Archive for the 'music artists' Category

Musical Chairs

12Jun08

Musical Chairs seems to be a favorite game in today’s music industry that goes on almost too much for fans to keep up with who won the game. In reality, this analogy closely applies to a lot of popular music, making fans question what really is “popular.” Does music get to be popular if it [...]


Music is one of those universal things in life that can present ideas, feelings, and moods in ways that change how people think and feel on a daily basis without acknowledging it. After being immersed in pop music for the first ten years of my life, I grew out of it and became attracted to [...]


In review of today’s music, I can’t help noticing how dominantly male mainstream music currently is. Chris Cagle, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, John Mayer, and a long list of male rappers make up over 80 percent of all popular music. The few remaining female artists are almost all solo, except for Danity Kane and the [...]


Turn of Events

12Jun08

Since controversy seems to bring positive or negative attention to anyone popular enough to deserve it, 50 Cent and Kanye West have taken advantage of this in the past. I can still clearly recall reading 50 Cent’s famous line “I got shot 9 times” in 3 different magazine sources…and I don’t read magazines too much!
The [...]


With Lil Wayne and Static Major at #1 of the Billboard for yet another week, and Josh Turner and Trisha Yearwood at rock bottom #100, music fans find themselves looking at a mirror reflecting a scattered industry with every other hit seeming to be rap or R&B.
Although the Billboard 100 is not looked at so [...]


Maybe the lack of direct information from a huge music resource like MTV will actually hold the attention of music fans rather than give them a heads up on featured groups. If people are aware of too much happening with their favorite artists, the music industry might lose its element of amazing audiences…Oh no! Instead [...]


In observance of the 2002 surge of new artists lined up to take their Grammy’s, it’s amazing how few have remained. Papa Roach, Stone Sour, Green Day, Breaking Benjamin, and too many others do not make releases as often as rap and R&B artists. Where has rock music gone, and how will its survivors live [...]