For me, it was Kiss Land by The Weeknd. The arrangements are so intricate that I had to listen to it in the dark just to fully absorb the depth of each song. Also I love the darkness surrounding his lyrics. In my opinion, so many artists evolved from that sound—like XXXTentacion, Lil Peep, ZillaKami, but also Lana Del Rey and even Billie Eilish.

I would like to start a discussion to prompt learning more about how Miles Davis’ heroin use affected his career. Looking to discuss this topic or for sources about the impact of heroin on jazz.

Focus: on Miles Davis’ use of Heroin in the 40’s - mid 50’s and how this affected his recordings, public presence, and overall creative output.

There are some limiting factors I have encountered when discerning the effects of this, such as currently not knowing when exactly he was using and when he was sober, because he relapsed several times.

**If you would like to discuss this, have any source recommendations, or any information on something surrounding this topic, please let me know. This can include scientific discussions on heroin.

I remember hearing a song that has the lyrics "when i dance with you, i get this feeling in my heart" or something to that tone. But i dont remember the genre, its not country and i dont think its pop . i tried to ask chat gpt and search google for it but it didnt find the correct one(i dont think so atleast).

Hello, I had a dream about some music to compose and it's a rap but now I'm over here looking for free alternatives to make a beat and I was wondering which program/application/website you would recommend.

Just a curiosity, but is all the AI stuff actually worth it?

thanks!

I will post 2 artists, and you have to choose one. I want to see which one you decide. For this first round, I will put two pop stars, and you'll choose who survives. Start with this one, ¿which artist do you save? Selena Gomez or Ariana Grande?:

So I'm making a game in which you are packing up and driving to Yukon, Canada because the city life is too busy for you and you want to escape society, You can also bring about 5 of your other friends making a total of 6 of you, and I have a radio feature which you can change the frequency so that it lands on different radio stations with different music on them, And what I need you guys to do is to help me name and assign about 5-15 different songs to them (don't worry about copyright), the songs will play in a random order. If you are gonna help me please do it in the following format:

[Radio Station Name]:

• - Song 1
• - Song 2
• - Song 3...

Thanks in advance to y'all, If your suggestion does get added then credit is due.

I’ve been diving deep into the music of the early-to-mid ’90s and was curious about the overlap—or lack thereof—between different major acts of the era. Specifically, I’m wondering how bands like Nine Inch Nails, Oasis, and R.E.M. were received by fans of the core grunge scene: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins, etc.

Were these bands considered part of the same era culturally and musically, or were they seen as separate movements entirely? For example, NIN obviously had a darker, industrial vibe, but it seems like there might’ve been some crossover appeal. Oasis feels more Britpop and upbeat, but their rise did overlap with the tail end of the grunge peak. R.E.M. predated grunge in some ways but was still putting out big albums during the grunge era.

Namely id like to know about

Flaiming lips Oasis REM NIN Radiohead

EDIT Guys I never said you can only like grunge or that people couldn’t like all these bands. The Main theme of my question was how these bands fit into the grunge movement? Were they considered grunge adjacent? Were they considered forefathers which grunge took inspiration from? Were they considered a separate category entirely with very little overlap? Or were they bands that change their music to fit into grunge?

The Great Lie’s second single off Songs For A Monday, Rinse and Repeat is a raw, driving anthem about the grind of daily life and the fight to push through. With blistering riffs and unrelenting energy, the Long Island hardcore veterans channel frustration and reflection into a powerful call to survive. Gritty and urgent, the track captures the weight of routine, the passage of time, and the struggle to break free. No matter the pain, the goal remains: Make it out alive. 

The E.P. "Songs For A Monday" will be released April 18th 2025 through Lemmis Records https://lemmisrecords.com/

https://linktr.ee/thegreatlie

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/thegreatlie/rinse-and-repeat

haiiiii, i listen too everything. my favorite genre of music is jazz or soul music. and i looove like 50/60s jazz. I listen to all different kinds of artists like erykah badu, ari lennox, mac miller, willow, arctic monkeys, earl sweatshirt, i also loooove lucki, chris travis, asap, seether, the smiths, and more :P any recommendations!?

Anyone still using this app? I’m just wondering if it’s alive or faded out? It was such a great platform for sharing obscure vinyl and world music. We need to pump it back up with a user base.

I’m not that young & maybe I’ve just never noticed it growing up, that said somewhere in the last 2 yrs I started hearing More Than Words by Extreme in the main stream a lot and honestly something about it maybe me roll my eyes, so much so I had to look it up and to my surprise it came out in 1990, after watching the music video I really enjoy the song now & artist too. Maybe just recycling oldies?

Selena Gomez's new song "Don't take it personally" Specifically the chorus.. i think the melody of the whole chorus but EVEN MORE SPECIFICALLY the part where she says "oh honey, you deserve it".... it is triggering some sort of nostalgia but I CANNOT put my finger on it and it will be on a loop in my head until I figure it out... please help!!!

It's the melody, the effect she uses on it... it reminds me of SOMETHING?!?!?

Everytime I see a list of greatest artists of the 60's or greatest crooners Bobby Vinton is never on the list. Its baffling considering he had a number of hits with SIXTEEN top 10 hits and had more hits than Elvis and Sinatra between 1966 and 1972 (i think the years might be a little off) The man had a beautiful voice and doesn't deserve to be forgotten

When I was a little boy (in the 2000s) I saw a music video on TV. It was animated and it showed a man playing the piano in the trunk of a slow-moving car. Around the car there were some creatures, I don't remember what they were. The animation was gloomy.

Can anyone help me?