Before Duncan Sheik became a Tony Award-winning composer, he was best known for his 90s alt-pop hit “Barely Breathing”.

The timeless hit "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire has endured beyond the month, decade, and genre in which it originated.

Carly Rae Jepsen knows exactly what she wants on "On Wires", her dreamy new pop song about the risk of romantic urgency.

Beabadoobee explores the raw emotions of a breakup on the alt-rocking single "Sun Has Set" from her latest album, 'Pylon'.

Lizzy McAlpine plans her own funeral in "Doomsday", a darkly clever take on the final moments of a disintegrating ...

For those planning to attend Metallica's 2027 North American tour, a few random facts about the heavy metal icons.

On the title track of Death Cab For Cutie’s latest LP, 'I Built You A Tower', singer Ben Gibbard tries to contain grief.

Disco's popularity in the 1970s received considerable backlash. Though some tried to squash it, the dance subgenre continues ...

Blur lead guitarist Graham Coxon called this song "a total laugh," with "lyrics about holidays and sex." It takes place on the sunny beaches of Greece, presumably somewhere like Mykonos, where young ...

Before he teamed up with Kix Brooks to form Brooks & Dunn, Ronnie Dunn wrote this for the country music group Asleep At The Wheel, who released it on their 1990 album Keepin' Me Up Nights. Brooks & ...

The melody comes from a French song called "Et Maintenant" ("And Now"). Carl Sigman, who wrote several hits by putting English lyrics to foreign melodies, was called on to do the same with this one.

This was written by Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King in 1947 and was originally a hit for Pee Wee King in 1948. Patti Page's recording is the best known version of this song, selling 10 million copies, ...