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Dylan Sinclair’s music has fallen under the radar to R&B fans, but this is destined to change. His work ethic and sound curate a mixture bound for greatness. The Canadian singer garnered his love for music from singing in a church choir and has been writing and recording songs since the age of 15. He is currently managed by producer Jordan Manswell who has made songs with superstars such as, Mariah Carey and Chris Brown.

For those of you who don’t know Lou Bega, his first single "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...)" became a world wide hit in 1999, charting at No. 1 in most European countries, including Germany, UK, France, and No. 3 in the United States. In France, "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...)" spent twenty weeks at No. 1. July 19th 1999, Bega released his debut album A Little Bit of Mambo, which reached No. 3 in Bega's native country of Germany and the U.S. It charted moderately in the UK, reaching only No. 50, it reached No. 1 in Austria, Canada, Finland, Hungary, and Switzerland. Lou Bega surprisingly turned up recently in a New York Life Insurance TV commercial. He partnered with New York Life Insurance for a commercial that talks about their annuities program. They made the commercial with a lot of humor, even crediting Bega as "The Mambo No. 5 Guy" when he's talking. Lou Bega and his wife Jenieva have released some new music. Search: “David & Jenieva” on most platforms.

There has been an open conversation about RnB being dead for the past ten years. Everyone wants to go back to when RnB was going platinum out the gate with artists like Jodeci, Mariah Carey, Guy, Jagged Edge, Silk, and Shanice, to name a few. In those days, rappers were scrambling to get features with some of the hottest singers. Most people don't realize that RnB started transforming into what we call RnB/Hip-Hop today. As RnB began to evolve, rapping became more prominent. Why? I can't exactly put my finger on it, but maybe this new generation thinks rap is more catchy than RnB alone. As time went on, the new music lovers started to prefer rap with their RnB. I'm talking about the younger generation. If you look at the RnB hits from the '90s and the RnB hits from 2021, you can easily see that there is a lot more rap. One of the biggest RnB songs in 2021 was 'Industry Baby" by Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow. The thing that was missing was the powerful RnB vocal performance. Don't get me wrong, and the hook was melodic and catchy but far from an outstanding vocal performance. This new generation doesn't crave those great vocal performances like the 90's music lovers. Anthony Hamilton put out a fantastic album in 2021 with some of the best vocals you ever heard in your life but did you even know it was out?

Pittsburgh-based R&B recording artist Chandra Rhyme has returned in a major way with the release of new single "Bullet" and its accompanying visuals. The independent artist has already accumulated hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify with previous singles, despite only arriving on the R&B scene in 2020, and she looks set to continue her impressive rise with this latest release.

Over the years, fans of both music and film have been hugely spoiled as both genres come together to create an array of masterpieces. After all, without music, the movie genre just wouldn’t be the same. Music helps elevate fight scenes in Marvel creations or add a further sense of eeriness to a horror classic.

The music industry took a big hit when streaming became popular because the profit margin for selling CDs was much higher. Many thought that the music industry was dead until streaming started picking up and record industry execs signed 360 deals. In 2021 total album sales grew 11% while streaming increased 10%, not so shabby after all. The music industry is losing its fear of the digital world. Enter NFTs, a BlockChain technology that will add Revenue to the music industry.

New Orleans Bounce music has crowned its king, hailing Hasizzle as the King of Bounce with his smash hit, "Getcha Sum", being the party anthem at clubs, blocks parties, and backyard barbecues. As his musical influence begins to reach a more mainstream audience nationwide, Hasizzle is set to premiere the music video for his up and coming song, "Wanna be Loved", on Friday, January 14th.

What is it about music that has the power to change your entire mood? If you were to look to the cold, hard facts, music can assist in the reduction of your heart rate. It lowers your blood pressure. Music can also cause a drop in the amount of cortisol, aka the body's main stress hormone, allowing your body a break from the anxiety. Looking beyond science, music is also a tool that brings people together. It bridges gaps from language, to difference of opinion. It breaks down barriers that can normally feel impenetrable. It creates community.

"What were you doing when the world shut down?" After two years of a pandemic, it's inevitable that most of us have an answer for that question. Like the Kennedy assassination, the bombings on 9/11, or any other historically significant moment that changed or defined a generation; an entire globe effectively shutting down complete with food and supply shortages, a virus that spread like wildfire, and a total inability to combat it will forever be a moment that changed everything.

Landon Sears’ music cannot be generalized. His versatility and consistency are causing him to carve his lane in the music industry. Sears is currently located in Nashville, Tennessee which is the capital of country music. The majority of the artist coming out of the historic city are country artists attempting to emulate the success of natives such as Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash. Sears ultimately took a different route from his peers with his unique mix of genres.

US rapper L’S810 has unveiled his must-hear new album, Requiem Of A Black Man. The project tells a tale of traveling to a parallel universe and returning with a higher consciousness. It hears the Flint, Michigan rapper having communication with himself in these parallel universes as he begins to have a stronger grasp on life. Armed with production from ConnorChillOut, Wahyo and Tumbo, L’S810 (alongside featured artists such as Joey Cool, Jon Connor and Messo) delivers his best and most candid project to date.

Freddie Mercury was arguably one of the best male vocalist of all time. The way he sang and connected with his audience was extremely rare. So, when Barstool Sports put a list together celebrating 10 of the best male vocalist of all time, without mentioning Freddie, his fans sprung into action on social media.

By 1977, British progressive rockers Supertramp had reached a crossroads. Their previous LP, Crime of the Century, hadn’t yielded a successful single and its follow-up, Even in the Quietest Moments…, could only deliver one hit, “Give a Little Bit.”

Inside the Mind of Jerry Samuels, aka Napoleon XIV. Novelty songs first appeared in the late 19th century and were popular on the radio into the 1980s. One of the most successful—and weirdest—was 1966’s “They’re Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!” by Napoleon XIV.

LL Cool J has accomplished a lot in his 35 plus year career, including platinum awards and hit TV shows. LL Cool J has a statue in Queens, New York, and the figure is solar-powered and plays music. LL Cool J is the perfect person to share a motivating message because he is a shining example of success. Born in Queens, New York, LL Cool J started his career as a teenager. Russell Simmons discovered LL Cool J and signed him to a record deal at Def Jam. That was something he accomplished very young. He has released 13 albums under the Dej Jam imprint. LL then continued to have a successful career in acting with hit shows like "In the house" and NCIS Los Angeles. LL has also hosted the Grammys for five years.

Lo-Fi Music Producer Donald Wayne Kinge.g. Spate Media. Lo-Fi hip-hop is quickly becoming a cultural phenomenon. The hip-hop beats and animations attract a new audience to what seems to be reincarnated jazz. Jazz always finds a way to come back, even when you look at jazz artists like Louis Armstrong in the 1920s and fast forward to the 80s with jazz stars like Miles Davis and Kenny G. Now you have what most people call lo-fi hip-hop. That is a blend of jazz music over 90s hip-hop beats.

In this video Roman and the kids are using playtronica, you can use any type of fruits to create music. We all had so much fun! Thanks for Watching!

"That was a magic moment" The Magic Shop opened in 1988 well before Bloomingdale's, MoMA and a luxury hotel became its neighbors in New York's SoHo. The increase in the area's rental value spelled the end of the studio. Despite the offer of financial help from Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, owner Steve Rosenthal was unable to buy the space from his landlord. While Rosenthal continues his business of mixing and restoring classic recordings, the Magic Shop closed March 16, 2016.

Randy Bachman wasthe singer-songwriter and lead guitarist of the Guess Who in May 1970, weeks before promoter Bill Graham closed Fillmore East. Bachman recalls his final performance with the band at Fillmore East.

Arthur Conley’s Eternal Question: ‘Do You Like Good Music?’. By 1966, soul shouter Otis Redding’s career was at a crossroads. Rumored to be unhappy with Stax Records, Redding established Jotis Records with managers Alan and Phil Walden and producer Joe Galkin (the “J” in Jotis). With Jotis, Redding hoped to break and produce new talent.