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The Both’s self-titled record is out now on SuperEgo Records. Already receiving critical acclaim, Rolling Stone asserts, “The Both represents the pairing of two great…talents who go great together,” while NPR Music praises “Throughout the song and the album, each singer sounds freshened and energized—never diminished—by the collaboration.” Additionally, Pitchfork premiered the video for their lead single, “Milwaukee,” and NPR Music recently featured the duo in their “Tiny Desk Concert” series. In celebration of the release, the duo will embark on a nationwide tour this spring.
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After months of continuous airplay from multiple formats, Jason Derulo’s hit single “Talk Dirty” is now #1 at Top 40 radio with over 150 million in weekly audience. The triple-platinum single assisted by 2 Chainz has outpaced Pharrell William’s “Happy” and John Legend’s “All of Me.” “Talk Dirty” is Jason’s third #1 airplay single at Top 40/Mainstream radio currently sitting at #3 on iTunes and Billboard’s Digital Downloads and #4 on Billboard’s Hot 100.
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After scoring his first #1 smash with the top-selling “Helluva Life,” Frankie Ballard is hitting country radio with his new single, “Sunshine & Whiskey.” The upbeat song is impacting just in time for summer.
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Grammy and Academy Award winner Jennifer Hudson shows of her sassy side on the brand new single “Walk It Out” featuring Timbaland. The track, produced by Timbaland and J-Roc, will be available at select digital retailers on April 29th.
Continue readingIconic multi-platinum rockers Loverboy are everywhere you look these days, as major companies such as Taco Bell and Radio Shack use the band’s image and music to promote their products to the ’80s generation which grew up on the group, and others who are just being introduced to their anthems. These days, Loverboy’s not just “Working for the Weekend,” but “Lovin’ Every Minute of It,” too.
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It was January 1966 when pianist Terry Adams started NRBQ in his Louisville, KY home. Adams soon met guitarist Steve Ferguson while both were still teenagers, and that meeting was the catalyst to take the show on the road — out of the house and onto the stage. Says Adams, “I remember saying, ‘I’m going to have a band that doesn’t have fines for not wearing boots, and doesn’t have to play certain songs to please audiences, and can play any song it wants, whenever it wants, regardless of what that style is.’ I was really passionate about that and I told Steve, and he agreed with me, that he would like to be in a band that was like that.”
Continue readingA Conversation with Rodney Crowell Mike Ragogna: Rodney, can you give a tour of your new album, Tarpaper Sky? Rodney Crowell: It started with conversations with Steuart Smith who is a guitar player who normally plays with the Eagles. They actually bought him away from me some years ago. But we’re really good friends, and […]
Continue readingA Conversation with Chuck E. Weiss Mike Ragogna: [sings] “If it ain’t that old Chuck E. Weiss.” Chuck E. Weiss: Oh, you like that, huh? MR: Between Tom Waits’ “I Wish I Was In New Orleans” and Rickie Lee Jones’ “Chuck E.’s In Love,” I don’t know which is the cooler shoutout! By the way, […]
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