pop

PAAB’s Debut Single “Rose of Venus”
In a world where music often serves as a backdrop to our daily lives, PAAB emerges as an artist who transforms it into a profound journey of sound and meaning.
By mysoundMusicabout a year ago in Beat
The Ghoul Brothers
"Welcome to the disgusting world of...The Ghoul Brothers!" The Ghoul Brothers (1984) I first discovered The Ghoul Brothers in the advertisement section of Fangoria. Or maybe it was Gorezone. It was one of those Eighties newsstand horror and gore magazines.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Beat
The Joy of Music Discovery: Connecting with Emerging Artists
Music has an incredible ability to connect with us on a deep emotional level, and discovering new, emerging artists adds an extra layer of excitement to the listening experience.
By mysoundMusicabout a year ago in Beat
The Sad Story of Britney Spears!
Britney Spears, once hailed as the "Princess of Pop," has experienced a life marked by immense highs and heartbreaking lows. Her journey from a teenage sensation to a troubled adult has been well-documented, yet much of her struggle remained hidden behind the glitz and glamour of showbiz until recent years.
By Angelina Reenabout a year ago in Beat
Pop Meets Rock ▶️ Hit Play
"Pop Meets Rock ▶️ hit play" is an eclectic and energetic playlist curated by mysoundMusic.com, designed to bridge the gap between pop and rock genres.
By mysoundMusicabout a year ago in Beat
The Ultimate Guide to Headphones Types, Features, and Buying Tips
Introduction In today's fast-paced world, headphones have become an essential accessory for many. Whether you're a music enthusiast, a frequent traveler, a gamer, or someone who needs a distraction-free work environment, the right pair of headphones can significantly enhance your audio experience. With a wide variety of options available, from over-ear to in-ear, and from wired to wireless, choosing the perfect pair can be overwhelming.
By rasika kumaraabout a year ago in Beat
It's 3 in the Morning and I Miss One Direction
Why, why, WHY must this happen? You're laying in bed, relaxing after a long day, and BAM "No, Jimmy Protested" randomly inhabits your brain and you're suddenly back to watching every One Direction video diary, which leads you to watching all their fetus moments, which then leads you to the frat era, which then leads you to "Does the little one with the cheekbones know that the Prince is in love with him?" which leads you to 2015 long haired Harry vibes, and then suddenly you're crying over the hiatus like it didn't happen almost 10 years ago? Do you get what I mean? Don't act like you're too good and this has never happened to you because if that's the case, then the memes I'm about to share with you are about to give you the same heart-wrenching pain that I am feeling at this moment.
By hannah irelanabout a year ago in Beat
"Faith in the Future" lyrics that made me the proud mom I am today
Louis William Tomlinson has been the cause of a lot of emotional healing lately. Me? I was always a Harry girl myself. However, 2022 brought me one of the most immaculate albums I have heard in recent time, and now, I am unapologetically a Louis girl for life. (Eh em, I eat carrots, Lou.)
By hannah irelanabout a year ago in Beat
The Rick Henry Christopher Project Top Ten
The following list is a listing of my Ten Most Popular songs on Suno. These are the songs that have received the most listens.
By Rick Henry Christopher about a year ago in Beat
The Making of "You Give Me"
Introducing The Rick Henry Christopher Project I want to be upfront about the recent songs I have been creating. They are all created with the assistance of an AI tool called Suno.
By Rick Henry Christopher about a year ago in Beat
Pressure!
Pressure! I've yet to meet one person who walks this earth and is immune to pressure. Despite my laidback approach to life, pressure all too often rears its hideous head and slams me. Billy Joel’s 1982 New Wave Experimental Pop song "Pressure" snuck up on me and hit me over the head, much the same way pressure is prone to do!
By Angie the Archivist 📚🪶about a year ago in Beat
Marconi Plays the Mamba
The Eighties were a paradisical time of lemonade rivers and cotton candy clouds, where everyone had joy and a high fashion sense: hair was big, and women wore lots of makeup, huge earrings, and blouses with shoulder pads. We all ate delicious McDonald's three meals a day, and movie theater popcorn was covered in a buttery substance equivalent to slamming fourteen Big Macs. Eye shadow, lipstick, rouge, Cyndi Lauper hair, and Debbie Gibson eyes were the cultural touchstones that kept Commieland in relative check. (Well, that, and our nuclear arsenal.)
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Beat