First-time feature filmmaker Amel Guellaty makes a moving ode to the generation that grew up after the First Arab Spring.

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Since then, Raynes has signed with Sony Music Publishing and released six singles and three EPs. The group has performed in clubs, concert halls, and amphitheaters across the US and the UK.

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Great music was made on and off Music Row, though most of the great stuff made on Music Row didn’t actually get heard anywhere. —Marissa R. Moss Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” embodied ...

And on those days, out for a stroll, it’s not uncommon to hear strange music wafting from those windows — songs on the wind, if you will ... expanding our little Scene column universe ...

Empire Magazine shared a first look at a new group of Na’vi called the Wind Traders from the upcoming film, “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” on social media. EXCLUSIVE 🌬️ Meet the Wind Traders from Avatar 3. ...

In response, Apollo’s friend and fellow music star Troye Sivan quipped: “What platform?” Apollo previously reflected on how he felt prepping for his intimate nude scene with Craig. “I got the call and ...

It is time for Paphos’ live music scene to shine. Several performances are approaching soon, at theatre halls, cozy music bars, restaurants and cultural venues so Paphos music lovers ...

When I started playing music with other people, we spent a lot of time in rehearsal spaces. Large warehouse buildings with dozens of practice rooms on each floor, each room an oasis of creativity for ...

Take a walk through Greenwich Village with David Browne, and he can hear the sounds of the past. “Bleecker and MacDougal was literally the epicenter of all of this place, because you had clubs ...

That's why Germany added Berlin's techno scene to the country's national registry of Intangible Culture in March 2024. It was a nod to the music's role as the soundtrack of Berlin's counter ...