Listening back to David Bowie’s 1977 albums “Low” and “Heroes” gives both producers and songwriters ideas of how to experiment in the studio.
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The Anxious Aspiring Vocalist: How to Get a Grip on Singing-Related Insecurities
A motivational editorial on vocalist anxiety and how to get over it both in real time when anxiety strikes, and in the long term.
The 9 Best Music Books of 2019 So Far
It’s half-way through 2019 and this year has already been chock-full of great books about music. Don’t stress, we’ll walk you though some of our faves.
The 11 Best Music-Themed Coloring Books for Kids (and, Sure, Adults Too)
We don’t care if you’re 5 or 55, if you want to color your favorite artists in to show your fan dedication, that’s awesome. Here are some of our faves.
Klaus Nomi: The German Countertenor Who Shook Up the New York Art World
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10 Famous Song Titles That Never Appear Lyrically in the Song
+ Recording and mixing your songs at home? Grammy-winning artist Kimbra explores how to harness…
12 Musical Works That You Didn’t Know Brian Eno Produced
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Law and Order: 6 of the Most Famous Musical Court Cases and Who Won Them
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17 of the Greatest Televised Moments in Music History
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How Mellotrons Work and What Makes Them So Special
Pipe organs are expensive. They’re such large installations that they’re as much architectural and carpentry…