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Ibrahim Ferrer's 'Buenos Hermanos' is an album produced by Ry Cooder and released on March 18, 2003 by World Circuit. Track Listing : 1.Boquiñeñe (Ibrahim Ferrer) - 03:34 . 2.Buenos…
Eric Clapton's 'Old Sock' is the twentieth studio album released on March 12, 2013 by Surfdog.Track Listing : 1.Further On Down The Road (Jesse Edwin Davis Iii, Taj Mahal) -…
Jackson Browne's 'Lives in the Balance' is his eighth album self-produced and released on February 18, 1986 by AsylumTrack Listing : 1.For America (Jackson Browne) - 05:13 . 2.Soldier Of…
John Lennon's 'Rock 'n' Roll' is his sixth studio album produced (in part) by Phil Spector and released on February 17, 1975 by Apple.Track Listing : 1.Be-Bop-A-Lula (Tex Davis, Gene…
INXS’s “Need You Tonight” oozes late-’80s sensuality with its hypnotic groove, while Tears for Fears’ “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” balances synthpop shine with existential angst. Prince’s soaring “Purple Rain” is an emotive rock hymn, and Janet Jackson’s “Control” stomps with defiant New Jack Swing energy. Van Halen’s “Jump” shakes up their sound with a synth-driven edge, and Michael Jackson’s “This Place Hotel” tells a haunting tale of doomed love. Frank Zappa’s “Tinsel Town Rebellion” skewers the punk scene with biting wit, while Cheap Trick’s “The Flame” burns as a glossy power ballad of yearning. Elvis Costello’s sharp “Clubland” critiques nightlife with jittery precision, and the Neville Brothers’ “Yellow Moon” blends bayou blues with haunting reggae grooves.
Carly Simon's 'Hotcakes' is her fourth studio album produced by Richard Perry and released on January 11, 1974 by Elektra. Track Listing : 1.Safe And Sound (Carly Simon, Jacob Brackman)…
Harry Nilsson, Alex Turner, Lou Rawls, Elvis Costello, Townes Van Zandt, Michael Stipe, Ed Sheeran, George Benson, Smokey Robinson, Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland, Paolo Conte, Simon & Garfunkel
Number_i’s “GOD_i,” produced by Kishi Yuta, delivers poignant lyrics and pulsating beats, showcasing a fresh sonic direction for the Japanese trio following their 2024 debut “GOAT.” Shubh’s “Buckle Up” highlights his Punjabi music journey from “We Rollin” to hits like “No Love” and “Baller,” reflecting his India-to-Canada influence.
Youth Lagoon’s “Speed Freak,” under Trevor Powers, blends introspective neo-psychedelia with his Boise roots, while Seidy La Niña’s “Wawawa ‘Pal Dolor'” channels Cuban rhythms and bold energy, building on tracks like “Mulatica” and “Te Lo Muevo.”
Updated : Jan 21,2025