Sam & Cat star Ariana Grande teams up with emerging Australian rapper Iggy Azalea to take on the big problem …
Earnest, melancholy, romantic tragedy is in these days. And British newcomer Sam Smith’s earnest, melancholy, fragile falsetto delivers in that …
MercyMe’s New effort brims with spiritual vitality and theological potency as it repeatedly reminds us that the Good News of …
The first Stateside hit from this Norway-based duo majors in out of the box thinking mixed with positivity and perseverance.
Shakira’s prominent spot on The Voice’s judging panel has surely broadened her musical audience. So what kind of dance steps …
The guys behind 2011’s dreamily disturbing hit “Pumped Up Kicks” are back with a second album, one that’s significantly more …
Love, as previously reported, is a many-splendored thing when it’s true. When it’s a lie, though, well, not so much. …
This Glee star’s debut solo album comes less than a year after boyfriend Cory Monteith’s tragic drug overdose.
Australia-born rapper Iggy Azalea fuses rap clichés with a fancy video send-up of the movie Clueless in a No. 1 …
Pharrell Williams tells us on one song, “Half of me is good, the other half is nasty.” But the balance …
This Canadian reggae fusion band belts out a magical song that is anything but rude to the cherished yet currently …
The British girl band Little Mix continues to mimic One Direction’s every move—from deluging fans with massive amounts of new …
Hayley Williams wants us to know just how much fun it is to be a part of something, to have …
Switchfoot’s ninth album, Fading West, also serves as an upbeat soundtrack to the band’s new surfing film. Along the way, …
Call this track a 21st-century take on “Love the One You’re With.” (And the lyrics don’t tell the whole story.)