The 10 Best Ne-Yo Songs of All-Time
In our latest article, we look at the top ten Ne-Yo songs. Ne-Yo has been a household name in the R&B music scene and is regarded as one of the greatest singers and songwriters of…
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Ranking All the John Lennon Studio Albums
John Lennon first rose to fame as part of the Beatles, alongside Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison. However, after the Beatles, Lennon went on to have a solo career and to release music…
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The 10 Best Norah Jones Songs of All-Time
Norah Jones is an American singer-songwriter who has built a career for herself on a mix of pop, jazz, folk, and country music. Chances are good that interested individuals have heard of her name at…
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Ranking All Scarface Studio Albums
It’s surprising that conversations about the Rap GOAT always fail to mention Scarface even though his consistency and talent far exceed many of the heralded East Coast and West Coast rappers. Other than his diehard…
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The 10 Best Debbie Gibson Songs of All-Time
1980’s popstar Debbie Gibson started writing songs as a kid, and by the time she was 17, she was making history as the youngest ever artist to write, produce and perform chart-topping hits. Her time…
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Ranking All The Bad Company Studio Albums
Bad Company are an English rock band that came into existence in 1973. They are sometimes called a supergroup because their band members were veterans rather than newcomers to the music industry. To be exact,…
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George Harrison Reflects on Bob Dylan
The Beatles first met Bob Dylan in August of 1964. Probably the most historic remnant of this event is Dylan introducing the Fab Four to marijuana. But this was also when the revolutionary troubadour initially…
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Ranking All the Chevelle Studio Albums
Rock group Chevelle has long been regarded as one of the most dynamic bands of their type. They were formed in 1995 when two brothers, Sam and Pete Loeffler, decided to do something formal with…
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10 Awesome Songs about Anxiety
Mental health used to be a taboo subject. Anyone with a problem was either considered overdramatic or deeply damaged and often called slurs like crazy. Even now, we use the term crazy as an insult….
