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Laura Pausini is ready to sing at the Oscars Poll Yes NEW YORK – Laura Pausini was so emotionally affected by the pandemic last year that she even thought she’d never sing again. This Sunday she will do it at Hollywood’s biggest event – the Academy Awards – where she will deliver a pre-show performance of the nominated song “Io sì (Seen)” from the movie “The Life Ahead.” Co-written by Pausini and American songwriter Diane Warren, it has already received the Golden...

Senbla Takes A Stake In Netherlands Promoter GEA Live Posted on LONDON (CelebrityAccess) — Senbla, a London-based concert promoter and production company backed by Sony Music, announced it has expanded into the lowlands with the acquisition of a controlling interest in Amsterdam-based concert company GEA Live. Founded in 2003, GEA Live has produced shows such as official legacy tours like Elvis Live on Screen, or career highlights productions with composers like James Newton Howard and Giorg...

It might just be a quirk of historical symmetry combined with a dash of wishful thinking but there is a school of thought which says the 2020s are going to roar as loudly as the 1920s did. The comparisons between then and now are certainly appealing: a century ago the world emerged from an economic downturn and a pandemic to an era of modernisation and progress shaped by technology and a sense of optimism. It gave us Futurism, fridges, television and the Jazz Age. If the forecasters are rig...

Reviews: Icarus Peels Acid Reign, The Sweet, Kraut Rock, Fleur de Lys, 70s Classic Rock, Global Village Trucking Company, Duke Reid by Dave Thompson Shallow Oceans (CD/LP) (Billywitch Records) Mr Peel, of Honeypot and Crystal Jacqueline fame, has been absent from these pages for a while now - indeed, it’s more than two years since his Acid Reign alter-ego last strutted its raucous stuff. But Shallow Oceans makes up for lost time with one of the finest guitar rock albums of recent memory… a...

Today in Music History - April 9 The Canadian Press 1 hour ago Today in Music History for April 9:   In 1932, rock n roll pioneer Carl Perkins was born in Jackson, Tenn. He wrote "Blue Suede Shoes," which went to No. 2 on the Billboard pop chart and No. 1 on the country chart in 1956. Perkins nearly died in a car accident in March of 56, and never had a similar hit. Perkins died in Nashville on Jan. 19, 1998, following three strokes. In 1939, about 75,000 people gathered at the Lincoln Me...

Gig Information You Should Be Dancing is a giant DISCO DANCING celebration! A night of incredibly danceable disco hits. A Boogie Wonderland featuring classic tunes groovy enough to make even a statue move! We are very excited to announce our first shows of 2021! We hope you can make it along to dance up a storm. Due to unforeseen circumstances we are unable to host our disco event You Should Be Dancing at The Cabana on April 9th. Fortunately after a bit of search...

A CLASSICAL musician from Oakley is excited to be releasing his debut album later this month. George Lincoln grew up in the Basingstoke area, attending Basingstoke Area Youth Junior Choir, Basingstoke Area Youth Choir (BAYC), and Hampshire County Youth Choir (HCYC). The 21-year-old is currently studying Music Production at Canterbury Christ Church University, where he is also a Choral Scholar. On April 12, his first EP, Georgeolian Mode, which is an electronic soundtrack with a huge var...

BAD HAIR Exclusive Vinyl Soundtrack Artwork Premiere Were thrilled to exclusively debut the vinyl artwork for the BAD HAIR soundtrack by Kris Bowers from Lakeshore Records! By Josh Millican Bad Hair: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack  is coming. Lakeshore Records will release it on limited edition “Red Vinyl w/ Black Hair” on May 10th. Bad Hair Synopsis: In 1989 an ambitious young woman gets a weave in order to succeed in th...

Songwriters Stand Up to Greedy Pop Stars who Unfairly Demand Publishing or Songwriting Credits 1. And, like most theft in the music industry, this practice can be traced back to Elvis. 2 A group of well-known songwriters - who have written for Gaga, Kylie, Ari, Dua Quarantina Travelipa, and more - are banding together as a group calling themselves "The Pact". They are collectively speaking up about pop stars using their leverage to demand a cut of publishing or songwriting credits without cont...

The song originally appears on the Drawing heavily on electronics, the progressive wizard dived into his love of those lavish disco remixes, pioneered by the likes of Giorgio Moroder. Album highlight Personal Shopper was a tour de force, and it features the musicianship of Elton John. Nile Rodgers has stepped in to remix the track, adding his distinctive Chic-esque guitar before morphing the song into a quite distinct shape. Adding a touch to New York to the Euro-centric production, its a dazz...