It explains the track with artists’ names for better search. An emotional song that reflects on the feelings of saying goodbye to a cherished teacher, capturing the lasting memories they have ...

Identifying a song that catches your attention but whose name you can't quite remember can be frustrating. Fortunately, there are numerous methods and tools available to help you quickly determine ...

With less than a month of summer to go, it's not too late to check out Spotify's top songs of the summer. Spotify released its Global Songs of Summer list exclusively on TODAY Aug. 28. The artists ...

Drake has surprise released a trio of new songs through his burner Instagram account @plottttwistttttt on Friday, weeks after he leaked three other songs earlier this month. The new songs are ...

Stevie Wonder is back with his first new song in four years, “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart.” The track is a tender plea for unity built around dextrous acoustic guitars and a melange ...

Bryan Ferry has released his first original song in more than a decade. "Star," featuring Amelia Barratt, comes from the Roxy Music singer's upcoming five-CD Retrospective: Selected Recordings ...

By Lindsay Zoladz In a recent edition of The Amplifier newsletter, Lindsay Zoladz shared her picks for this year’s Song of the Summer, including seasonal smashes like Sabrina Carpenter’s “Es ...

The song debuts at No. 98. By Xander Zellner Gigi Perez is officially a Billboard Hot 100-charting artist, thanks to her breakthrough viral hit, “Sailor Song.” The track, which Perez self ...

The survey closes down for the season next week. By Gary Trust What will be the No. 1 song of the summer of 2024? With one week of tracking remaining, Post Malone’s “I Had Some Help ...

Fresh from his rousing appearance at the Democratic National Convention, Stevie Wonder has dropped a song that couldn’t be more topical: “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart.” The song ...

US. On that roster, which ranks the most-consumed songs in the world–with all streaming and sales data from America removed–the R&B-leaning tune shoots from No. 184 to No. 99. Over on the ...

Yes, you love them because you love the songs. But you also love them for the interviews. And the documentaries. And the lore that comes from seemingly countless other sources. You love Oasis in ...