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Kendrick should win this one.... right? Hip-hop has always been a roller coaster at the Grammys. The older, whiter voting block has always struggled to pick who many believe should be the right choice or at least avoid the wrong nominee to win. -
Grammys 2016 Best Country Song Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: 'Girl Crush' vs. 'Traveller'
In a year that was once again ruled by bro country ("Kick the Dust Up," anyone?), the five nominees at the 2016 Grammys for Best Country Song take back the genre and return it to its earnest roots. From the heartbreaking vulnerability of Brandy Clark's "Hold My Hand" and Little Big Town's "Girl Crush" to the personal journey of Chris Stapleton's "Traveller" and the loving desire in "Diamond Rings and Old Barstools" and "Chances Are," there's really no way to go wrong. -
Grammys 2016 Best Dance Recording Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: 'Where Are U Now' vs All
Who will win vs who should win? We tell you. The 2016 Grammys are just six days away and most categories are toss-ups, but if there is a sure thing this year, the Best Dance Recording is about as close as it gets. -
Grammys 2016 Best R&B Song Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Weeknd, Miguel, D'Angelo & More
Grammys 2016 Best R&B Song Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Weeknd, Miguel, D'Angelo & More Miguel, The Weeknd, Jazmine Sullivan, D'Angelo and Tyrese are the 2016 nominees for the 58th annual Grammy Awards "Best R&B Song" category - but only one artist can take home the prize. -
Martin Phipps, 'War & Peace' BBC Miniseries Score Composer, on Music for TV, Film & More [Q&A]
Leo Tolstoy’s timeless epic, War & Peace, has been adapted numerous times over the years, but 2016’s BBC 1 miniseries starring Lily James, Paul Dano and more, has the attention of the world. Airing in the United States on the History Channel, this six-part series is directed by Tom Harper, who brought on his Peaky Blinders collaborator, Martin Phipps, for the show’s all-important score. The music featured on the soundtrack is a big standout for viewers, and we were lucky enough to speak with Phipps about the project and much more! -
Sam Feldt Shares ‘Been A While,’ Title Track Off New EP [LISTEN]
Sam Feldt, the Dutch tropical house producer and DJ behind last year's feel good dance anthem "Show Me Love," is back with a new track titled "Been A While." The new cut is the title track off a forthcoming EP due out sometime in early March via Spinnin' Records. -
5 Super Bowl 50 Halftime Performers That Would Have Been Better Than Coldplay
It's yet to be seen how well Coldplay will fair as the Super Bowl 50 halftime performer, but many worry the British rock act will err on the boring side. So who would be better? -
Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show: 5 Things We Want to See from Coldplay, Bruno Mars & Beyonce
Television is gearing up to be taken over by Super Bowl 50 on Sunday night (Feb. 7). And while the game between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers may be the main event, we here at Music Times are all about the halftime show starring Coldplay. -
Fedde Le Grand On 'Something Real': "It's Been A Great Journey" [Interview]
Fedde le Grand is in a happy place right now. Gearing up to release his second artist album, Something Real, the veteran Dutch DJ and producer has at last found the time to finish the project, which has been in the works for nearly five years. -
Tritonal On 'Blackout,' Album, Family, Sobriety & More [Interview]
We had the chance to catch up with the two DJs and producers during a trip to New York City last week and chatted with them about their new single "Blackout," their upcoming album, which should be released in June, Chad's sobriety and how they balance family and work. -
Justin Bieber’s ‘Purpose’ Tour Launch in March; Enter Now to Win Tickets [Exclusive Contest]
If you're a Belieber, it's probably safe to say that you're counting down the days until Justin Bieber's massive Purpose World Tour kicks off. It's been three years since the 21-year-old pop star has toured the globe -
Bruce Springsteen’s 'River Tour' Rocks David Bowie, Glenn Frey Tributes in Chicago [Review]
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band were in absolute and undeniable peak form throughout their nearly three and a half hour set January 19th at Chicago’s United Center for the second stop on their tour focused on The River, the 35-year-old 20-track double album classic from 1980. Springsteen also paid tribute to Glenn Frey during the memorable concert. The show was just days before Springsteen's Madison Square Garden January 25th show was cancelled due to Winter Storm Jonas which caused the rocker to announce on Twitter that Chicago's United Center performace would be available to download for free until Friday, January 29th.
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