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I also have a list of songs taped up inside a kitchen cupboard. It’s a wide-ranging list. From Justin Beiber to Charles Aznavour. Dua Lipa to Dusty Springfield. Every time I hear an iconic song, I write it down. I need this list for my dance party. My post-pandemic, move all the furniture out, roll up the carpets, blow the speakers, dance your ass off, dance party. I can hardly wait. When the doors open and the kegs are tapped, I plan on starting with something no one expects. Something that doesn’t get a lot of air play even on classic rock stations.

Brands Are Figuring Out That Sustainable Shoes Can Be Both Cool and Comfortable Apr 22, 2021 Most shoes have about seven parts, but add other elements for design appeal and function, and those parts can add up to a few dozen. Hence one problem fashion brands struggle with as they try to roll out more sustainable shoes: Between an entangled supply chain and dodgy materials that have long been a part of shoe design, responsible manufacturing is a challenge. Of course, there are the materials themselves, many of which are plastic. Some brands are cracking that nut, however, and are rolling out...

Musicians in a band, but on different continents? It sounds like a solution dictated by the pandemic but in fact it came together in 2018.  To put it another way, the Proclaimers had a minor hit with their anthem “(I Would Walk) 500 Miles,” but The Burnt Pines’ challenge is crafting a theme song based on the 3,187 miles separating their principal members, who are about equally divided between Boston and Lisbon, Portugal. Guitarist Aaron Flanders is an Illinois native who came to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music where he met Miguel Sa’ Pessoa, a classically trained pianist ...