he kept saying even a single person asks for a Kannada song he will sing it no matter where it is [sic],”, “Kannada music directors & event managers should stop giving him work here [sic ...

Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes) and at Apple Music here, and sign up for The Amplifier, a twice-weekly guide to new and old songs. At 83, Barbra Streisand ...

Hozier is an Irish singer-songwriter born in 1990. He became famous worldwide with his song Take Me to Church, which reached number two on the US charts and won many awards. His first album ...

identical to the suit composition with mere change in lyrics. The adding of other elements may have rendered impugned song more like a modern composition, but the basic underlying musical work is ...

The song is teeming with references to her past work, real-life places, and drug-fueled flashbacks. Here's a close reading of the lyrics. 'What Was That?' was likely inspired by Justin Warren ...

Hozier's standout year earned five nominations including Song of the Year ('Too Sweet'), Favorite Male Pop Artist, Favorite Rock Artist, Favorite Rock Album ('Unreal Unearth: Unending'), and ...

Whether to process sorrow, feel less alone, or maintain emotional balance, listeners turn to lyrics that reflect their internal states. Analyzing more than 2,800 "coping songs" chosen by people ...

Launched last year, Sounds Right added 36 new nature-infused songs on Tuesday (April 22 ... specifically funded the group’s restoration work with local farmers and the preservation of forest ...

Ye’s new song ‘Cousins’ is making waves for its ... and a burning cross. The lyrics of “Cousins” are explicit and autobiographical, detailing the events and emotions surrounding the ...

Formed in the mid-2000s in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the band has carved out a unique niche, especially in the world of professional wrestling and combat sports, where their songs have become iconic ...

But then I laid back and these lyrics started coming to me about the places I remember.” The song remains one of the band’s most beloved songs and suggested John Lennon was ready to open up: “It was, ...