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At Behind the Setlist, we talk to artists to get the stories about the songs they play live. Most artists are known best for their recordings, but they love to be on stage. That's where the music feels at home. That's where they connect with the audience. How do they pick the songs to take the audience on a journey? Why do they cover other artists' songs? How many new songs can an artist fit into a 16-song set when people want to hear the classics? We find out.
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Toda la actualidad del rock en nuestra lengua. Entérate de todas las noticias, lanzamientos y actualidad de los artistas más importantes del rock en Español.
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Reporting PROGRESSIVE sh!t in our culture! ATL based music & entertainment platform with hosts Lalaa Shepard, Boss Britt, and DJ eXeL
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Janet Damita Jo Jackson was born on May 16, 1966, in Gary, Indiana to a family destined for musical greatness. As the youngest of 9 children of Joe and Katherine Jackson, Janet grew up surrounded by music from a young age. The Jacksons were not wealthy but lived a modest life until the success of Janet's older brothers Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and Michael as The Jackson 5 catapulted the family into superstardom.
As a child, Janet was shy and did not harbor ambitions of entering show business. But when her father Joe Jackson noticed 8-year-old Janet mimicking and matching seasoned dancers on TV, he recognized her natural talent and enrolled Janet and her older sister LaToya in dance lessons. Unlike her brothers, Janet found confidence through dance expressing herself physically before being able to do so vocally.
In 1976, 10-year-old Janet joined the rest of the Jackson family in Las Vegas for the debut of their new variety show at the MGM Grand Hotel. While Michael was fast becoming a global phenomenon with hits like "ABC" and "I'll Be There", Janet was adjusting to a new lifestyle foreign to a little girl. Publicly she put on a smile. But privately Janet battled with shyness and insecurity struggling to form an identity amongst such famous siblings.
These formative struggles with self-confidence and independence sowed early seeds influencing Janet's later songwriting focused heavily on themes of self-assertiveness, social empowerment, and overcoming self-doubt. They also fueled an iron-clad work ethic to prove herself on her own terms rather than ride on the family name.
While studying theater in high school, 16-year-old Janet landed her first big break becoming a regular cast member on the sitcom "Good Times." Child stardom though derailed her senior year when producers abruptly canceled the show. Unsure of her future, Janet focused again on honing her skills taking more acting lessons with famed teacher Peggy Feury who saw immense promise in the blossoming teenager.
This validation at a crossroads cemented Janet's own confidence in pursuing entertainment as a career. She signed with her father Joe's new record label, recorded her self-titled debut album with Angela Winbush, Rene Moore and Leon F. Sylvers producing. Janet Jackson (1982) fused disco with rhythm and blues to craft emotionally resonant songs about young romance like "Young Love." It sold over a quarter million copies achieving #6 R&B and confirming the now 16-year-old’s own musical potential.
Commercial pressures however compromised her early artistic identity. Janet chafed under the bubble gum pop aesthetics and image crafted for her. Desperate for independence in a domineering family, an 18-year-old Janet eloped in 1984 with singer James DeBarge of the family group DeBarge. The rebellious marriage quickly dissolved under the weight of DeBarge's substance abuse. Still, it marked Janet publicly seizing control of her own life for the first time - a harbinger of the career-defining album to soon follow.
Upon annulling her marriage, Janet left her father's label and signed with A&M Records in 1985 determined to reinvent her sound & image. Pairing with production duo James Harris III and Terry Lewis, Janet found her artistic voice collaborating closely on every song's melody, lyrics, vocals, and visuals concepts. Control (1986) announced Janet Jackson as a creative tour de force guiding every aspect of her art and persona as a fiercely independent woman both socially and sexually.
Smash singles "What Have You Done For Me Lately," "Nasty," & "Control" made clear that this was Janet's declaration of freedom telling the world and doubters she would accomplish everything on her own uncompromising vision. While often erroneously credited solely to her male producers, Janet co-wrote all 8 singles from Control. The iconic album with big beats and intimate vocals fused R&B, funk, dance, and rock to become her first RIAA-certified Platinum No. 1 album establishing Janet as a pop groundbreaker.
Rather than be a flash in the pan, Jackson cemented her ascendance on Rhythm Nation 1814 - melding industrial hip hop textures and rock guitars behind fiery socially conscious anthems like "State of the World" while also delivering the vulnerable ballad "Come Back To Me." She took creative risks pushing boundaries few Black artists enjoyed in the late 80s. Launching 7 top 5 Billboard singles, going sextuple platinum, and selling a record 15 million copies worldwide, Janet stood musically and culturally unrivaled heading into the 90s.
Pop prowess aside, Janet craved pushing further into acting like idol Doris Day. Her relationship with director John Singleton led to a star-making turn as a troubled singer in Poetic Justice (1993) displaying serious dramatic chops. She incorporated poetic interludes and songs written for the film into that year's Janet. an album where Janet confronted sexual taboos head-on with carefree carnal anthems like "That's the Way Love Goes."
Having topped charts across the globe, Janet leveraged her business savvy skills learned from father Joe into a landmark $80 million dollar record deal with Virgin - temporarily making Janet the highest-paid musical act in history. Rumors swirled that Janet's continued skyrocketing overshadowed even Michael's career - fueling tension between the fiercely ambitious siblings.
Janet diversified her empire by forming her own label, film production company, multiple endorsements and buying radio stations to handle aspects herself rather than be at others' mercy. While controversy erupted over increasingly provocative displays in albums like The Velvet Rope and All For You, Janet commanded admiration for her artistry even amidst personal trials like her brother Michael's child abuse allegations and tragic death in 2009.
By the 2000s, Janet Jackson stood as a multiplatinum-selling trendsetter with an acting career, radio stations, nonprofits, and business assets under her direct dominion. lav For 3 decades, her forward-thinking vision shaped musical eras through iconic choreography, slick videos, multimillion-dollar concert tours and daring social commentary on albums like Damita Jo fearlessly challenging sacred cows of race, gender, and sexuality.
Janet Jackson's cultural influence remains vast today - seen clearly in contemporary superstars like Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Beyoncé who all revere her for breaking barriers few Black artists enjoyed before through her global commercial success and creative control. At 55, with immortal hits, a catalog of classic albums, show-stopping live shows, and a transcendent career as the best-selling female artist in history, Janet Jackson stands now and forever peerless as a living musical legend.
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Formed in 1976 in Crawley, England, The Cure has remained one of the most influential bands in alternative and post-punk music. Frontman Robert Smith, who has been the creative force behind the group since its inception, is known for his distinctive voice, iconic look, and unparalleled ability to weave together melancholy and pop sensibility. From their early days in the late 1970s to their explosive popularity in the 1980s, The Cure has shaped the sound of goth rock and left an indelible mark on generations of musicians and fans alike. The band's origins trace back to its first incarnation as Easy Cure, featuring Smith, Lol Tolhurst, Michael Dempsey, and Porl Thompson. Initially formed as a school band, The Cure quickly shifted gears into the world of post-punk and gothic rock, adopting a darker, more brooding sound. They released their debut album, Three Imaginary Boys, in 1979, showcasing a minimalist style with tracks like "10:15 Saturday Night" and "Grinding Halt" that set the tone for their signature sound. The album attracted attention and earned The Cure a devoted following, but it was just the beginning of their ascent. The 1980s: The Rise of a Goth Icon The 1980s were the golden era for The Cure, with the band embracing a sound that blended emotional vulnerability with a gothic, post-punk aesthetic. Albums like Seventeen Seconds (1980), Faith (1981), and Pornography (1982) introduced the world to an increasingly darker, more introspective sound. Songs such as “A Forest” and “Primary” from this era are emblematic of The Cure’s ability to tap into themes of alienation, existential dread, and emotional turmoil—all while maintaining a catchy, hypnotic sound. At the same time, Robert Smith's personal image began to evolve, with his disheveled hair, pale skin, and smudged eyeliner becoming synonymous with the emerging goth subculture. His unique look, combined with his lyrics of melancholy, became defining traits of The Cure’s aesthetic, making Smith a goth icon. Despite the often somber tones of their music, The Cure found a wide audience, including mainstream success by the mid-1980s. Albums like The Head on the Door (1985) and Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (1987) showcased the band's versatility, as they began incorporating more pop elements into their songs. The catchy and more upbeat tracks like “In Between Days” and “Just Like Heaven” helped The Cure transition from cult favorite to a band that could dominate both the alternative and pop charts. These tracks also marked the band's global breakthrough, with The Cure gaining legions of fans in the United States, Europe, and beyond. Disintegration: A Masterpiece of the Late 1980s In 1989, The Cure released what is arguably their magnum opus: Disintegration. This album encapsulated everything that had made the band a phenomenon, mixing soaring atmospheric instrumentals with Smith’s most poignant and introspective lyrics. Tracks such as “Lovesong,” “Pictures of You,” and “Fascination Street” brought critical and commercial success, with Disintegration becoming a staple of late-1980s alternative rock. The album’s melancholy yet lush soundscapes resonated with listeners across the globe. Disintegration sold millions of copies, and “Lovesong” became one of the band's highest-charting singles, peaking at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. The album’s brooding, grandiose sound has often been cited as one of the most important in alternative rock history, and Disintegration remains a key influence for bands spanning from gothic rock to indie and electronic music. The 1990s: Evolution and Continued Success As The Cure entered the 1990s, they continued to evolve their sound while staying true to their core identity. Their 1992 album Wish produced the iconic track “Friday I’m in Love,” a bright, joyful song that contrasted with the band’s usual darker tone but became one of their most beloved hits. The album showcased a more optimistic, dreamy side of the band, reaching number one in the UK and receiving nominations for the Grammy Awards. The 1990s also saw a series of lineup changes, with members like Simon Gallup (bass), Perry Bamonte (guitar), and others coming and going, yet Smith remained the ever-present force. The Cure's live performances during this period were legendary, and their 1993 live album Show became a critical success, further solidifying the band’s reputation as a powerhouse of live music. The 2000s and Beyond: The Cure’s Enduring Legacy The 2000s brought a wave of retrospection for The Cure, but the band remained active, producing new music and touring extensively. They released Bloodflowers in 2000, an album that revisited the moodiness and introspection of their earlier work, and it was well-received as a return to form. The album capped off what Smith dubbed the "trilogy" of Pornography, Disintegration, and Bloodflowers, showcasing the band's ability to explore themes of despair, isolation, and longing. Even as new bands and genres came to dominate the alternative music scene, The Cure’s influence was impossible to ignore. Their distinct sound, blending haunting atmospherics with pop sensibilities, served as a blueprint for countless musicians. Bands like Interpol, The Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, and others have credited The Cure as a significant influence, and they remain a touchstone for both the goth and post-punk genres. The Cure’s Return: "Alone" and Their New Era After a 16-year hiatus, The Cure stunned fans in 2024 with the release of their first new song in over a decade, “Alone.” The single marked a significant moment in the band's history, signaling their re-emergence into the music world after years of anticipation. The song showcases the familiar atmospheric, melancholic tone that has defined their music for decades, with Robert Smith’s introspective lyrics cutting through the lush, layered instrumentals. “Alone” has been lauded as a return to form, reminding fans why The Cure remains relevant even after decades in the industry. With brooding melodies and haunting vocals, the single captures the essence of The Cure’s sound, blending their signature melancholy with a modern edge. This release has reignited excitement for the band’s future, with fans eagerly awaiting the possibility of a full album or more new material. After 16 years of silence, The Cure’s release of “Alone” in 2024 signals a powerful re-entry into the music world, showcasing their signature melancholic sound and atmospheric instrumentation. The song reflects the emotional depth and introspective lyricism that has made Robert Smith and The Cure iconic for nearly five decades. The release of "Alone" has sparked a resurgence of interest in the band, with fans eagerly awaiting new material, hinting at a potential album or tour on the horizon. Enduring Influence and the Road Ahead The Cure's influence on generations of musicians and their sustained relevance in the music world is undeniable. Their ability to evolve while staying true to their core sound has allowed them to maintain a dedicated fan base. From their gothic rock roots to their more pop-leaning ventures, The Cure’s diverse discography has cemented them as pioneers in alternative music. As they continue into the 2020s with new material, their future looks bright, and their influence on modern music remains strong. The band’s return with “Alone” has brought new excitement, potentially signaling the release of a new album or further projects. The Cure continues to captivate audiences across generations, standing as a testament to their longevity and cultural impact. The Cure has defied time, trends, and genres, maintaining their place as one of the most influential bands in modern music. From their early days of post-punk experimentation to their current revival, their ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with listeners has ensured their legacy. With new material like "Alone," The Cure proves that even after decades in the industry, they can still produce music that excites and captivates. Their journey continues, and fans old and new will be eagerly awaiting the next chapter of this iconic band’s career. 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“The Tuesday Tapes: un’ora settimanale di musica profondamente sbagliata” è un podcast condotto da Fabio De Luca che si occupa di new wave anni ’80, post-acid primi ’90, glitch-garage, northern soul, ghost-jazz, e molto altro ancora…
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Tatooine Sons is a weekly conversation between a dad and his two sons about the biggest pop culture films and TV franchises. We believe that pop culture is the mythology of this generation; that there is a story written on our souls and that these “myths” speak to that story. That’s why we talk about Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Lord of the Ring and more.
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Podcast & website with interviews, reviews & chat on movies/music/games/TV & more.
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Podcast semanal del corazón presentado por Laura Fa y Lorena Vázquez, disponible en la web de Lecturas y en las plataformas Ivoox, Spotify y Apple. Las colaboradoras comentarán, en versión audio y en versión vídeo, la actualidad de los famosos, los programas de televisión y las grandes exclusivas.
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A podcast series exploring the "Ajam" world, from Anatolia to South Asia and beyond. From the editors and contributors at Ajam Media Collective.
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As we begin to wake-up and try to overlook this new threat that plagues our world many of us question our government. We look for a motive; others try to be ready for what's to come. On this channel, we will explore this new virus that took over our world overnight a threat that redecorated our lives. Come with us as we explore the facts from fiction of Covid-19.
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