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Renga Ferreri I Shouldn't You Shouldn't: lyrics and meaning

Francesco Renga And Giusy Ferreri they return to sing together with I shouldn't You shouldn'tthe new single released on Friday 19 June 2026 for Atlantic Records Italy/Warner Music Italy. It is a ballad that stages a love at the end of the line told in two voices, where reason and desire pull in the opposite direction and neither of them can really stop. The song was born from the collaboration built on the Ariston stage: at the cover evening of Sanremo Festival 2026where Renga was competing with “Il Migliore di Me”, the two had duetted on “Ragazzo solo, Ragazzo Sola”.…

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Jelly Roll addresses cheating rumours amidst divorce from Bunnie Xo after 10 years of marriage

Jelly Roll has addressed rumours that he cheated on Bunny Xo after news of their divorce emerged. The country star paused his concert in Saratoga Springs, New York, on Thursday night (June 28), to put an end to speculation about the reason their marriage ended after ten years. He told fans that this would be the only city and time he would address the online gossip. “The internet is a liar,” he said. “Me and my wife are best friends. We will always be best friends. “We just got off the phone earlier today. Nobody cheated on nobody.” He then…

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The blues record edited by Morgan Freeman

There's little that Morgan Freeman hasn't done over the course of his seven decades in show business. He has won Oscars and Golden Globes, starred in countless films and Broadway plays, narrated documentaries, supported environmental causes and put his name to political campaigns. And now, a year after his ninetieth birthday, he opens up to music with an album, Morgan Freeman's Symphonic Blues Experience.The album, twelve tracks edited by him (but the first also features his interpretation), is a journey through one hundred years of blues and sees the participation of Taj Mahal, Keb' Mo', Shemekia Copeland, Anthony Big A…

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Tay Keith’s family pays tribute to “a cultural force whose work helped define the sound of a generation”

In the wake of his death, Tay Keith’s family have shared a moving tribute to him, saying his legacy would “live on through the music he created”. Keith, known for being the producer of Travis Scott‘s ‘Sicko Mode’, died on Thursday (June 19) aged 29. The Grammy-nominee, who has also worked with the likes of Drake, Eminem and Beyoncé, was found dead in his apartment in Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville police officers discovered Keith’s body after performing a welfare check. They have confirmed that “no foul play is suspected” in his death, as BBC News reports. A cause of death has not yet been disclosed, but an autopsy is…

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PMC acquires Vox Media

The group that owns publications such as Billboard and Rolling Stone is expanding its digital hub Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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