story: Steven Aderinto Opens a New Chapter with "Addicted"
The Beginning of the Journey Music was never just a hobby for Steven Aderinto—it was their lifeline. From a young age, they were drawn to the raw power of music,
Martin Guitar and Billy Strings Join Forces to Create New D-28 and X Series Guitars
Martin Guitar and Billy Strings Launch Two New Signature Guitars at 2025 NAMM Show Martin Guitar is excited to introduce two new signature guitars at the 2025 NAMM Show: the
Vahtang’s beatboxing gives a cool new twist to Ram Jam’s “Black Betty”
Vahtang’s electrifying rework of Ram Jam’s “Black Betty” showcases his thunderous voice and soulful finesse.
Queen Releases Amazing 1975 Performance of “Keep Yourself Alive"
Queen fans, get ready! A rare and exciting video has just been released. It shows the band performing “Keep Yourself Alive” on Christmas Eve, 1975, at the famous Hammersmith Odeon
Nina DiGregorio from Femmes of Rock Plays Eddie Van Halen’s “Eruption” on a Special 7-String Violin
Eddie Van Halen’s “Eruption” on a violin? Yes! Nina DiGregorio from Femmes of Rock nailed it on a special 7-string electric violin. She says, “I started trying to learn Eruption
4,000 People Sing Together with Choir! Choir! Choir! for an Amazing Tribute to Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”
Hear Hallelujah like never before! Watch 4,000 voices come together with Toronto’s Choir! Choir! Choir! for an amazing tribute to Leonard Cohen’s song at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre. It shows
5 Interesting Facts About Creedence Clearwater Revival’s *Cosmo’s Factory*
Few albums show off a band’s style as perfectly as Cosmo’s Factory does for Creedence Clearwater Revival. Released on July 16, 1970, this album highlights the band at their very
Alejandro Escovedo Shares His 50-Year Music Journey on Broken Record
Alejandro Escovedo has spent 50 years creating music that keeps changing and growing. He started with the punk band The Nuns in San Francisco, then moved on to mix rock
5 Surprising Facts About Santana’s Album *Abraxas*
When Santana’s Abraxas came out on September 23, 1970, it was a big moment in music. The album mixed Latin rhythms, blues, rock, and jazz to create something unforgettable. With
Alyxandra Vesey’s book *Extending Play* looks at how women in music deal with gender inequality by using smart branding
Alyxandra Vesey’s book Extending Play talks about how women in the music industry deal with gender inequality by using branding and partnerships. Even though many female pop stars are very
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Martin Guitar and Billy Strings Launch Two New Signature Guitars at 2025 NAMM Show Martin Guitar is excited to introduce two new signature guitars at the 2025 NAMM Show: the
Vahtang’s electrifying rework of Ram Jam’s “Black Betty” showcases his thunderous voice and soulful finesse.
Queen fans, get ready! A rare and exciting video has just been released. It shows the band performing “Keep Yourself Alive” on Christmas Eve, 1975, at the famous Hammersmith Odeon
Eddie Van Halen’s “Eruption” on a violin? Yes! Nina DiGregorio from Femmes of Rock nailed it on a special 7-string electric violin. She says, “I started trying to learn Eruption
Hear Hallelujah like never before! Watch 4,000 voices come together with Toronto’s Choir! Choir! Choir! for an amazing tribute to Leonard Cohen’s song at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre. It shows
Few albums show off a band’s style as perfectly as Cosmo’s Factory does for Creedence Clearwater Revival. Released on July 16, 1970, this album highlights the band at their very
Alejandro Escovedo has spent 50 years creating music that keeps changing and growing. He started with the punk band The Nuns in San Francisco, then moved on to mix rock
When Santana’s Abraxas came out on September 23, 1970, it was a big moment in music. The album mixed Latin rhythms, blues, rock, and jazz to create something unforgettable. With
Alyxandra Vesey’s book Extending Play talks about how women in the music industry deal with gender inequality by using branding and partnerships. Even though many female pop stars are very
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