By Matt Mitchell for Paste – Earlier this year, California singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham took home a Grammy Award for Best Folk Album for her third album, Revealer. The record was a deep well of thematic introspection and vulnerable truth-seeking, due much in part to the standout tracks “Hospital,” “Life According to Raechel” and “Who Are You Now.” She took home the golden microphone over legacy acts lik

Meet the Women Responsible for Bose’s New Turn the Dial Campaign To kick off Women’s History Month, Bose launched a new campaign celebrating women producers featuring PinkPantheress, H.E.R., WondaGurl, and Blond:ish.03/9/2023by Quincy Green for Billboard – According to recent studies, only 2.8% of popular songs over the last decade were produced by women. In celebration of Women’s History Month, Bose laun

By Janine Henni and Alexandra Schonfeld for People – Starting with Kim Petras: Petras made history at the 2023 Grammy Awards, when she and Sam Smith took home the award for best pop duo/group performance for “Unholy,” making her the first openly transgender woman to win the award. “I just want to thank the incredible transgender legends before me who kicked these doors open so I could be here,

Miley Cyrus Reveals Tracklist For New Album featuring a collab with Grammy-winner Brandi Carlile! by Mey Rude for OUT – Miley Cyrus’ new era is just about here, and we could not be more ready for it. The superstar singer announced the tracklist for her upcoming eighth studio album, Endless Summer Vacation, out March 10. The album will feature 13 tracks, including the already released “Flowers.” The other songs

by Vrinda Jagota for NPR Music – Since releasing her debut mixtape, CUT 4 ME, in 2013, the singer Kelela has always innovated at the crossroads of left-field R&B and forward-thinking electronic music. After six years away, she returns to a pop-music landscape that is focused on honoring the Black queer artists who invented house music as a refuge and established the clubs where the music was played as safe

Listen to Janelle Monáe’s Hot New Single ‘Float’ by Mey Rude for OUT – Eight-time Grammy-nominee Monáe is floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee on the first single from her new era of music, “Float,” featuring Seun Kuti and Egypt 80. “I don’t step, I don’t walk, I don’t dance, I just float, float, float, float,” she proudly says over horns and music by Seun Kuti, the son of famous

It’s “Like Losing A Family Member” by Greg Evans for Deadline – Dionne Warwick, whose career is forever linked to the man who wrote so many of her hit songs, remembered Burt Bacharach today, releasing a statement on the late composer and calling him her dear friend and musical partner while conceding the two “had their run ins.” “Burt’s transition is like losing a family member,” Warwick said in the state

A Conversation with Bonnie Raitt … After fifty years in music, the singer-songwriter is nominated for four Grammy Awards. With David Remnick for The New Yorker – After more than fifty years in music, Bonnie Raitt is far from resting on her laurels; her latest album, “Just Like That . . .,” is nominated for four Grammy Awards this year, including Song of the Year—a category in which her competition include

Amy Grant couldn’t care less about homophobic backlash. “I love those brides,” the Grammy-winning Christian pop singer said. By John Russell for LGBTQ Nation – Amy Grant has no time for the homophobic backlash to her decision to host her niece’s same-sex wedding. This past November, the Grammy-winning Christian pop singer who also received the Kennedy Center Honors last month, spoke to The Washington Post about