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It comes out Friday 26 June Drunk on Melancholythe new single by Alberto Ursopublished by Urso Label and distributed by ADA Music Italy. A pop song with a strong emotional impact, which arrives after the new phase opened by the singer with Like us never and the reinterpretation of Never tell him in duet with Gigi D'Alessio. The meaning of Drunk on Melancholy Written by Alberto Urso And Daniele Corothe song combines melancholic atmospheres with a modern and cinematic sound. It tells of the nostalgia of a love experienced intensely, among indelible memories, emotional fragility and those nights that continue…

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David Clayton-Thomas, who fronted Blood, Sweat, and Tears during their most popular period, died “peacefully,” according to a press notice, in Toronto on Tuesday. A cause of death was not made public. He was 84. With a deep baritone and a flair for hyperbolic sentimentality, Clayton-Thomas’ melodrama fueled a string of hits for Blood, Sweat, and Tears in the late Sixties and early Seventies. It’s almost impossible not to read song titles like “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy” and “Spinning Wheel” and not hear Clayton-Thomas’ saccharine-yet-corpulent declarations of love in your mind’s ear. Clayton-Thomas is a Canadian Music Hall…

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Blondshell has a new album on the way. Produced by Yves Rothman, Sabrina Teitelbaum’s Violins is set for release on September 25, via Partisan, led today by the title track. In the Sabra Binder-directed video, below, Teitelbaum undergoes a tumultuous bonding experience with a melting ice sculpture of a fawn. Watch that below.The single “sums up the album in a lot of ways,” Teitelbaum says in a press release. “When I was writing I felt really drawn to images of patience and kindness, for example putting your head on someone’s shoulder, alongside images of violence. I was also inspired by…

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The actor will play a washed-up golf pro whose son might surpass his legacy if he doesn’t lock in soon In the first trailer for the upcoming Netflix series The Hawk, Will Ferrell wants to go out on top. The comedian steps into the role of Lonnie Hawkins, a pro-golfer whose legacy shined a little brighter before he grew older, weirder, and pretty bad at his job. Not wanting to put his glory days behind him just yet, he sets his sights on a comeback for the ages. “I still am a big shot golfer,” he says. “I just need…

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Scroll long enough, and eventually a sound will penetrate the amorphous fog of noise coming from your phone and nestle itself deep into your psyche. Sometimes it arrives attached to AI-generated dramas involving cartoon fruits engaged in soap-opera-esque scandals, which you could charitably describe as Cocomelon for adults. Other sounds, like the German pop song “Gut Genug,” are cut to edits of everything from The Cleveland Show to videos of Steve Lacy singing along. The track had already topped charts in Germany and racked up more than 17 million Spotify streams in under a month, but on American feeds, most…

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& ldquo;The Horse is riding strong,” the madman with the guitar announces. “We’re almost halfway through!” The crowd screams in joy. The weird part is that (1) the band has been playing nearly four hours already, and (2) they just banged out a 40-minute version of “Like a Hurricane.” But nobody’s ready to walk on. Calling Real Young and Lazy Horse a tribute band is like describing Neil Young as “a weird guy who’s into harmonica solos” — technically not inaccurate, but nowhere near adequate. These guys don’t simply play the Canadian legend’s songbook; they tap into his ornery, obsessive…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. In case you haven't heard, Jalen Brunson is on a hot streak. After delivering the New York Knicks to victory in the 2026 NBA Finals, the 29-year-old has jumped into a series of ad spot opportunities, which some fans have lovingly dubbed “Jalendorsements.” And a few days ago, he also announced the upcoming rollout of his children's book, available for pre-order on Amazon now ahead of its August 2027 release. Jalen Plays It All is written by Brunson…

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Coprolith debut on Me Saco un Ojo/Rotted Life, after a demo released in 2023, presenting themselves as the latest in a long, very long series of contemporary realities dedicated to… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Alessandra Amoroso reaches an important milestone: the singer from Salento has passed the billion streams on Spotifywhere it now has over 1.6 million monthly listeners. A result that comes at a busy time for the artist, between the new single with Gianni Morandi and his presence among the guests of the Taranta Night 2026. One billion streams on Spotify The achievement certifies a popularity built over over fifteen years of a career, from the victory to Friends to date. Among his most listened to songs on the platform are Mambo Salentinothe catchphrase with i Boomdabash which surpassed 112 million streams,…

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Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett has shared his thoughts on the current state of songwriting and pop music, calling it “crap”, amid controversy over him wearing a Taylor Swift T-shirt. READ MORE: Metallica live in Amsterdam: still the greatest heavy metal band around The musician faced backlash from Swifties earlier this month, when he donned a satirical tee reading ‘Taylor Swift Is A CIA Psyop’ at Metallica’s concert in Budapest. Hammett and co. are currently out on their ‘M72’ European and UK tour. Photographs of the shirt circulated on social media, prompting criticism from some Swift fans. Hammett did not publicly address…

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