Author: Norman van den Wildenberg

Lowell Fillmore “Sly” Dunbar, the legendary Jamaican drummer and co-founder of the production duo Sly and Robbie, died at his home this morning. His wife, Thelma, confirmed to

In the summer of 1979, one melody thundered through dance halls from Paris to New York, from Berlin to Sydney. An infectious disco beat with a simple yet

When the sun slowly sets on the horizon, and the world is enveloped in the enchanting hues of twilight, a magical door opens to a realm of sounds.

The Icelandic saxophonist Kristinn Svavarsson, best known as the face of the jazz funk band Mezzoforte during their most successful period in the early 1980s, has died. News

Rob Hirst, co-founder and drummer of the legendary Australian rock band Midnight Oil, has died after an almost three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. The band announced the news

The debut album by Mike Spohr carries a title that perfectly encapsulates the essence of his musical journey. “A Dreamer Still” is not the rushed product of a

Some pop songs do not merely capture a moment, but predict an era. “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles is such a song. Released at the

When the sun slowly sets on the horizon, and the world is enveloped in the enchanting hues of twilight, a magical door opens to a realm of sounds.

In the history of pop music, there are songs that at first glance seem unexpected or unusual, yet it is precisely for that reason that they leave a

When the sun slowly sets on the horizon, and the world is enveloped in the enchanting hues of twilight, a magical door opens to a realm of sounds.