Pop

Just Walden mix electronic pop sounds from the 1970s with futuristic ones with ambiguous results.

When the songwriting and his melodic and vocal talents click, they click securely, and sailing through the whole set is Rodriguez's fine voice, a pleasure to listen to whatever he's singing about.

I'm sure part of my positive response to Grimm's new album comes from the fact that I grew up listening to the kinds of music it pays tribute to. But another part of it arises from the high-quality songwriting and musicianship, the melodicism, the literate lyrics, and the strong vocals – a pretty powerful formula.

The five-piece vocal group debuts in New York and Los Angeles as its sophomore album soars in the UK and aims for American success.

A veteran music journalist 'tells the full story of how the Beatles broke up, how the Stones achieved the greatest commercial success in rock history, and how the music business became what it is today.'

Streaming services like Spotify are taking us "back to the future" in a way, reminiscent of the days of free-form radio DJs. Except that today, artists themselves are designing some of these creative, meaningful playlists. Emily West's new Spotify playlist is a prime example.

no:carrier's 'Ghosts of the West Coast' brings out the inner darkness of three well-known tracks.

This up-and-coming New Jersey singer/songwriter has come up with eight poetic and introspective tracks.

The idea for 'Unity' was in the fusing of two cultures.

The English singer-songwriter's gift for melodic, catchy, socially perceptive glam-pop with literate lyrics and operatic sizzle is undimmed on his fourth studio album.