Youtube sensation and young singer-songwriter Esmee Denters celebrates her 23rd birthday today. continue reading...
A brand new album by Tony Bennett hits stores today: Duets II. continue reading...
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Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has signed a record deal with the label, Atlantic Records. continue reading...
A 10-year-old Canadian girl by the name of Maria Aragon has caught the attention of Lady Gaga with her cover of “Born This Way”. continue reading...
Believe me, you almost won’t recognise this song. I didn’t have to time post an Mp3 of the week today, but this should hopefully be enough until I have some more time early next week. continue reading...
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Looking for some music to liven up your Christmas party? continue reading...
Wow, I assumed this would be good considering The Roots are backing them up and Timberlake is a talented dude, but this is a pretty amazing medley of classic to modern Hip Hop songs. Even Fallon holds his own! Enjoy: continue reading...
The rumours have been swirling for weeks about who the next judges for the tenth season of “American Idol” will be, but it was only yesterday that the official announcement was made.. continue reading...
LA-based singer-songwriter Ernie Halter released his latest album, “Franklin & Vermont,” on June 29, 2010, on Rock Ridge Music. Featuring 11 tracks – nine originals and two covers – the album was recorded with engineers Spenser Bishop and Carson Liccardi at MixOne Sound in Mission Viejo, CA. In addition to playing most of the instruments on the record, this is also Halter’s first self-produced album. Halter says, “Many people love the early recordings for their laid back, raw, acoustic vibe, and I wanted ‘Franklin & Vermont’ to be a studio record with the same soul. It’s easy to lose something in translation, easy to lose the magic of a live performance when it comes to making a record. But for the first time, I feel like I really got it.” continue reading...

“This album is my way of paying my respect to a vocalist who made it possible for singers like me to carve out a career for ourselves,” says Bridgewater, who performed the role of Holiday in the triumphant theatrical pro-duction, Lady Day—based on the singer’s autobiography, Lady Sings the Blues—staged in Paris and London in 1986 and 1987. “I wanted Eleanora Fagan to be something different: more modern and a celebration, not a [re-cording] that goes dark and sullen and maudlin. I wanted the album to be joyful.” continue reading...