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Iconic moments in music history.

🎶 Why Every Generation Thinks Their Music Was the Best
Introduction: "They Just Don’t Make Music Like They Used To!" Have you ever heard someone say, “Music was so much better in my day”?
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran11 months ago in Beat
From Scribbles to Song: Crafting Lyrics That Sing
Can Anyone Write a Hit Song? Imagine this: You’re humming a melody in the shower, and suddenly, lyrics start forming in your head. Could this be the next big hit? Songwriting seems like an art reserved for the gifted, but in reality, it’s a skill anyone can develop with the right approach. Whether you're a poet at heart, a musician looking to enhance your compositions, or someone who simply loves storytelling, crafting lyrics that sing is within your reach. Let’s dive into the elements that transform raw ideas into musical masterpieces.
By Alain SUPPINI11 months ago in Beat
The warmth of old hands"
"The warmth of old hands" Raghav received a call at 10 pm. He was working in a coffee shop after office. He saw – it was his mother's call.
By Jai Singh11 months ago in Beat
The 7 Habits of Highly Successful People (That Most Ignore)
High Performers vs. Average People: The Habits That Define Success Success isn’t about luck or talent alone—it’s about the habits and mindset that separate high achievers from the average person. High performers operate differently, prioritizing energy management, persistence, and strategic thinking. If you want to reach the top, adopting these habits is essential.
By Killing Mission 11 months ago in Beat
Alexander Cardinale's "Peace Train" Is A Worthwhile Journey
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Alexander Cardinale is best known for his hit song “Made for You”—the track that became a global sensation as the theme song for Coca-Cola’s Share a Coke and a Song campaign. After a 5 year hiatus from music, he’s back in a big way with a new and modernized version of the 1971 classic by Yusuf/Cat Stevens “Peace Train.” The song has long been known as an anthem of unity, hope, and peace. Cardinale’s new rendition expands on that spirit and adds his own deeply personal touch - based on events that affected his family directly.
By RockNRollBuddha11 months ago in Beat
Rick Henry Christopher's Top 3 Picks in 1970s Music
The following is a comprehensive list of my favorite music of the 1970s. It spans various genres and categories. There a little something for everybody. The very first section containing my overall favroites features a video for each entrant. Each successive category features only a video for the numbr one listing. ENJOY!
By Rick Henry Christopher 11 months ago in Beat
Revisiting American Song Contest as an Eurovision fan
Eurovision season is in the middle of its most intense month, where more than half of the entries are already out and the fan rankings start to get clearer.
By Simona Rosso11 months ago in Beat
Trump Turns His Back on Ukraine: A Betrayal or Just Business? By VN | Vortex News
Trump vs. Zelensky: A Diplomatic Clash Over Ukraine’s Future By VN | Vortex News In a high-stakes meeting that was supposed to strengthen ties between the United States and Ukraine, former President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky found themselves locked in a heated exchange. What started as a discussion about economic cooperation quickly spiraled into a tense confrontation about war, peace, and Ukraine’s reliance on US military aid.
By News Vortex 11 months ago in Beat
Chasing a Ghost: The Futile Search for a New Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson was more than just a musician—he was a cultural phenomenon. With his unparalleled talent, groundbreaking performances, and timeless hits, Jackson redefined what it meant to be a global superstar. Decades after his passing, the music industry continues to search for the next Michael Jackson, hoping to replicate his magic. But is this quest realistic—or even possible?
By mureed hussain11 months ago in Beat
Talking Drums to 21st-Century Parties: The History Behind Owanbe. Top Story - March 2025.
Parties Colorful, loud, and joyous. His music and the irreplaceably catchy slang made the term Owanbe a national one, being used to describe any large gathering, from weddings to birthdays to corporate events and literally everything in between. Over time, it evolved from being a specific reference to waist beads to a term that covered a whole party vibe, one teeming with life, color, and, of course, music.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Beat
Top 15 Guitarists Who Mastered the Slide Guitar
The slide guitar isn’t just about bending notes or gliding across strings — it’s about channeling raw emotion, storytelling without words, and keeping a musical tradition alive. Born in the heart of the blues, the slide guitar technique transformed the way musicians express their feelings. From smoky juke joints in the deep South to modern stages lit up by innovative performers, slide guitar has always been a language of its own.
By Guitarmetrics | Your One-Stop Hub for Guitar Lessons & Accessories11 months ago in Beat
Roberta Flack 1937 - 2025. Top Story - February 2025.
✨ Roberta Flack (February 10, 1937 – February 24, 2024) ✨ I remember the first time I heard Roberta Flack’s voice—or at least, the first time I truly noticed it. I was a 13-year-old boy in 1973, just at the beginning of my lifelong obsession with music. I played my little pocket-sized transistor radio day and night.
By Rick Henry Christopher 11 months ago in Beat