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From major artistry snubs, to bias research against the rap industry to exhaustive plot holes in winners, The GRAMMYs are no stranger to controversy, substance and legitimacy. Dishevelling artist integrity for a meagre popularity contest, The GRAMMYs is everything wrong with the commercialised humdrum of the music industry. Of course, you can’t be blind to…
//As someone who holds themselves in high regard with the know-hows and the who-haws of the music industry, I have to say, I was quite ashamed of myself not knowing or truly understanding the work of Jon Batiste. I was vaguely familiar with his work-ethic when it came to the composing of Pixar’s jazz-epic Soul…
As it nears the first initial anniversary since the French dance powerhouses announced their split this year in February, I thought it be good to have a glance back at their influential chaos on the world of dance music. Simply put as house pioneers to the eclectic halls of dance floors, Daft Punk were by-and-large…
One of the biggest stars of the century is back. Stark in maturity, complexion and musicality, Billie’s “Happier Than Ever.” Her genre-defining sound has been prolific since the debut of ocean eyes, and her first debut, WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? with bad guy and when’s the party over. But this…
Weak punchlines, awkward moments, chaotic introductions and female artists stealing the show, the Brit Awards 2021 had all types of funny and momentous occasions. Despite popularity trumping musicality with these award shows, it’s still a good laugh and a watch from all things current in the music industry. With the controversial work of Jack Whitehall…
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