Music Archive

Calling all Eurovision fans! Buckle up, because we’re diving into the world of Nutsa Buzaladze, Georgia’s fiery songstress who took Malmö by storm at Eurovision 2024.

On December 11, Robin the Robot, utilizing artificial intelligence, will join the presenters at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Yerevan. According to public television, Iveta Mukuchyan, Garik Papoyan, and Karina Ignatyan.

A new Britney Spears jukebox musical Once Upon A One More Time has revealed details for Broadway next year.

Taylor Swift won big at Sunday’s MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs). Swift who led the nominations along with Harry Styles with seven a piece, walked away with four wins including for best artist, best video and best longform video.

In Baku, Azerbaijan, then a part of the USSR, a 36-year-old Russian composer by the name of Arseny Avraamov scaled a specially constructed tower. He raised two red flags and started to wave them side to side as he surveyed the metropolitan setting in front of him. One of the most spectacular musical events of the 20th century followed. One that had been all but forgotten up until lately.

Universal Pictures announced that the studio is developing a film about Snoop Dogg’s life to be produced by the 51-year-old rapper.

“I Will Always Love You” by Whitney Houston was not only a successful song but an unstoppable cultural phenomenon. It was the lead single from The Bodyguard: Original Soundtrack Album when it was released in November 1992. It was number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for a record-breaking 14 weeks and won two Grammys. It continues to be the most popular single ever released by a female artist thirty years after it was released. The soundtrack album for The Bodyguard, which featured four more Houston songs, including I’m Every Woman and I Have Nothing, went on to sell 45 million copies globally.

Singing and songwriting legend Mariah Carey has announced her latest Christmas revue; “Merry Christmas To All,” which celebrates MC‘s repertoire of classic holiday songs.

Musicians, from Eurovision contestants to Gen-Z “meme pop” artists, are motivated to change Ukraine, and many of them use traditional folk elements in their songs.