Sometimes we come across songs that are instantly overplayed, mocked, meme'd, or labeled as "annoying" before anyone stops to truly listen. But time has a funny way of changing the narrative.
The crossover between hip-hop and country is nothing new. In fact, rappers and country singers have crossed paths on many occasions over the last couple of decades, from joint collaborations to award show performances. What makes this genre mashup so cool is how it pulls in new fans from both sides.
Do you ever hear millennials and Gen Xers say how much they miss the early 2000s? Part of their reasoning for this feeling is due to the music that was released at that time.
From Alicia Keys to Shakira, let's take a look back at some albums from 2001 that will be celebrating their 25th anniversary in 2026.
Here is a list of buzzing artists you'll want on your radar in 2026.
As 2025 comes to a close, it's hard not to look back on a year filled with highs and lows, and the soundtrack that carried us through it all.
Artists across hip-hop, pop, and rock have all tapped into the grandeur and emotion of classical compositions, ultimately turning concertos into chart-topping hits.
It's no secret that women in hip-hop haven't always received the respect and praise that they deserve. However, when they join forces and support one another, the results are nothing short of powerful.
Regardless of how people consumed their music as 2000s technology gave us the iPod and artist pages on MySpace, there were plenty of songs that were fan favorites, but over time might have slipped out of their daily rotation. Let's take a look back at some forgotten gems that were released from 2000-2009.
If you grew up in the '90s, you probably remember a time when turning on your radio or watching channels like MTV meant that you came across songs that were instant hits, and other times you would hear songs that were a bit confusing.
From listening to music on a Walkman, to burning mix CDs, to running home to catch MTV's Total Request Live countdown — the '90s were a decade that people still talk about to this day. Let's take a look back at some of the '90s songs you forgot you loved, but should totally add back to your playlists.
Breaking into the music industry has never been easy—and for many artists, the path to stardom isn’t always a straight shot. Before they became household names, some started behind the scenes, writing hits for other people or lending their voices as background vocalists.
There’s something magical about a girls’ night out — the energy, the laughter, the freedom to let loose with your best friends. And let's face it, no unforgettable night out is complete without the perfect soundtrack.
From heartfelt homages to playful references, let's take a look at some songs that put a fellow artist's name front and center in the title.
In the music world, artists often utilize their identity as a creative outlet for exploring new sounds, tackling diverse themes, and expressing themselves through various personas.
One of the remarkable aspects of music is witnessing how it evolves and elevates with each passing decade. The 1970s were no different, as the era showcased how musicians could easily blend the sounds of pop, rock, soul, funk, and disco. From The Eagles to Donna Summer, check out our list of some of the best pop records that defined the '70s.
The 1980s were a transformative era in pop music. Musicians were moving away from the disco genre of the '70s and decided to innovate with bolder sounds.
Hip-hop might have been born in the '70s, but it was in the '90s when the genre truly started to see commercial success. It was an era in which artistic
From brand deals to investments to entrepreneurship, here is a list of MCs who've broadened their career beyond the stage.
The San Francisco Bay Area is home to a music scene that’s diverse as it is legendary, yet still flies under the radar for some fans. From R&B to rock to hip-hop, this region has given birth to some of the most iconic artists across genres.
In the music industry, the sophomore slump is an artist’s nightmare, and fans definitely fear it, too. In hip-hop, maintaining momentum while dropping hit songs is a key factor in how rappers can solidify their place in the industry. From The Notorious B.I.G. to Drake, here are some of the best sophomore albums in hip-hop history.
Michael Jackson wasn’t just an artist. He was the greatest entertainer of all time. But it’s not just fans who have been inspired; countless artists have sampled his music, making him a constant presence across genres and generations. Let's look back at some songs that pay homage to the King of Pop by sampling his music.
Every decade brings memorable music moments that fans either love or hate. The 2010s were no different, as they marked an era in which artists established novel promotion strategies, streaming services rivaled against competitors, and unlikely records became huge hit songs.
Rapper Nelly once famously said, “What does it take to be number one? / Two is not a winner and three nobody remembers.” For artists, having a song on the Billboard Hot 100 is an achievement; however, hitting that coveted top spot is a whole different level of sweet success.
While some performers have used Broadway as a launchpad for their careers, others have used it as another chapter in their entertainment endeavors. From rising talents to household names, here's a look back at some of the biggest acts who've made their way to the Broadway stage.