How TM88 Made the Beat for Drake’s Cross-Generational Anthem ‘Way 2 Sexy’
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Turns out it was actually Future's idea to add the classic Right Said Fred sample to the beat
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Tank on Finally Streaming His Back Catalog: ‘Now People Will Know I Existed Before 2010’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe R&B singer's biggest hits have never been available on Spotify and Apple Music. That changes this week
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The Last Word: Ron Wood on Beating Addiction and How to Keep Mick Jagger Happy
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Stones guitarist also discusses the joy of performing, trading licks with Keith Richards, and his new tribute to bluesman Jimmy Reed
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Rolling Stone and Matua Announce Live: Las Vegas Party During Life is Beautiful Weekend
Posted in: Music FeaturesLost Frequencies set to DJ poolside at the Downtown Grand Hotel
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Little Simz Gave It Everything She’s Got, and It Shows
Posted in: Music FeaturesBritish rapper discusses the creative leaps she made on her new album 'Sometimes I Might Be Introvert': "Although we’re touching on deep stuff and I’m tackling a lot, there’s a lightheartedness to it"
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Can This Cajun-Punk Musician Protect His Culture From Climate Change?
Posted in: Music FeaturesLouis Michot on the mutual aid efforts after Hurricane Ida, his plans to distribute solar power, and why some people would rather die than move away
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Song You Need to Know: Magdalena Bay, ‘You Lose!’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe budding indie pop duo craft an anthem about taking a big L
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Tink Seizes the Moment
Posted in: Music FeaturesChicago singer-rapper discusses how she teamed up with fellow Chicago native producer Hitmaka for her dazzling R&B EP, 'Heat of the Moment'
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Guns N’ Roses Drummer Matt Sorum on His Tell-All Memoir, Getting Shut Out of Their Reunion Tour
Posted in: Music FeaturesSorum opens up about his tumultuous years with Axl Rose and the rest of the GN'R world
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‘I Don’t Want to Fucking Die’: Foo Fighters and the Art of Survival
Posted in: Music FeaturesBorn out of tragedy, they’ve lasted more than a quarter-century and have no plans to slow down. Dave Grohl and his band of lifers on not being cool (and not caring), dreaming of Kurt Cobain, and why rock doesn't have to "come from a place of darkness"
