Over 29K music fans have voted on the 110+ Best Old School Hip Hop Groups/Rappers. Current Top 3: Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Ice Cube
Over 29K music fans have voted on the 110+ Best Old School Hip Hop Groups/Rappers. Current Top 3: Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Ice Cube
Join us as we unravel every electronic music festival set to ignite Croatia in 2025. From techno to reggae, small bands to world-renowned musicians,there is a music festival for each concert-goer here. So, here’s our list of the best music festivals in Croatia 2025 in order from when t...
The city doesn’t just offer dance music, whether you’re into hip hop, reggae, pop or funk – there’s a dancefloor just waiting to be graced with your presence in Amsterdam. Traditionally, the city’s nightlife action happens in the Red Light District, and around Dam Square, Leidseplein...
"He took the rhythm of reggae, the new technology and American soul and came up with something fresh and unique." Although Midnight Love has an urbane, high-gloss feel, the album was actually conceived and created while Gaye was living in Ostend, a quiet seaside town in Belg...
“Liar,” realizing she’s lying to her likely lover (and to herself) about her true feelings, all set to the strains of a punchy Latin horn section. It’s a little bit flamenco, a little bit reggae, and a lot addictive, especially that final 30-second instrumental section that puts ...
His work with The Police was famed for its reggae-tinged rhythms and seemingly effortless cymbal work. “Arabic music is in my DNA, informed by Buddy Rich, Mitch Mitchell, Joe Morello,” said Copeland. “I love the sound of Joe Morello and ‘Take Five’… that sound of the drums, full...
In the Sixties, the term reggae was used interchangeably with bluebeat, ska and rock steady. It was Jamaican pop music, meant for dancing. "In those days," read Labour of Love's liner notes, "reggae appealed not to the intellect or the social conscience, but to the heart and hips." ...
By their fifth and final album,The Policehad largely dropped their trademark reggae grooves, but by now their sound was so distinctive it was even recognizable on a ghostly textured piece like “Tea in the Sahara.” Side two is Sting’s post-breakup outpouring, while the band’s creative ec...
Signature Sound: Explosive, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink bangers that draw frequently from hip-hop and EDM but have dabbled as far as reggae and country, too. Defining Work: The unrelenting, endlessly hooky “I Am the Best” by 2NE1 lives up to its name a decade later — and helped...