It had to happen sooner or later. While organisations such as the Grammys and The Brits are yet to publicly come down on one side of the fence regarding the merits and legitimacy of AI in music, a new ...

Linkin Park are back with the brand new song “The Emptiness Machine.” The track starts off with Mike Shinoda taking the lead on the first verse, building up until Armstrong joins in and delivers her ...

Ella Langley and Riley Green's "You Look Like You Love Me" sounds like a country throwback, but the lyrics recall a different era of songwriting, as well. The boozy, piano-led, love (for a night) song ...

South London’s Mysie has returned with news of her debut mixtape, CONTROLLA, alongside the release of new single, "LITTLE TOO LATE". Two years in the making, the new mixtape hears Ivor Novello Award ...

After J.I.D’s verse, Eminem zeroes in on the recent allegations that Diddy sexually assaulted women. “I’m like a R-A-P-E-R,” he says, and the typo is intentional. “Got so many S-As [sexual assaults]… ...

There are a lot of aspects about rock 'n' roll music that are up for interpretation. Lyrics — as in the actual words a songwriter put to page and copyrighted — are not one of them. Even if a ...

The Tortured Poets Department is now open. Taylor Swift begins her long-awaited new album with a Post Malone collaboration, “Fortnight,” which not only kicks off the track list but also serves as the ...

The torture is over for fans who waited weeks and months for Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department” to arrive. But the truly faithful still have some work ahead, in trying to decode what or ...

It turns out Taylor Swift’s fifth track of The Tortured Poets Department, “So Long, London,” isn’t the album’s most devastating breakup song. That slot is arguably reserved for track 12, “loml.” Swift ...

Researchers found that lyrics in each of five popular music genres were becoming more repetitive and charged with negative emotions. Desi Mendoza via Wikimedia Commons In recent years, the growing ...

When comparing today’s hit tunes with the top 40 of past decades, strong opinions are never in short supply. Every generation seems to lament its successor’s musical tastes and listening habits.