Author: Norman van den Wildenberg

There are songs that you recognise immediately from the first few seconds. A violin intro, a handclap rhythm, and within seconds almost everyone in the world knows which

Some songs transcend the time in which they were made and grow into cultural monuments. At the beginning of the eighties, an era in which arena rock and

Singer, songwriter, Juno Award winner and longtime Canadian Idol judge Sass Jordan died peacefully on October 2, 2026, surrounded by those who loved her most, her family announced.

Brazilian singer and songwriter Karina Zeviani has died. Zeviani passed away on 1 October in a hospital in São José do Rio Preto, in the Brazilian state of

A car is a peculiar space. You sit behind glass, between a dashboard full of lights and a steering wheel that gives you a sense of control. The

Danish singer-songwriter Tina Dico has joined forces with Iceland-based artist Emilíana Torrini for “This Fire!”, the second single from Dico’s forthcoming album “Balancing Small Things On Sharp Edges”.

There are songs that sound so obvious that you almost forget how unlikely their creation actually was. “Black Is Black” is one such song. It was recorded in

Some songs seem to blow in out of nowhere and immediately be everywhere at once. “C’est la Vie” by Robbie Nevil is one such song. It sounds light,

There are songs that sound as though they come from another world, and “Waiting for a Train” is a textbook example of this. It is a record that

The American jazz singer, songwriter and producer Cassandra Wilson died on Wednesday 2 September 2026 in her home town of Jackson, Mississippi. Her management let it be known