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She & Him's compilation of standards, aptly titled Classics, will be out in time for the holidays. -
Taylor Swift Is Living Life On Her Own Terms, Loving Pop Music And New York Ahead Of '1989' Release
Taylor Swift addresses the haters, moving to New York and her evolving sound in a new interview with Billboard. Here's what we learned. -
Cancers, Catch Fever and Other Disease-Riddled Bands More Likely to Have Been Caught than Ebola at The CMJ Music Marathon
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Sam Smith Shares Next Single "Like I Can" Via Twitter [LISTEN]
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Five Iranian Expatriates Worth Listening To: Deep Dish, The Yellow Dogs, Laleh and More (Ten Years after Queen Was Approved in Iran)
If Iranian-born performers thought they were going to get the same treatment as Queen and Freddie Mercury...dream on. It's still not the best place to launch a music career. Well, perhaps "launch," but not continue. That's why some of the country's best performers have now set up shop in nations outside of their homeland. Check out some examples of Iran's diverse musical output. -
Taylor Swift New Song "Blank Space" From '1989' Leaks Online, Is Likely The Best Of The Bunch [LISTEN]
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Watch: The Decemberists' Colin Meloy Busks on Williamsburg Sidewalk, Announces New Album for 2015 [EXCLUSIVE PHOTO/VIDEO]
The Decemberists frontman Colin Meloy doesn't have to busk on the streets of Brooklyn to make a few bucks, but it does help him announce a new album. Today (Oct. 24), Meloy surprised city-dwelling Decemberists fans and those who just happened to get off the Bedford Ave. subway stop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, by debuting three new songs and announcing a new album What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World for Jan. 20, 2015. -
Trisha Yearwood 'Nashville' TV Appearance: Singer Will Play Herself
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G-Unit Member Kidd Kidd Says Those Who Hate 50 Cent's Group "Hate Hip-Hop"
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Johnny Marr and Noel Gallagher have made it clear in the recent days that they're buddies. Johnny Marr and Noel Gallagher have made it clear in the recent days that they're buddies. -
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