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Charles Maynard, but we're happy to call him by his music moniker Charlie Funk recently released his great new Give Me a Groove EP through True Groove Records. Featuring some impressive guest instrumentalists and collaborators, including one from P-Funk All-Stars, this alternative funk EP can definitely get any party bumpin'! You can listen to a full stream of Give Me a Groove below. -
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Bungie's video game Destiny was arguably the biggest of the year back in 2014, but it could've been even bigger with the involvement of Beatles bassist and singer Paul McCartney. Marty O'Donnell was let go by the studio as a composer before the game's release, but some of his score is still featured on the soundtrack. Unfortunately, his meetings and songwriting with McCartney are not part of the score. In a new interview with IGN, O'Donnell shared details on working with the Wings founder. -
Madonna Remains As the Highest-Grossing Solo Touring Artist, Earning $1.31 Billion
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