The musical genre is short for Japanese popular music, the same way that K-pop is short for Korean popular music.
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"We are bullish about India's most popular music company tying up with the world's most popular music streaming service," Kumar said today, in a statement.
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Successful negotiations could allow users to either edit popular music into their creations or record clips with popular music in the background without their videos getting taken down for copyright infringement.
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In the digital era, guitars no longer rule popular music.
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What was presented as "typically and traditionally American," however, veered between jingoism and vaudevillian fluff and largely ignored the contribution of African-Americans to popular music (which is to say, almost all of popular music).
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In an addendum later on, Wall writes that the Prime Minister "asked for some examples of contemporary and past popular music," giving her information on The Beatles, big band hits, musicals, and current popular music.
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This meant no content about drugs, gay people or popular music.
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What about the people who changed popular music in my generation?
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The incredibly popular music streaming app, Spotify, hails from Stockholm, Sweden.
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This mode adds new content, like popular music and gaming videos.
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Popular music has become more varied as a result (see chart).
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American popular music today is littered with hucksterism disguised as feminism.
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It's not "popular" music, but it's entrenched within the popular experience.
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"[Hip Hop] has completely dominated popular music this year," he said.
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But let's be honest about what pop, or popular, music is.
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Has popular music influenced your own work in any significant way?
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The idea of popular music in the 2010s has nearly died.
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His first release will be popular music album "The Piano Book".
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As a lifelong student of American popular music, Springsteen clearly noticed.
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Few people would challenge that description of his impact on popular music.
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But when it comes to popular music, vocal fry actually enhances expressiveness.
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This has been happening for a little while in modern popular music.
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They couldn't read it, but they could get it from popular music.
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Here's the most popular music artist in every state, according to Pandora
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Another possibility might be to acquire Pandora, a popular music-streaming firm.
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NEW MILFORD Rob Brereton and Thomasina Levy, folk and popular music. Aug.
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Hackers may have also changed the titles of other popular music videos.
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Most of the narratives in popular-music culture currently belong to them.
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Mr. Higgins vaulted to stardom on SoundCloud, a popular music streaming service.
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Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming platforms right now.
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Rent's music aped the popular music of the era, to mixed effect.
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Spotify and streaming may change popular music, including what the software pushes, yes.
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One thing is true: even our friends in Westeros listen to popular music.
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We're experiencing a transformation of popular music rarely experienced by the Latino community.
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Popular music streaming service Spotify is actively resetting a number of users' passwords.
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It included a module that would transform both avant-garde and popular music.
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Popular music label Columbia Records signed Lil Nas X just a week later.
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Little did they know how quickly they'd changed the zeitgeist of popular music.
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The world of popular music is not one she's set foot in before.
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Here's how it went from a popular music player to an outdated relic.
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Today's popular music festivals often charge a steep price for big-name performers.
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That was also the time when the modern conception of popular music emerged.
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It also vaulted the Beach Boys to the forefront of popular music trends.
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Stravinsky crossed boundaries — he was embracing folk music from Russia and popular music.
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The archive is now one of the world's largest collections of popular music.
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Screenshot: YouTubeLast month, a handful of extremely popular music videos on YouTube were defaced.
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It marked a transformation, both for the world's biggest band and for popular music.
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What has changed in recent decades is the expanded use of preexisting popular music.
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Apparently, if you want to make popular music sexier, you just add more saxophone.
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I think hip-hop is now the mainstream of popular music, rather than rock.
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At that time, Burmese popular music was rock'n'roll heavy, consisting mostly of love songs.
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Then came musical savant Brian Wilson, who operated outside the traditions of popular music.
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Apple confirmed on Monday that it is acquiring the popular music identification app Shazam.
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It's a question at the core of all popular music: what makes people tick?
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Neither morality nor popular music support the idea that money can buy you love.
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Given a topic like "popular music", I will soak up more than is reasonable.
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The list might even seem unnecessary at a moment when women dominate popular music.
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Spotify is one of the world&aposs biggest and most popular music streaming apps.
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We eventually came up with a fun set that spans decades of popular music.
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True, Ms. Knowles "is coming out of a popular music landscape," Mr. Trotman acknowledged.
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China effectively had the history of Western popular music dumped on it at once.
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Popular music app publisher MWM has raised a $55.9 million (€50 million) funding round.
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We tie things up with fun and historic perspectives on popular music and gaming.
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" The invocation of form is awkward, for the same reason that advanced-pop criticism itself is inherently awkward, which is that most popular music, and especially popular music categorized as rock, is magnificently and unambiguously hostile to everything associated with the word "school.
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Learn Spanish with Lirica, an app that uses popular music to help users learn Spanish.
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It is a timely reminder that the lyrics of popular music can be poetry, too.
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The popular music service will serve as the basis for the smart speaker's music playback.
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Relative to the scope of this polymath's influence on popular music, his celebrity is undersized.
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Developer Ableton has announced Live 4993, the next version of its popular music production software.
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He had an encyclopedic knowledge of popular music and a work ethic that wouldn't quit.
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"Pop music is popular music, in the sense of the people's music," he tells me.
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Set to popular music, it's part social commentary, part satire, but all singing and dancing.
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The TR-808 is unquestionably one of the most influential inventions in contemporary popular music.
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But since its subject is all of 20th-century popular music, what could I do?
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THE THORNIEST question in popular music at the moment is this: who owns a melody?
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The tab offers curated suggestions from Apple and shows charts highlighting the most popular music.
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"When I was young, popular music formed the soundtrack of my life," he once wrote.
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Perhaps, they consider, not everybody loves The Fratellis for their undeniable contribution to popular music.
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He is the godfather of popular music and expression, style and performance, artistry and fame.
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" Taylor Mac has challenged audiences with his masterwork, "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music.
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The chronology of events, and how fast the world of popular music used to move.
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At its core, this is a story of the exceptional nature of American popular music.
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But he also made efforts to push the French horn into the popular-music arena.
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The music of my time wasn't necessarily any good -- at least the popular music wasn't.
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Beyoncé For: Her complete domination of popular music and changing the way artists release albums.
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Here are the night's big winners in all of the popular music and recording categories.
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Popular music, of course, becomes popular partly because it takes people away from their lives.
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The fact that the history of recorded popular music, and popular music at large is an American history, an American phenomenon, means that we've come to assume that the American voice is the 'correct' voice, the voice that makes the most sense in its context.
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The popular music streaming platform isn't the only app developer to complain about Apple's pricing policy.
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She'll reprise the performance tonight and tomorrow night, during encore engagements at the popular music venue.
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As far as popular music, I try to listen to a lot of electronic stuff now.
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And with newer technologies, popular music at campaign events has proliferated over the last twenty years.
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And come this weekend, audiences will get to check out Peele's twist on using popular music.
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In Milwaukee, a lot of the most popular music out here is, I guess, NPR indie.
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Shazam, the popular music-identification app, is announcing some deeper integration for Google Play Music users.
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PLUS: The popular music group sing Jingle Bells Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Its app allows users to lip-sync to popular music and dance in their own videos.
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Salsa dancing, which is based largely on Cuban and Puerto Rican popular music, was forged here.
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Science may some day explain the age-defying vigor that comes from making brilliant popular music.
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On Monday, Apple officially announced it was buying Shazam, maker of a popular music-recognition app.
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Spotify, the popular music-streaming service, did not respond to a request for comment from CNN.
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By 1981, television and radio were banned from broadcasting almost all dialect shows, including popular music.
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The lyrics weren't restricted, as popular music has always been, to stories of love or fun.
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Excerpts were collected in a book, "Off the Record: An Oral History of Popular Music" (2500).
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By the mid-1920s, jazz was firmly in place as the reigning American popular music style.
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A crisp and clear vocal performance is a vital component of all genres of popular music.
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A few key popular music services including Spotify and Apple Music won't immediately support voice controls, however.
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In 2013, the Landrieu administration targeted and temporarily closed several popular music clubs whose paperwork had lapsed.
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You must think Bohemian Rhapsody one of the greatest pieces of popular music ever written, just kidding.
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The popular music festival planned to expand to the Latin American country on September 17 and 18.
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Lopez is also celebrating her big performance by reminiscing on some of her most popular music videos.
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As candidates have increasingly turned to popular music in recent elections, they have sometimes felt artists' scorn.
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I had no access to popular music and movies, or even to classic works of secular literature.
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We were watching a lot of wrestling, and the popular music at the time was nu-metal.
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Switched on Pop A musicologist and a songwriter breakdown the making and meaning of popular music. 224.
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Up to that point, science fiction references in popular music had been mostly of the novelty variety.
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Allow me to give you an abridged history of various triangles and their appearance in popular music:
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Chaabi is the most popular music in Algeria, a danceable folk-pop: mournful, lilting and wedding appropriate.
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"I grew up loving the sound and feel of Western popular music," Zhang said in a statement.
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Faintly, on some foreign station, popular music passed from tune to tune, each one known to Mrs.
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What popular music has meant as it has interacted with socio-political history has evolved over time.
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She also wants her eyebrows to refashioned to look more like a popular music personality in Afghanistan.
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Aukerman: Maybe it's just me, by the way, but I think the Beatles changed popular music forever.
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He also resisted any movement toward rhythm quantization — the industry standard, then as now, in popular music.
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But, she said, a recent glance at the popular music landscape has at least stirred the thought.
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It spanned blues, classical, soul, disco and even zydeco, a type of popular music from southern Louisiana.
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Like the regular Echo, the Echo Studio can play music from most of the popular music services.
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The platform recently released a list of the most popular music videos from the past four decades.
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TikTok, a popular music video app, was just fined millions for collecting data on kids under 13.
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What if popular music does not really express and describe what the mass of Americans is experiencing?
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People are distracted by the sexual revolution, by popular music, by virtually every aspect of mass culture.
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Martin will be remembered best for his work with the Beatles, which changed the shape of popular music.
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Between the lines: The industry has developed standards and benchmarks for popular music around album sales and downloads.
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Do men write 88 percent of our popular music because only men are participating in the human experience?
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Macho, swaggering rock stars will always have a place in popular music and that's a cold hard fact.
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And it's hard to deny that what they're listening to now isn't also the future of popular music.
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The festival's line-up featured many popular music acts, including Blink-182, Migos, Lil Yachty and Major Lazer.
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Earth's frontman and only consistent member Dylan Carlson was living in Seattle during grunge's reign over popular music.
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Mr. Gil and Mr. Veloso, both 73, are among the most celebrated singer-songwriters in Brazilian popular music.
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At a deeper level, Lloyd Webber's memoir exposes a central fault line in the history of popular music.
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Noisey: What place do you think Joni Mitchell occupies in the popular music of the last 75 years?
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Psonar Psonar's perks are the reason you choose them over the popular music apps like Spotify or Tidal.
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Bono, Mick Jagger—many of the biggest names in popular music have had letterbox companies there for years.
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And YouTube, which is the most popular music streaming service on the internet, gets even more label hate.
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She's "so much more musical and satisfying than any popular music from the depleted West today," he added.
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"Women are still missing from popular music," Dr. Stacy L. Smith of the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative says.
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Throughout the history of modern popular music very few and perhaps none have fucked categories with such relish.
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Ben Ratliff, the longtime popular-music critic for The New York Times, is very much an enthusiast, which is in no way remarkable among those who write about popular music — that near-oceanic category that includes jazz, world, country, folk, hip-hop, reggae, punk, goth, heavy metal, nearly everything except classical.
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Taylor Swift is planning to rerecord her songs after her catalog was purchased by popular music manager Scooter Braun.
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Neurotic Media is a white-label distribution and marketing platform, helping brands influence and engage customers via popular music.
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Tributes poured in from titans of popular music, including the Rolling Stones, Madonna, rapper Kanye West and Paul McCartney.
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Definition: dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low, squatting stance.
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The third predicted his daughters would one day form a popular music group, so he gave it a shot.
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What's cropping up more and more in the world of popular music these days is actually the sad boy.
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Additionally, Starbucks' profile on Spotify features new playlists and the store's most popular music from the past 20 years.
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I think they play a lot of popular music so that's where everyone gets hyped up and gets moving.
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Most books on popular music, from jazz to rock to hip-hop, are intended for reading, not looking at.
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Nate Sloan is a musicologist and co-host of Switched On Pop, a podcast about how popular music works.
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A data trader claims to be selling over 950,000 user accounts for the website of popular music festival Coachella.
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Users of the popular music-identification app Shazam can now look up songs within iMessage without leaving their conversation.
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Hip Hop surpassed Rock to become the most popular music genre at the end of last year, per Nielsen.
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Coachella is both one of the most popular music festivals in the country and one of the most expensive.
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He also set my musical template, introducing me to the entire world of popular music through 70s prog rock.
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Popular music is such an endeavor too, but, for the most part, it already receives the recognition it deserves.
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During the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, Western popular music came under attack as decadent and bourgeois.
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His best-known project, "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music," has been presented to acclaim around the world.
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One of the destroyed buildings included a popular music venue, the Basement East, which hosted a rally for Sen.
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With so much popular music and spoken dialogue, there was no consensus among critics on what to call it.
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I was born in 1950, and in popular music terms, that's the winning ticket in the lottery of life.
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It inspired scores of imitators and, for a time, was probably the most popular music group in the world.
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Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming apps due to its vast library and ease of use.
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Bruce Johnson and Martin Cloonan expose this inconsistency in "Dark Side of the Tune: Popular Music and Violence" (2008).
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To the French, Johnny the chanteur, who turned American rock 'n' roll into French popular music, was a genius.
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The language changed from Latin to the vernacular, priests faced the people and popular music was welcomed into Mass.
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The programs usually take a talk show format, with impassioned discussions on the chosen theme, interspersed by local popular music.
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The tireless performer will cover 240 years of American music for his appropriately titled 24-Decade History of Popular Music.
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In fact, a breakdown done by Pitchfork uncovered that between 15 popular music imprints only four females rappers were signed.
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The year before she had tied with child star Eddie Hodges on The $64,000 Challenge, answering questions about popular music.
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TikTok lets users make videos up to 2000 seconds long, set either to popular music or sounds they upload themselves.
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Following the update, Waze directions will appear at the top of most popular music apps while engaged in navigation mode.
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Barack Obama has been one of the most musically fluent presidents by far, especially when it comes to popular music.
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"I have to work with Ikea - make furniture for interior design, for architecture," he told the BBC's popular music channel.
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"I have to work with Ikea - make furniture for interior design, for architecture," he told the BBC's popular music channel.
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"America's most popular beers is like, probably, America's most popular music," says one guy at the beginning of the video.
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The nine-fight event, which also will include performances by two of Thailand's most popular music groups, is sold out.
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Alongside video games, popular music is at the top of the list of America's most reliable sources of moral panic.
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And, of course, we are curious as to when the popular music streaming company actually does get out the door.
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Best enjoyed on shuffle, it's the equivalent of a History of Popular Music 101 course, albeit one you'll actually enjoy.
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Big beat, another massively popular music genre that helped defined the 290s, is also often remembered with a collective cringe.
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Mac's own marathon show, "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music," became a 24-hour-long must-see in 2016.
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Finally, and staying with the subject of electric guitars, there's nothing really better than reading Kelefa Sanneh on popular music.
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Ms. Tharp is known for using popular music and moving fluidly among the worlds of ballet, Broadway and modern dance.
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Vanderbilt's program includes a steel drum band, complete with a band camp, and classes on astronomy and American popular music.
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Mixes of popular music blast through the studio's speakers and the lights remain off for the entirety of each class.
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It's hard to have a compelling celebration of popular music if it's missing all of it's main movers and shakers.
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Charlie Harding is the co-host of Switched on Pop, Vox's podcast about the making and meaning of popular music.
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"The market shift away from rock to other styles such as hip hop and EDM, is, on the one hand the type of generational change that we have seen throughout the history of popular music — not unlike when rock itself displaced jazz as America's top popular music over the course of the 1960s," Cateforis said.
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It sounds less than perfect, as though it's reaching to break out of the paradigms of what we consider popular music.
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Maybe this is all campy, wry commentary on the rockism and the mythologizing of popular music and young(ish) men's libido.
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And should one win, it might just be the first visible sign that a tide is shifting when discussing popular music.
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It was one of the earliest programmable drum machines in the industry, and it eventually changed the sound of popular music.
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I didn't necessarily know it was the most popular music, I just knew it was music that made me feel something.
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Three other popular music blogs — 2DOPEBOYZ, Hip Hop N More, and the Complex-owned Pigeons and Planes — have also been suspended.
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Sex appeal, whether aggressive, cloying, or anything inbetween, has always been a part of hip-hop, and popular music in general.
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They have shaken up the popular music landscape this year, challenging the unfair stereotype that Korean music is manufactured and sterile.
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"Do You Hear The People Sing?" has been censored on QQ Music, one of the country's most popular music streaming services.
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I really hope this book helps people recognize how important LGBTQ people have been in every single genre of popular music.
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Sunburn Festival, one of India's most popular music festivals, continues to face a series of ongoing logistical and community-based problems.
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But Zaire 270 was a singular moment, on par with Woodstock in a more justly written history of international popular music.
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And does the Fuller House update tell us anything about nostalgia, song covers, and the way popular music reflects the time?
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Popular music may have superseded literature as a cultural influence long ago, but other genres have supplanted rock, folk, and blues.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tencent Music, which owns China's most popular music streaming apps, is often compared to Sweden's Spotify Technology (SPOT.
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In an era of popular music where the notion of genre has ceased to exist, your past work seems prescient now.
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Popular music is a protean and ever-evolving thing, and it can be counted on to yield fresh objects of satire.
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Michael Jackson's DNA runs through popular music, and almost every notable artist has been influenced by him, whether intentionally or not.
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This democratization has mostly taken place in the realm of popular music, however, leaving the classical tradition as exclusive as ever.
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But one thing that they all share, other than shaping popular music, is that they have played at Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern.
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" In their brief, the rappers said that assertion revealed "a court deeply unaware of popular music generally and rap music specifically.
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Was "DAMN." a fluke, or will the prize — the 2019 winner will be announced on April 15 — genuinely embrace popular music?
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Popular music is popular for a reason, as much as urbanites might like to dismiss country or baby boomers hip-hop.
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Like, I know that there is something irresistible and ultimately inevitable about black music being a part of American popular music.
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On Technology This summer, an engineer named Matthew Healy moved to Berlin to work at SoundCloud, a popular music-streaming service.
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Some of the most popular music in the world is going behind a paywall on the world's most popular streaming service.
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A 24-Decade History of Popular Music by renowned playwright and drag performer Taylor Mac is a monumental production covering American popular music from 83 to 2016; it is being performed in eight uninterrupted three-hour acts — with each hour covering a different decade — followed by a 24-hour marathon of all the installments on October 8 and 9.
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P. T. Barnum, the ambitious American showman, attempted to revive it near the end with cut-rate tickets and popular music acts.
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The song is a cry of the kind of grand, all-or-nothing passion that has all but disappeared from popular music.
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When Amy Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning in 22010 at age 210, popular music lost one of its most talented young voices.
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Though Coltrane has had an astounding influence on not just jazz but popular music itself, many people are unaware of his contributions.
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In 2015 a more reputable, venture-backed startup called Mindie was letting people add popular music soundtracks to their Snapchat Stories posts.
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" "Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent.
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Pitchfork's distinctive voice runs the risk of being swallowed up by the fashion, posing and nonsense that inflates other popular music magazines.
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Bowie's knack for reinvention was anchored by his boundless musical curiosity, and the breadth of his impact on popular music is unparalleled.
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Still, his impact has been much broader than that, with his various styles spreading like tentacles into the rest of popular music.
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Prince, who was found dead on Thursday at 57, understood how technology spread ideas better than almost anyone else in popular music.
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Tharp's mating of ballet and popular music—a style she returned to in productions like "Movin' Out"—is sly, sexy, and streetwise.
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Spotify is the world&aposs most popular music streaming service, with over 100 million paying subscribers and over 217 million monthly users.
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And since The Beatles and Dylan, left-leaning politics has become almost inseparable from popular music (Kid Rock and Ted Nugent notwithstanding).
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Sope Soetan, writer and co-host of popular music podcast Don't Alert The Stans believes there's simply just more music being released.
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It's a catalog that makes it fair to wonder what in the world of popular music isn't, somewhere in its essence, glam.
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I like a lot of the popular music that has a really energetic beat to it, as well as some classical things.
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KPOP Dive into this Korean popular music genre — perhaps literally — in this immersive show that requires comfortable shoes and a willing spirit.
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" Other estates provide insight into the importance of folk and popular music, a "vast area" that Mr. Haas said was "wiped out.
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Taylor Mac's A 24-Decade History of Popular Music continues through October 8 at St. Ann's Warehouse (45 Water Street, Dumbo, Brooklyn).
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Mr. Taylor's range of musical choices likewise grew: from the 17th century to commissions, from Haydn to the popular music of yesteryear.
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By then, Turnage had become a celebrated British composer who channeled the rhythmic vitality of popular music into a knottily lyrical sound.
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GREEN Off Broadway, that sui generis genre-queer spectacular of all time, "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music" by Taylor Mac.
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Gershon Kingsley, a composer who brought electronic sounds into popular music and wrote the enduring instrumental hit "Pop Corn," died on Dec.
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One of the most popular music streaming services worldwide, Spotify has something to show off at CES 2020 through off-site meetings.
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Holt: When genres were first created in the American popular-music world in the 1920s, you know, there were just three genres.
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Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent.
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The online music hub ReverbNation has established a track record of success in bringing new talent to the fore in popular music.
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Together they toured the world, shared the heights of unimaginable stardom, and changed the course of popular music with the songs they wrote.
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Nearly 200,000 tracks from three years of aggregation can be discovered through Europeana Radio, with navigable categories like classical, folk, and popular music.
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And in the age of the Wright brothers, when powered flight started to gain ground, aviation became a significant theme in popular music.
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All of them are over 60 and have spent the majority of their adult lives recording, overseeing, organizing, or commenting upon popular music.
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Whatever the cause, the authors conclude that "the period from the 1960s to the 1990s was a special time in popular music history".
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Facebook's intention was the opposite — to make it easier to add popular music to your posts so they'd be more fun to consume.
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This could easily result in the most popular music getting paid way more while less-mainstream genres see their per-stream earnings plummet.
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He took four scruffy lads from Liverpool, helped them realize their musical vision and in the process, redrew the boundaries of popular music.
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Blackwell, who was raised in Jamaica, had started his label as a way of exporting the popular music he had grown up with.
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Mr. Caws was taken by her kindness, even to those poor unfortunates who dared to come to the store looking for popular music.
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Apple Music launched in 2015 and surpassed Spotify as America's most popular music subscription service earlier this year with 28 million paid subscribers.
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Stars from bands of the 1960s and beyond share their memories of a time and place that made lasting changes in popular music.
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And also, along with drugs and popular music, occasions for Wilde, in her directing debut, to demonstrate a nimble and inventive comic style.
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I know this makes me seem old but they've been playing popular music during stoppages since I was a kid and enough already.
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Spotify, the popular music streaming service based in Sweden, lost $1.5 billion last year, even as it continued to add millions of users.
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Gay men have been making, managing and influencing popular music and rock 'n' roll since its birth, in ways both implicit and explicit.
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The Georgia-based rock band is considering legal action to stop President Donald Trump from playing the group's popular music at his rallies.
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Popular music is rife with one-album wonders and oddball trajectories, but Elizabeth Eaton Converse, known as Connie, is a textbook cult artist.
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In "Everybody's Doin' It" he makes a bracing case that New York was the hothouse in which American popular-music culture took root.
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The tech did, however, make an appearance courtesy of a partnership with Spotify, which brings the popular music streaming platform for Bixby Routines.
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There are some things that will work out if you just let the free markets take care of themselves like, um, popular music.
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It's also one of the most popular music streaming platforms, with artist exclusives and a huge library of content for people to stream.
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The most popular music streaming offering for quality-seeking audiophiles to date has probably been Tidal, which launched to serve that specific need.
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If his award leads people to rethink the category of literature, good — it's about time, and ditto for the category of popular music.
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Elisheva, for example, stealthily listens to popular music on the Sabbath and justifies doing so because she left the audio player on overnight.
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Cambell's biggest hit — "Rhinestone Cowboy" — does not even begin to define the scope of his works and place in popular music of all kinds.
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Over the six months following the album's release and dismissal by the Popular Music Industrial Complex, Emotion had found a finite but worshipful flock.
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" He continued, "Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent.
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AS JUNE nears, baby boomers—and not only boomers—are commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of one of the biggest events in popular music history.
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On Sunday, the 2017 VMAs will be broadcast live from the Forum in Inglewood, California — airing on the popular music channel at 8 p.m.
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Dwight Rhoden's galvanizing protest rally of a ballet takes on topical issues, while bridging popular music with arguably the most conservative form of dance.
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Spotify is one of the more popular music streaming apps, but it's not necessarily the most beautifully designed (that was long-lost Rdio, unfortunately).
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It's one of the driving forces of popular music, and particularly hip-hop, that moments of genius frequently arise where you least expect them.
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"For over five decades, Barry has become an icon of the popular music industry," said Stott as the singer raised his eyebrows behind him.
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It's perhaps no coincidence that there were just over ten years between the discovery of LSD in 1938 and the birth of popular music.
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It's also a good message for a day in which some fans of popular music might be feeling confused: Why is this passage good?
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Super BTW ... BB's "Shoot" dance -- which went viral after appearing in the track's popular music video -- is the subject of a lawsuit against Fortnite.
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Even down to selecting the music in the Aston Villa dressing room, it's clear the joy popular music brought to his life was substantial.
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Spotify announced today on their news blog that they have selected Google Cloud Platform as an infrastructure partner for their popular music streaming service.
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Last week, popular music platform Bandcamp announced that it would be waiving its revenue shares from all sales for 24 hours, starting Friday morning.
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Where the symphony was moody and dissonant, and clearly under the influence of Aaron Copland, the ballet score unabashedly embraced popular music and jazz.
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"Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent," Obama said.
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Artificial intelligence is combined with subscriptions to popular music and video services, and linked via facial recognition, so it will know your favorite artists.
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Shorter sections explore American Indian rhythms and beats that seeped into popular music, and the deep connections the players forged with African-American performers.
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"Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent," Obama continued.
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Hip-hop/R&B overtook rock as the most popular music genre in the United States during 2017, according to a year-end report.
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Few people knew his name, but Blaine's playing can be heard on thousands of recordings by many of the biggest names in popular music.
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Perhaps for Boulez, popular music was a social discourse rather than a musical one, its essential characteristics being too primitive to discuss as art?
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Even in the wolfish world of popular music, no one had written about the subject "with as much enthusiasm and imagination" as Prince did.
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Live Review NEW ORLEANS — If any popular-music festival was built to last an unbroken 50 years, it's the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
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Melissa Etheridge became the most prominent lesbian in popular music with the album — and the declaration — Yes I Am in 1993, the same year k.d.
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Yes, music takes you places, and this was true 100 years ago too, when sheet music was the most widespread form of distributing popular music.
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War, revolution and resistance to Russian interference has inspired Ukrainian popular music for decades, creating a national soundtrack of proud anthems, but also lamentable pap.
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By contrast, today's most popular music is split between contemporary hip-hop and dance music that relies on synthesizers, electronics, and myriad cross-genre references.
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Lots of other popular music videos have also defaced, including songs from Chris Brown, Shakira, DJ Snake, Selena Gomez, Drake, Katy Perry, and Taylor Swift.
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Popular music, among other things, was considered a sin, and the boy with the golden voice was consigned only to church hymns and nursery rhymes.
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Spotify, the popular music streaming app with 75 million users, wants to ramp up its profile as a platform for more than just music listening.
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Tencent said two weeks ago it plans to merge QQ Music with two other popular music services, Kugou and Kuwo, run by China Music Corporation.
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But making tunes with those stackable bricks just became easier with the release of a new add-on pack for popular music software Ableton Live.
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First, Farrakhan has contributed nothing discernible to the success of African-American popular music — unlike the Jewish producers he slanders as "bloodsuckers" of black musicians.
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Maybe the best — and certainly the funniest — expression of this new, self-confident Germanness was a popular music video produced by the comedian Jan Böhmermann.
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Critic's Notebook Brazil's signature contribution to world culture is its popular music, and the characteristic mood of that music is the melancholy yearning called saudade.
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The show includes those political oldies, along with broadsides, popular music and posters, including one with a vivid original painting by the artist Ben Shahn.
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This week, along with several dozen other popular music stars, they called on Congress to adopt measures to reduce copyright-infringing content on the internet.
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Spice Girls happened too, of course, representing the glazed exterior of manufactured girl-and-boybands who occupied the other end of the popular music spectrum.
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As silly as they may be, an appearance from one of the most popular music group's out now is sure to please most high schoolers.
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Cantwell: I think it's interesting how intertwined music and politics are—so much that I think we don't always see it, especially with popular music.
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He'd never connected with popular music before, so to hear a song that so blatantly made fun of it, to him, felt like a revelation.
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Facebook has acquired Beat Games, the virtual reality studio that made the popular music game "Beat Saber," the company announced in a blog post Tuesday.
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" It's certainly not the longest solo, clocking in at only a quarter of the length of Taylor Mac's "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music.
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At another point he compares finding a "down bitch" to finding good beats on popular music-sharing site Soundclick, which suggests that Bryson Tiller, a.k.a.
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We're so used to consuming violence in art forms like popular music and cinema that it becomes hard to separate the two — entertainment and atrocity.
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" The Prez said, "Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent.
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MASS MoCA has a similar breadth regarding other arts, from performance art to the popular music events it holds nearly every weekend, indoors and out.
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Among Berlin's early, career-making smashes were "Alexander's Ragtime Band" (1013) and "Play a Simple Melody" (1914), a pioneering use of counterpoint in popular music.
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By 2014, SoundCloud had become a streaming giant with 175 million regular users, making it one of the most popular music sites in the world.
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By 1969, he had already written two music encyclopedias: one on popular music and a second on country, with Grelun Landon, a music industry executive.
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American Express gives cardmembers presale ticket access to popular music festivals like Coachella and premier sporting events like Wimbledon and the US Open Golf Championship.
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Ever since, she has held onto a jazz instrumentalist's code while making songs that cut a gently experimental path between various forms of popular music.
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Now, with wide swathes of popular music history readily available on major streaming services, the albums that aren't a click away can feel increasingly distant.
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And maybe, given decades of popular music built out of hand claps, what made it a hit was that it was a clap at all.
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Today, however, popular music is still not free; listeners or creators of unsanctioned music face the threat of fines, imprisonment, or even the death penalty.
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Casting in this fashion might appear a mere stunt without Miranda's ingenious blending of traditional Broadway show tunes, Top 40–style popular music, and rap.
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For instance, for Mac's epic show "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music," which, in its full incarnation, had Mac singing two hundred and fifty songs spanning nearly two and a half centuries of American popular music, Machine Dazzle created a series of costumes that, instead of representing the lyrics or the particular periods of history, used the eras as a springboard for his narrative imagination.
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Listening to them, I think we can perceive a good slice of popular music today, as well as views of the creative black man in America.
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Their makers, in turn, were fearless in their desire to keep it real and not to stoke the youth machine of the Popular Music Industrial Complex.
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Most popular music is so determinedly centered on heterosexual dynamics that any hint of same-sex interactions can feel revelatory, even radical, upon the first encounter.
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It's dedicated to helping spread awareness to various musicians, engineers, and other artists who contribute to popular music but often go unrecognized by the broader culture.
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Dylan's Nobel Prize win stirs fierce social media reaction 'Profound impact on popular music' Dylan's award will be welcomed by legions of fans around the world.
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Recently, Higgins hoped to make an iterator bot out of turn-of-the-century popular music that had been digitized by the New York Public Library.
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It was exactly what I needed, and I welcomed this mini revival of one of the most diverse decades in popular music history with open ears.
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Their mellow, West Coast, "country rock" cool defined mainstream American popular music in the '70s and has been lodged in car radios across America ever since.
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According to a sample study conducted by THUMP, women only made up an average 17% of headliners in 2016 at popular music festivals around the world.
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Apple's plans to acquire Shazam will no doubt help push that even further, as the company uses the popular music identification app to push new subscribers.
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This year he was awarded the King's Medal of Merit from the Norwegian government and received a prize from the Rockheim, Norway's museum of popular music.
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Some argue the station is now catering to safe, popular music rather that taking on risky acts, which is what the station was originally created for.
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There's a lot of old music to rediscovered, like jazz from the 40s, underground stuff, legendary popular music that we don't listen to for some reason.
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Generation X was also the first generation whose popular music was inextricably linked to visuals via music videos, a format pioneered and refined by Penelope Spheeris.
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Now, however, he's come to see popular music as the music for the "mating age" and learned that artists should fear the known, not the unknown.
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A musician, orchestrator and record producer, Mr. Jones is arguably the connecting tissue among all significant modes of popular music in the 20th century and beyond.
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CARAMANICA The history of popular music in this country is in lock step with the rest of the country's history, from the slavery era until now.
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On Wednesday, however, YouTube and Universal Music Group announced that they were upgrading more than 1,000 popular music videos to high definition, releasing them through 2020.
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" - Elton John on Twitter recalling Franklin's final performance - a benefit for his AIDS foundation in November "The greatest voice in American popular music has been stilled.
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Apple today is launching a public beta of its popular music streaming service on the web, which will be available to all Apple Music subscribers worldwide.
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You'll dive into the most popular music-making software, learn music theory with Ableton Live, and discover just how to create those stunning audio-visual masterpieces.
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The Iranian music scene is de facto underground since popular music, with the exception of traditional and religious music, is heavily restricted by the Islamic government.
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Ocasek and The Cars, the rock band he fronted, made history and left a lasting mark on popular music and culture with a string of hits.
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Popular music, at its best, has always promised to unify its audience for a shared good time, to overcome differences with a beat and a tune.
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If you're someone who thinks all popular music sounds the same, Keyes says that's a product of having the same people working on tracks over and over.
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It even has access to popular music streaming services like Spotify, Google Play Music, Pandora, and more — including a free 14-day trial of YouTube Music Premium.
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For its latest venture, the popular music streaming service is teaming up with featured artists to create original, in-house recordings, which will be released every Wednesday.
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Less than a year after Abbey Road was released, rock music's best-selling band had split up, ending a decade-long musical revolution that transformed popular music.
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Wright is almost as passionate and knowledgeable about popular music as he is about filmmaking, and his movies always have at least one musical moment worth remembering.
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There is also a room designed for listening to music in perfect studio conditions, since Mr Tillmans believes that, at its best, popular music is art, too.
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He studied the entertainment industry, to understand how technology and globalisation are affecting the economics of popular music (another passion): a book is due out in June.
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Do men produce 98 percent of our popular music because only men know how to translate a personal event into terms of broad emotional relevance and resonance?
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The popular music streaming service recently filed an antitrust suit with the European Commission, saying Apple uses its stringent guidelines to give Apple Music an unfair advantage.
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It is one of American popular music and American black music's miracles that her exuberant airing of suffering touched so many people and persisted for so long.
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Pollard's songwriting tends to be imagistic and fractured, in a long tradition of tinkers who take the DNA of popular music and stretch it into stranger forms.
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Companies are marketing so aggressively to younger listeners that branding and its feel-good lifestyle pitches seem omnipresent, which explains why popular music, objectively speaking, sucks ass.
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Nonetheless, some have bemoaned the timing of the result: It will take place during the UK's most popular music festival, Glastonbury, and the Euro 2016 soccer tournament.
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Artists who aren't interested in radio placement don't have to make attempts at popular music if they don't want to, even if they're signed to major labels.
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He was the most popular music star in Hawai'i; his music, for his fans, was absolutely pro-sovereignty; he was, to everyone who cares about him, Hawaiian.
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As popular music continues to flirt with various forms of chintz, the world has grown to accept the blaring sounds of what was once a despised instrument.
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"Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent," Obama said in a statement.
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Industry executives told the Financial Times that Apple Music currently offers a more favorable rate of revenue sharing than Spotify, the world's most popular music streaming service.
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"Nobody listens to techno" is one of the all-time great burns in popular music, but in 2017, Eminem is still rapping about raping and killing women.
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When you see this current crop of nominees, which has been praised for its diversity, what does it tell you about where popular music is in 2017?
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Like recent work by Cardi B, Tove Lo and Rihanna, it disavowed ingrained scripts in popular music, in which promiscuous men play and virtuous women get played.
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In the years after she stopped performing, Ms. Shane's star, like that of so many almost-famous performers dotting the universe of postwar popular music, quietly dimmed.
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With nearly 200 million monthly users — of which a staggering 83 million are paid subscribers — Spotify is one of the most popular music services in the world.
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It is one of the world's largest collections of popular music, with more than three million recordings, as well as music books, vintage memorabilia and press kits.
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"It's pretty characteristic, especially for as famous as she was, of someone of that era," Mr. Carson, who teaches classes on American and African-American popular music.
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They both have talents for ballets to popular music, and bring onto the stage views of America today — views that aren't like the stage societies in New York.
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Alarmed by the growing popularity of rap among Russian youth, President Vladimir Putin wants cultural leaders to devise a means of controlling, rather than banning, the popular music.
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Mick is also a nightclub DJ in Los Angeles, former guitar player in a couple of bands and author of a book based on his popular music tumblr.
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"My love of music, rooted in Jazz and the popular music that grew from it, has enriched my life in ways beyond description," Hefner says in a statement.
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Snider's enthusiasms include ballroom dancing; choreography; popular music; innovative Soviet art, specifically in film and theater; outsider art; Jewish literature; automobiles and other vehicles; and the urban landscape.
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He was a familiar type, discernible in every sex symbol who's ever seduced you from a stage and every spiritual seeker who's ever found redemption in popular music.
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Nowadays in hip-hop, there's a lot of popular music that is all about intoxication and just really getting lit and getting fucked up and forgetting about [depression].
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"I had a dream that Anthony Fantano gave me a 2," he continues, referring to the popular music vlogger behind score-based review YouTube channel The Needle Drop.
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Often noted for their lack of variety, including in their own self-mocking references, they exemplified instead another, less frequently celebrated, aspect of the popular music continuum – reliability.
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He is the star of five films and numerous popular music videos, including the "Messenger of God," in which he acts as the hero who saves the nation.
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The history books of the future, if such things still exist then, will surely portray 2018 as a moment of major change in popular music, particularly in rap.
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During a long, hard season of activist urgency in black popular music — among artists like Kendrick Lamar, D'Angelo and now Beyoncé — jazz has by no means lagged behind.
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Cecilia Bengolea and Jeremy Deller's video highlights a competitive dancer in Jamaican dancehall music culture, echoing the importance of popular music and identity that reverberates throughout the show.
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Debut album Woman arrived just as popular music started to trim down the fat, with acts like the xx and Frank Ocean releasing sparse yet distinct emotional records.
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What it's known and remembered most for, however, is Edwards' smooth and syrupy bassline, which would become one of the most sampled—and stolen—sounds in popular music.
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In the fall, the performance artist Taylor Mac will bring the holiday version of his "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music" project to the Curran from Nov.
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At N.Y.U.'s Bobst library to speak to students at the Clive Davis Institute about "Race, Gender, and Music Writing" for a class on writing about popular music.
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But David Bowie's music has touched my life at certain times like many others and has proved to be one of the more enduring legacies in popular music.
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Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming platforms right now, which lets you listen to your favorite songs and artists at home or on the go.
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Three years ago, Christina D'Ambrosio went to her first spin class, pedaling fast on a stationary bike to the rhythms of popular music as an instructor shouted motivation.
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Hiplife, a form of popular music heavily influenced by reggae, has some strands of traditional drumming, but in general those traditions are not highly valued by younger people.
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Along with maintaining a strong selection of popular music, the site has been able to set itself apart by extensively catering to consumers looking for more niche releases.
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Last year, for the first time in history, rap surpassed rock as the most popular music genre in the U.S., and Jay-Z recently became rap's first billionaire.
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During the reigns of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors, from 22009 to 1984, contemporary popular music disappeared from the show, replaced with the likes of Debussy and Irving Berlin.
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Plus your browser can play most popular music and video formats just fine without any extra help, so there's usually no need for another application, like the venerable VLC.
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TikTok, the wildly popular music-based Vine replacement, is already on the FTC's bad side, and was hit with a record $5.7 million fine for COPPA violations this February.
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Trump was notably unable to attract any artists that illustrate the "incredible wealth and beauty of American popular music," as the New Yorker's Adam Gopnik wrote on January 13.
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The fact that millennials really hate voicemails (myself included — Dad, I'm not listening to your messages) doesn't stop this quirk from popping up time after time in popular music.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - "American Idol," the most popular music reality show in U.S. television history, will return to the screen on ABC in 2018, the network announced on Tuesday.
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A recent study by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative notes that only 2% of popular music producers are women — a shameful number in an industry that prides itself on diversity.
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Writes Bowie biographer David Buckley in Strange Fascination (1999): Bowie's influences came from the music hall, light entertainment and the theatre as well as from Anglo-American popular music.
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After shuttering his popular music blog Ohmpark, Minor created Deer Bear Wolf—a creative vehicle that takes many forms, but all with one goal: to showcase Atlanta's legit talent.
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Ziv Itzhaky, 46, grew up on the kibbutz and says he has fond memories of overseas volunteers sharing popular music and teaching kibbutzniks how to play basketball and football.
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While there's no actual couple crowned king and queen at the popular music fest, each year a couple seems to wiggle its way to the top of our radar.
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The SongSong couple, as they were dubbed by the media, are part of the "Korean Wave" of drama and popular music that has swept through the rest of Asia.
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Is it really that risky to innovate with one of the most (in)famous popular music festivals in the country, which sold out in under an hour last year?
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If you don't know what Ableton Live is, it's a popular music creation software, which coincidentally is also what Skrillex and Diplo used to produce Where Are Ü Now.
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It had a music video that was pretty much the coolest thing MTV ever aired—and, decades later, became one of the most popular music videos in YouTube history.
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T-Series is an Indian entertainment powerhouse, posting popular music videos to YouTubeTo the Western eye, T-Series' YouTube channel is completely different to the rest of the internet.
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Another blurry area of Rutherford-Johnson's map—one that might require another book—is the terrain where experimental composers cross paths with the less popular denizens of popular music.
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Really, though, the narrative history of popular music tends to narrow with distance, regardless of how many tens of millions of albums you've sold or how vertiginous your fame.
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Adding "Billie Jean" to its rotation strengthened MTV as an authority on popular music, not just rock, while debunking the myth that Black artists weren't valuable to the station.
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The show's musical supervisor, Don Kirshner, had all of The Monkees' songs written and performed by artists who went on to be the most defining voices in popular music.
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For five years, Mr. Mac has been preparing "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music," alloting an hour to each decade, from the American Revolution to the present day.
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Those recordings put him in the vanguard of the Manila Sound, Filipino popular music from roughly the mid-1970s through the end of the Ferdinand Marcos era, in 803.
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There's also now a shortcut for quickly launching Spotify on your phone: you just press and hold the left earbud to start listening to the popular music streaming app.
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"Ribs" is a singularly unique song that transports you back to high school — but not in the way that popular music from your adolescence is connected to specific memories.
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That dynamic has remained part of popular music ever since, though it has often been expressed just by teasing implication or as an act of provocation for commercial gain.
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YouTube has released a detailed breakdown of the most popular music videos from the past four decades, and "Despacito," which is mostly in Español, is leading the 22015s chart.
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Emerson's instrument is a towering monolith with patch cords hanging off it like an automaton's viscera, and it highlights how the story of popular music is bound to technology.
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Twitter, never adept at evading controversy, went on a suspension spree, freezing the accounts of popular music outlets Fader and Pigeons & Planes, along with more than 20 other smaller accounts.
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Switched on Pop hosts Charlie Harding and Nate Sloan join Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel to unpack how technology is changing the distribution, production, and sound of popular music.
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Image credit: Imgur via Reddit user spalatidium Some Spotify customers who largely listen to popular music may be confused about the lack of a full lyrics product in the app.
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Watch as women with very shiny hair and glowing skin strut down the catwalk to some of today's most popular music acts from Shawn Mendes to Halsey to The Struts.
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Country is one of the most popular music genres in the United States, and festivals like Stagecoach, CMA Music Fest, and Taste of Country draw millions of fans each year.
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You get more than ten million plays on SoundCloud, play your music on a yacht near the Caribbean island of Saint Barthélemy and become a popular music brand in France.
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He wrote that he had intended to have a "lively, provocative, scholarly argument" and didn&apost expect the discussion to go outside his "What&aposs Hot in Popular Music" class.
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Obama and Corden duetted on the song for Carpool Karaoke, but the recorded version features vocal appearances from some of the biggest names in the popular music, including Elliott herself.
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Ever since, his name has become synonymous with both the halcyon days of 90s underground rave and one of the biggest club-world cross-over albums in popular music history.
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The deaths of pop superstar George Michael and Status Quo's Rick Parfitt within a two-day period over Christmas might once have seemed extraordinary for the world of popular music.
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Ascriptions of "authenticity" in popular music are often attached to a sense of folk roots – speaking a broader truth – or aspirations to "high art", pushing the boundaries of a field.
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The Swedish company has become one of the most popular music-streaming services around, claiming to have about 100 million active users worldwide, with 30 million of them paying customers.
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It was the product of one of the celebrated cradles of American popular music, a place where artists from different backgrounds collaborated in the creation of a now classic sound.
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In turn, for your own videos, you can overlay them with popular music for lip-syncing videos, or for tracks that have been meme'd — like this "Rich boy check" audio.
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China has not taken kindly to the widespread use of the protest anthem, according to The Economist, and banned the song from its most popular music streaming service QQ Music.
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Now signs have emerged that China is targeting some of the South's most colorful exports: its brand of popular music known as K-pop and its widely popular television shows.
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The popular music-streaming service's latest report said it had 113 million subscribers who pay $10 a month, as well as a larger body of 248 million monthly active users.
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That space, ABBA the Museum, is a permanent part of Pop House, a hotel and space for exhibitions about Swedish popular music that contains the Swedish Music Hall of Fame.
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Mayweather — a boxer with a extensive history of domestic abuse — and Khaled, a popular music producer and rapper, have both promoted the ICO, but neither were charged by the SEC.
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The video features men and women recreating scenes from popular music videos, like Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" and Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," with new lyrics about CPR and such.
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With Neilsen's 2017 year-end music report deeming hip-hop as the most listened to genre, it's not surprising that Ellen's show is accurately reflecting what is popular music today.
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Seoul stopped blaring K-pop — South Korea's world-famous brand of popular music (for example, "Gangnam Style") — into North Korea as a show of good faith before Kim meets Moon.
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The genre is a mixture of Indonesian folk and traditional popular music, so there will be teenagers who dance recklessly, pushing people to their right and left and starting fights.
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The tornado and its accompanying severe weather killed at least 22 people and left numerous homes and buildings in ruins overnight, including a popular music venue called The Basement East.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Australian authorities vowed to shut down a popular music festival after two people died of suspected drug overdoses and 700 others sought medical attention over the weekend.
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In their honesty and gravity, his photographs portray a world of virtuosity and struggle, where political and racial boundaries were transgressed and the direction of American popular music dynamically altered.
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The company introduced a new, TikTok-like update to its Portal lineup called Mic Drop, a lip syncing feature that lets users sing along to popular music during video calls.
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Mr. Johnston had been drawn to music as a child in Macon, where he heard jazz recordings by Duke Ellington and Jimmie Lunceford and began collecting records of popular music.
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Strangely, perhaps, given that we are talking about twentieth-century popular music, it was often Islamic song traditions that acted as the conveyor for these deep strains in world music.
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Seoul stopped blaring K-pop -- South Korea's world-famous brand of popular music (for example, 'Gangnam Style' ) -- into North Korea as a show of good faith before Kim meets Moon.
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So he wrote "Encyclopedia of Popular Music" (1965) instead, insisting, however, that he be able to sprinkle in some biographical entries on rock pioneers like Elvis Presley and Bill Haley.
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Tencent Music operates the popular music app known as QQ Music and recently had 700 million monthly active users; the offering could value the business in excess of $25 billion.
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A lot of the great tracks in post-war popular music are infused with spellbinding verse, but my interest has always been exclusively in what would be proper tuned music.
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And I obviously wasn't the only person who liked it—"Separation IX," a track on Separations, was selected by popular music video director Giacomo Triglia for one of his short films.
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K-pop For a long time, the term "K-pop" has been used to describe a "genre," when it's simply a generic, catchall term for popular music that comes from Korea.
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Kyle Richards' daughter Portia may be too young to go to Coachella, but that didn't stop her from using the popular music festival as the theme for her recent birthday party.
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"Genius" is a label that we have little trouble conferring on black men — within Aretha's generation of artists and among those who followed her — especially in the realm of popular music.
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Carter admits he wasn't always a fan of using popular music on the show — doing so felt very 90210, he jokes — but he came around to the idea in Season 2.
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In Baltimore, artists with buzz tend to drop their mixtapes in physical form in partnership with apparel stores or popular music booths a few weeks before they're uploaded to the internet.
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The popular music streaming service reached 50 million paying users in March, and it has more than 100 million listeners overall when you factor in those who use the free version.
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ByteDance, the Chinese tech company that also owns popular music app TikTok, poses a threat to the dominance in this sector of China's 3 biggest tech firms: Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba.
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The producer and singer, who won seven Grammys and helped usher in a new era of black popular music, died after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's, according to The Associated Press.
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In early March, a popular Korean girl group, Mamamoo, dressed as Mars and his backup dancers as seen in his popular music video for "Uptown Funk" during a concert in Seoul.
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Parker sings as well as screams, and her background in other forms of popular music has led Hexengeist to incorporate swing time and funk rhythms into their once-traditional thrash attack.
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Jokes, clips and footage related to India's thriving movie industry dominate the platform, along with memes and videos in which youngsters, some scantily clad, lip-sync and dance to popular music.
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Black music has always been more than what is just being made in the US and right now, much of American popular music is borrowing from black artists outside its borders.
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Most of us hadn't slept since the show had begun Saturday at noon, because Mr. Mac's "A 224-Decade History of Popular Music" was intended to last a magnificent 24 hours.
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The metric for most forms of popular music today, at least when it comes to direct involvement, is this: Once you get good enough, you can be a part of this.
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"The voices of women are missing from popular music," said Professor Stacy L Smith, introducing a damning report on gender inequality in music that dropped three days before this year's Grammys.
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The lead single, "Ashes to Ashes," is emblematic: It resurrects the Major Tom character from "Space Oddity" and borrows both sonically and in its popular music video from new wave acts.
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And, in popular music, who can forget (however much they may want to) Alanis Morissette's "Ironic," which inspired thousands of conversations about what does and does not constitute an ironic situation.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Mac practiced live criticism of and empathy for 240 years of mostly American popular music, changing clothes, wigs and makeup, while baring his chest, his butt and his soul.
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He had other projects — like a musical version of the documentary "The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters" and a survey of American popular music — in various stages of completion.
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