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Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis announced Wednesday (June 2) that they will reunite with pop superstar Mariah Carey on the upcoming single "Somewhat Loved."

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The S-Curve Records label has relaunched in a new world-wide venture with Disney Music Group, it was announced today by S-Curve founder and CEO Steve Greenberg and Disney Music Group (DMG) President Ken Bunt. They also announced multi-platinum recording artist Andy Grammer, a long-time S-Curve hitmaker, as the label's first signing, with more artists to come. S-Curve's previous catalog remains with BMG, who purchased S-Curve's music assets in 2015. S-Curve Records and Disney Music Group have been working together ...

She's from Sweden. He's from Green Bay. Together, they're 7000apart, a pop duo with a Preble love story and an international following Kendra Meinert, Green Bay Press-Gazette © Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Amelie Eiding and Jon Kresin are Green Bay-based husband-and-wife pop duo 7000apart. They met when she was an exchange student from Sweden at Preble High School. GREEN BAY - Amelie Eiding and Jon Kresin made a long-distance relationship work while living on separate continents, and then weathered a pandemic year in the close quarters of their Green Bay apar...

View Comments GREEN BAY - Amelie Eiding and Jon Kresin made a long-distance relationship work while living on separate continents, and then weathered a pandemic year in the close quarters of their Green Bay apartment. They’re hoping for some middle ground in 2021. As husband-and-wife pop duo 7000apart — a reference to the 7000 kilometers from her bedroom in Stockholm, Sweden, to his college dorm room in Kentucky during their dating years — they were this close to becoming full-time musicians last year. A steady presence at open mics at the Lyric Room, Cup O Joy and The Art Garage, and...

Anyone who has heard Fred again..’s heart-rending love letter to the hedonism that Covid has stolen, ‘Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing)’, knows the gutturally deep emotional reaction he can extract with his studio surgery. That track is not included on the London producer’s debut album but it is as neat an encapsulation of the album’s premise as there could be: Fred has built each of these tracks from a starting base of voice memo snippets, snatched dialogue and found sounds, fashioning fully realised and evolved pieces of music out of no more than fleeting glimpses of human expression.