The Quiet Triumph of Patrick Watson’s “Je te laisserai des mots”
The viral 2010 song by the Montreal singer-songwriter and producer, often used to soundtrack wistful scenes on TikTok, has entered […]
Old Melodies, New Memories: The Timeless Echo of Vintage OPM in a Digital World
“Shoo-bi-doo-bi-doo-wah.” Familiar? It’s that playful hum from Apo Hiking Society’s “Panalangin,” a tune that once filled Sunday radios, wedding receptions,
The Anthem of Vulnerability: Decoding Air Supply’s “Lost in Love”
“Lost in Love” by Air Supply is a classic love ballad that captures the emotional highs and lows of falling
The Catalog King: Why Old Music is Dominating the Streaming Era
Old music is the new jam. Market trends for various streaming services have now been suggesting for years that people
Hidden Gems of the Airwaves: The Anatomy of Underrated Classic Rock
There are so many classic rock songs to get stuck in your head that a number of them simply won’t
The Fatal Refrain: The “My Way” Killings of the Philippines
Over the past couple of decades, “My Way” has been linked to a series of shocking and deadly incidents, mostly
The Eternal Sound of Sweden: ABBA’s Unbreakable Grip on the Filipino Soul
Only a few dancing or singing parties hosted by Filipinos fail to include at least one song by the Swedish
Air Supply
Englishman Graham Russell and Australian Russell Hitchcock met as cast members in the Melbourne stage production of Jesus Christ Superstar
The Beatles
The Fab Four. John, Paul, George, and Ringo. The Beatles were four young musicians from the working-class seaport city of
The Universal Language: How Music Channels the Human Experience
Music has been enchanting humanity for thousands of years. It connects people, tells unforgettable stories, and sparks emotions in ways