Over 1K music fans have voted on the 150+ Best Ballads of All Time. Current Top 3: The Sounds of Silence, Simon and Garfunkel, Somewhere Over the Rainbow, ...
Since his discovery by Sergio George, Royce has crafted a unique blend of love ballads that showcase his velvety vocals complemented by the lilting bachata rhythms. His growing international fan base is a testament to his talent for expanding the genre while remaining true to its origins...
and the setlist shows just how profound an influence the band was on the next ten years of rock music, from its proto-Iron Maiden thrashers (“Emerald,”“Massacre”) to soft rock-adjacent R&B (“Dancing in the Moonlight”) to lighters-in-the-air power ballads from which Bon Jovi wo...
While some listeners prefer her classic 1930s recordings with the likes of Teddy Wilson and Lester Young, this moving programme of American Songbook ballads offers a whole other level of emotional power and depth. Perhaps combined with the knowledge that she would die the following year, aged jus...
With their 11th studio album “Fuse”, Everything But The Girl break their 24 year hiatus. The tracklist oozes both nostalgia and excitement, with a modern twist on their sound. A mixture of beautiful ballads, catchy pop tunes, smooth lounge tracks. The lyrics crave connection. In the openi...
With her powerhouse vocals and poignant ballads, Celine Dion has been a dominant figure in pop music for decades. Her extraordinary vocal range and dynamic delivery have made her one of the best-selling artists ever. Dion’s multilingual skills and her ability to connect with audiences worldwide...
s ballads. It inspired an iconic video that found him bare-chested, muscles rippling with sweat as he crooned sweet falsetto nothings directly into the camera. “He seemed like a very shy guy,” recalled director Paul Hunter, but “once he got in front of the camera, he was a very ...
These 2020 albums have distracted, they've confronted, they've enlightened, they've provided valuable solace and much-needed catharsis.
(simple parts, perfect feel) but she’s long since transcended that with a jazz flexibility that her role model never had. Listen to any of YLT’s jammier tracks for proof that she is one of the best female drummers, but her subtle brushwork on their ballads is also a thing of ...
The third posthumous album by Marvin Gaye, “Vulnerable,” saw its beginning during a 1967 recording session with Bobby Scott. Originally titled “The Ballads,” the album was set for a 1979 release, though the singer decided it simply wasn’t ready. It wouldn't come out until 1997, 13 ...