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Kaito Shoma, Pharmacist, Lxst Cxntury, and others have been earning millions of streams on tracks heavily indebted to vintage DJ Paul productions For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Here are the best albums of last month, from lo-fi guitar dazzle to horny R&B slow jams For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Sequel to 2016’s Savage Mode squeezes by Pop Smoke during a quiet week on the RS 200 For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
“Dreams” continues its viral surge on the RS 100 For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
21 Savage and Metro Boomin launched five songs into the Top Ten, while a 1977 Fleetwood Mac hit continued to climb thanks to TikTok For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Four Van Halen albums chart following the death of Eddie Van Halen For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Is beabadoobee a rock artist or a pop artist? The distinction doesn’t really matter, but 20-year-old Beatrice Laus, aka Bea Kristi, blurs the genre barrier in fascinating ways, to the point of nostalgic mirage. The British-Filipino musician’s debut album Fake It Flowers, out this Friday, marks her as the latest in a lineage of artists…
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Morgan Freeman. Legend of stage and screen. Owner of one of the greatest contemplative-rumble voices ever captured. Capable of conveying warm, grandfatherly authority even at his grumpiest. Memphis native. Made his Broadway debut alongside Pearl Bailey and Cab Calloway in a 1968 production of Hello, Dolly! Got his start on the kids’ public-TV show The…
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Four years ago, Atlanta rap star 21 Savage made his name when he teamed up with producer Metro Boomin for the Savage Mode EP. That EP was tingly and eerie and raw, and it presented Savage as a hissing wraith, a figure of cold and remorseless violence. Since then, Savage has emerged as a character…
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Record follows 2016 collaboration between rapper, producer For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
