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Taylor allegedly working on secret EDM project
Is she in the studio woth RedOne?
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2026 VMAs viewing figures up 51% from last year, highest since 2015
CBS really pulling through, huh...
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Why was Adele's "25" breaking the sales record a moment but not for Taylor?
Are you in elementary school o_0.
- Graffiti Records teases vinyl release of Emily Osment's debut album "Fight Or Flight"
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Spotify | Miley Cyrus - Bass Persuades (Album) | Day 9: 1,906,715
Honestly, I think the music just plain sucks? People are only here for singers when they have hits... GP only stans success.
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Worst second single choices for an era?
I'm sorry, but I don't like Cyndi Lauper's choice of second single for the True Colors album. "Change of Heart" peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 after the lead single, "True Colors," peaked at #1. But I think "Calm Inside the Storm" should have been the second single. It was never released as a single, which is a shame because it's one of her best songs, in my opinion.
- Which pop girl has the most iconic #2 hit?
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Why did Rihanna going "Good Girl Gone Bad" succeed for her?
This is funny because when I first heard Rihanna in 2007, it was on Radio Disney. Yeah, Rihanna's shift into her "bad girl" image was a lot more gradual. It wasn't like she completely changed in the span of a year, and she was already singing more mature songs like "Unfaithful." Miley also had songs like Can't Be Tamed and Who Owns the Night, but I think it felt different because those songs weren't as big as Rihanna's hits, and people still saw Miley as a child star. Miley wasn't really blatant about drugs until Bangerz, whereas Rihanna's hits gradually became more blatant with their adult themes early in her career. I can't explain it, but I never really considered Rihanna a "bad girl" she was just the girl who smoked weed and hung out with the theatre kids duriing break and the drug dealers by lunch time.
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'petal' by Ariana Grande is entirely self-written, shocked?
Max Martin usually asks for co-writing credits. A five-second Google search shows that Max Martin and his team are credited as composers, while Ariana is credited as the lyricist (and they conveniently omitted the "songwriter" credits and seperated them as "lyricist" and "composer"). Ariana did not wrote the songs entirely by herself(as in the melody). Being the sole lyricist just means she wrote the words. Lyrics and melody are different things... the melody is what is sung, while the lyrics are the words added to it. Max Martin and his collaborators usually help create the melody and overall composition, even if Ariana wrote all the lyrics. So no, the melody probably wasn't written entirely by Ariana alone. Nothing changes.
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Apple raises prices of MacBooks, iPads as memory costs skyrocket
And the iPhone still costs as much as a laptop
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Adele reportedly recording new music in London for an "English-sounding" album
When they mean "english" do they mean like The Beatles and the other bands of the Mersey Beat genre of the 60's?
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KT Tunstall: Black Horse & The Cherry Tree Vs. Suddenly I See
"Suddenly I See" reminds me of "1, 2, 3, 4" by Feist.
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Anybody else feel like new music doesn't hit the same anymore?
I think it is because you have gotten older. I assume you are around 17-22 years old? Because I rember people my age felt the same way about music in 2013. It is time to pass the baton to a younger generation to decide the fate of popular music.
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ATRL decides: Just Dance vs Girl Next Door. Which one do you prefer?
RedOne just reused his formula to whatever stuck lol... He reused the Alejandro drums in another song i forgot the artist but it was a girl group. Edit: Found it The Dolly Rockers- One More
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Zane Lowe spills facts about Lorde during interview; Jack Antonoff agrees
Blank Space, Welcome To New York. Katy Perry's PRISM sounds very Lana, Lorde and 2011-2013 alt-rock and indie INSPIRED, but doesn't sound like Lana or Lorde. By The Grade of God's bridge sounds Lana-inspired. Double Rainbow sounds like a Lorde-inspired insturmental. Pills N Potions by Nicki Minaj sounds Lorde-inspired. You can hear some inspiration in Hands to Myself by Selena Gomez. Practically Max Martin, Dr. Luke, Benny Blanco, etc... are known to heavily "borrow" and take inspiration from popular songs. Max implied something about "updating" his sounds... Dr.Luke has a whole mess of court cases on plagiarism... and Benny Blanco admitted that they were going for a Lana Del Rey sound for Rihanna's Diamonds. Forgot to add, this an an "indie-pop" song that came out in 2010 a few years before Lorde beduted, but it sounds VERY Lorde like. I do think Lorde popularized this sound:
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