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Boy bands currently making a killing on the charts and concert circuit should take a look back in the annals of pop music history to see how global domination was really done. Of course, they should start with the Beatles,...

43 years ago today, Rose Royce pulled up and parked themselves at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with their debut single, which – as beginnings to music careers go – is virtually as good as it gets. Written...

It’s Wednesday, so it must be time to take another dip into the Rhino catalog and trot out a new quartet of cover songs that you may or may not have heard before. Let’s get started, shall we? • The...

Attention, all David Bowie fans! If you’ve been paying attention, then you’ve probably noticed that we’ve been slowly but surely releasing tracks from his IS IT ANY WONDER? EP – a collection of six unreleased and rare tracks – and...

If it’s Tuesday, then it must be time for “Gone Digital,” our weekly look at five recent additions to Rhino’s digital catalog. As ever, the types of music we’ll be covering will be all over the place, but that’s Rhino...

Solo Marks First New Album In Over A Decade January 24, 2020 – Canada’s most celebrated songwriter, and international folk legend Gordon Lightfoot has announced his new album SOLO. The album sees Lightfoot returning to the studio to release his...

45 years ago today, Jean-Luc Ponty released his first album on Atlantic Records and, by doing so, effectively began his solo career in earnest. If you're looking at Ponty's discography and noticing that he actually released his debut album, JAZZ...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Kate Wolf, the late, great singer-songwriter who managed to make a major impact on folk scene – first as a member of the band Wildwood Flower, then as a solo artist – before succumbing...

When it comes to alt-rock bands with staying power, there aren’t many that can compete with Depeche Mode, and that’s neither in terms of being prolific nor in terms of being successful. The band managed to break into the mainstream...