March 23, 2026 Alex Summers

Nicolette Larson turned Neil Young’s “Lotta Love” into a Top 10 hit, but her life was cut tragically short.

Nicolette Larson sang her way to success in the 70s, but her career and life were cut tragically short.
Ricky Martin performs onstage during the 14th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards held at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on November 21, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
March 23, 2026 Penelope Singh

The Hits That Turned Latin Pop Into A Worldwide Sensation

Latin pop is big now, but it didn't start that way. It slowly grew over decades, evolving from early rock-and-roll crossovers to salsa, regional Mexican music, and the global reggaeton wave. These are the songs that helped shape the sound of Latin pop and push it into the mainstream across the Americas and beyond.
Taylor Swift Speak Now Tour Hots Sydney, Australia
March 23, 2026 Alex Summers

Every musician wishes they could own their masters, but only a few have fought for them—and won.

For most of the history of the recording industry, artists rarely owned the master recordings of their music. In recent decades, however, more artists have begun challenging that system, and their legal battles have reshaped conversations about artist ownership and creative freedom. The musicians below chose to fight against the system—and won.
The Verve, Richard Ashcroft, Nick McCabe, Peter Salisbury, Simon Jones, Vaartkapoen (VK),
March 23, 2026 J. Clarke

Hit Songs From The 90s That Everyone Knows—But Nobody Remembers The Artist

The ’90s gave us some of the most instantly recognizable songs ever recorded—tracks that still show up at weddings, in movies, and on every nostalgic playlist imaginable. But here’s the twist: while everyone can belt out the chorus, far fewer people can actually name who sang them.

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Photo of country music stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill at the CMA Awards
March 20, 2026 Sammy Tran

Country Music’s Ultimate Power Couple Has The Best Love Story

If there's one relationship in country music that continues to make us believe in true love, it has to be Faith Hill and Tim McGraw.
Stevie Wonder in the 1980s, surrounded by keyboards.
March 20, 2026 Sammy Tran

How Stevie Wonder Lost His Sight—But Gained A Vision

Stevie Wonder is one of the most celebrated musicians in history, but his life story begins with a challenge that shaped everything that followed.
Screenshot of Pink in the Get This Party Started music video.
March 16, 2026 Alex Summers

Pop Hits That Make Us Wish We Could Go Back To The 2000s

The 2000s were a wild, colorful era for pop music. It was the decade when glossy dance beats, hip-hop influence, and larger-than-life personalities ruled the charts. Whether blasting from iPods, clubs, or car stereos, these songs helped define what pop music sounded like during the first decade of the new millennium.
David Bowie, Jump They Say
March 18, 2026 Jesse Singer

The 30 Greatest Songs Of The 1970s That No One Ever Talks About—How Many Do You Remember?

Stairway to Heaven. Hotel California. Imagine…Yeah, we all know the 70s produced some of the best—and most talked about—songs in music history. But what about those incredible tracks that slipped through the cracks.
Mick Jagger and Dan Auerbach
March 16, 2026 Jesse Singer

Bands Boomers Loved—And The Modern Bands That Sound Just Like Them

There are plenty of modern bands that sound close enough to the old-school greats that fans will feel right at home. So we paired the boomer bands you grew up with with their modern-day doppelgängers you should check out. Do you agree with our choices?
American singer Prince (1958-2016) performs onstage during the 1984 Purple Rain Tour on November 4, 1984, at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.
March 18, 2026 Quinn Mercer

Albums That Would Have Been Legendary—If They’d Been Released

Every legendary album we know and love almost didn’t happen. But in some cases, the opposite is true. Some records were fully recorded, nearly finished, or at least carefully planned… and still never made it out into the world. Sometimes bands broke up. Sometimes record labels got nervous. Sometimes the artists themselves scrapped the project and moved on.


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