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D'Angelo Is Hard at Work on the Follow-Up to 2014's 'Black Messiah'
Artist is in "a good space," and is working on at least six new songs, according to Raphael Saadiq — including a long-lost track from Linwood Rose, the supergroup with Q-Tip, Saadiq, and D'Angelo
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Tony! Toni! Toné! Won't Reunite Again — And Six More Things We Learned From Raphael Saadiq
The legendary R&B singer-producer-songwriter dishes on working with Beyoncé on 'Cowboy Carter,' recalls some praise from Prince, and much more in our new interview
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Did Noel Gallagher Already Write a New Oasis Album?
The musician told us he recently wrote a "very heavily guitar-based stadium-rock album" — now that Oasis is back, he may have the perfect singer for it
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Why Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' Should Get Album of the Year at the Grammys — and Kendrick Lamar Should Get Song of the YearÂ
We look at some of the best R&B, hip-hop, and Afropop of 2024 – and make the case for the greatness of Beyoncé’s country departure and Kendrick Lamar's virtuosic Drake diss "Not Like Us"
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Did Katy Perry Release the Worst Comeback Song of All Time?
Perry's "Woman's World" is a catastrophic flop. We examine what it means for her career, and look back at other disastrous would-be musical comebacks, from Guns N' Roses to Robin Thicke
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'Silvio Dante Helped End Apartheid!': Stevie Van Zandt Looks Back at His Wild Life
From his anti-apartheid activism to his work with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band to why he just lost 100 pounds, Little Steven reflects on the highs and lows of his singular career in our new interview
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The Making of Billie Eilish's 'Hit Me Hard and Soft'
How Eilish (and producer/co-writer Finneas) paired her most confessional lyrics ever with vintage synths, multi-part suites, and dance beats
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Linda Perry Is Finally Ready to Write For Herself Again
Perry put her own singing career aside to write hits for Christina Aguilera and Pink, but after the personal trauma chronicled in a new documentary, she's ready to start over
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The E Street Band Wants the World to Hear Bruce Springsteen's 'Electric Nebraska'
The band versions of Springsteen's acoustic classic have "eluded us," keyboardist Roy Bittan says in our interview for Born in the U.S.A.'s 40th anniversary. "Maybe Bruce, at some point, will get to that."
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Keep ’Em Separated! 30 Years of the Offspring’s ‘Smash’
Offspring frontman Dexter Holland celebrated the 30th anniversary of his band’s breakthrough with an in-depth new interview — here are four things we learned
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