For years, no one in the music industry cared about songwriter Kevin Kadish's passion project: a '50s-sounding record of doo-wop-inspired pop. Top 40 radio had increasingly fallen in love with the opposite: beat-driven, electronic-leaning dance music — and Kadish "just didn't care about...
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Make the world a better place by drinking and gambling? Sign me up.
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The country's No. 1 song, Meghan Trainor's celebration of curves known as "All About That Bass," was co-written and produced by Baltimore-native Kevin Kadish.
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Taylor Swift has pulled the curtain back a bit further on her forthcoming “1989” album with Tuesday's release of a third song, “Welcome to New York.”
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Fresh off an experimental (and very expensive) limited-run noise LP, Billy Corgan is back to his day job in Smashing Pumpkins.
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One of Mount Vernon's favorite basement bars, the Mount Vernon Stable and Saloon, is celebrating its 30th birthday this month, so there is no time like the present to hitch your horse to its doors (or just take a cab, if you prefer) and sidle up to the cocktail menu.
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This week Sub Pop will release "Start Together," a career-spanning vinyl box set that takes a look back at one of America's premiere punk rock bands of the last 20 years, Sleater-Kinney. But while the Pacific Northwest trio may have entered the phase of its career where it's...
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Annie Lennox, late of Eurythmics fame, is on shaky ground. "Nostalgia" (Blue Note), the title of her sixth studio album, is a loaded word, one which does not bode well for an artist once famous for pushing the outer edges of pop showmanship. And its premise, basically an American...
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