Are you wondering what to listen to during Pride Month? Don’t worry, there is plenty of great music by LGBTQ artists to provide a soundtrack for the season.
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From an early age, Kory Burns was poised for great things, at the hand of legendary blues icon Betty Wright.
I’ve always prided myself on being the kind of music consumer who purchased music on impulse.
Did anyone have alt-country on their Perfume Genius bingo card?
By any measure, “Broadway Blockbusters,” was a huge success.
Are you sitting down? The eponymous 1975 Fleetwood Mac album, the first to include new members Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham following Bob Welch’s departure, was released 50 years ago!
I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing Cathy Richardson more than a half-dozen times since 1998.
There’s never been a better time to listen to queer singer/songwriter Caroline Rose.
Lauren “LG” Gilbert doesn’t just want to rock. She wants to leave you with no choice but to feel something — deeply.
From 1964 until Diana Ross’ departure in 1969, The Supremes (as they were known in the beginning) released as few as two albums a year (or as many as five, as in 1965).
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