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Drake has lost his defamation suit against Universal Music Group (UMG) over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” with a federal judge ruling that the allegedly defamatory statements in the hit diss track qualify as “nonactionable opinion.” In a ruling published Thursday, Oct. 9, Judge Jeannette A. Vargas stated: “The issue in this case is whether ‘Not Like Us’ can reasonably be understood to convey as a factual matter that Drake is a pedophile or that he has engaged in sexual relations with minors. In light of the overall context in which the statements in the Recording were made, the Court…
Berliner Rosa Anschütz has made herself known in the alternative scene underground not only for his musical proposal (curious that his first single “Rigid” exploded in 2019 thanks to a pumped-up remix in a techno-industrial key) but also for some installations and artistic works of various kinds.“Sabbatical” was born in the memory of a long experience in Vienna (the musician tells us that “the places of memory are always a mirror of the past and the present”), revealing itself to be the most ambitious work among those created so far: fourteen songs, always balanced between intimate electronic experimentation and impulses…
Taylor Swift has addressed the criticism she’s received for her latest album, ‘The Life Of A Showgirl’ – see what she had to say below. Swift released her 12th studio album ‘The Life Of A Showgirl’ on Friday (October 3), the follow-up to last year’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’. Since then, fans have been vocal about their thoughts on the album – with some calling it “her best album” and the return of “pop perfection”, and others declaring it “the worst Taylor Swift album yet” and “boring and basic”. In a new chat with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Swift has addressed the criticism…
The historic band, orphaned by Neil Peart since 2020, returns to the stage: Lee and Lifeson's announcement Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Lucio Battisti: on Rai5 the documentary aired "Lucio for friend". With the testimonies of Mogol and many others Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
On the day of the national strike for Gaza and Flotilla, Ghali published a long intervention in which he accuses the rappers of having betrayed the essence of the genre (born as protest music) by choosing the silence on the conflict in the Middle East. A silence that “has officially killed rap”.It is not the first time that the artist takes a position on the topic: already in Sanremo 2023 he had invoked the “stop to the genocide”, unleashing political and media discussions. Now Ghali returns with even harder words: «The rap is dead, you are not a rapper. Use…
Chris Dreja, co-founder of the Yardbirds, died. He was 79 years old.The news was given by his former bandmate Jimmy Page: “Today I learned about the disappearance of Chris Dreja, who played with great passion with the iconic Yardbirds, on the rhythmic guitar and then on bass,” Page wrote on Instagram. «I hadn't seen him for a while, and I'm sorry not to have done it. Rest in peace, Chris ».The news of Dreja, Muriel Levy's sister -in -law: «It is with profound sadness that I must announce that my brother -in -law Chris Dreja, former member of the legendary…
“I’ve done all the classic stuff,” Olivia Dean sings on “Nice to Each Other,” the lead single from her second album, The Art of Loving. And it certainly does seem that way—the rising British neo-soul star studied songwriting at London’s prestigious BRIT School, got her first gig as a backing vocalist for the chart-topping dance-pop group Rudimental, and, throughout the 2020s, has worked her way up the United Kingdom’s traditional ladder to stardom: BBC Introducing Artist of the Year, Glastonbury, Jools Holland. She cites Amy Winehouse and Carole King in interviews and has covered the Supremes and Nat King Cole.…
Bruori Sas: the lineup of the concert at the Arena di Verona for the tour of "The walnut tree" Antonio Santini for SANREMO.FM
The Country Star Will Helm The Show Solo After Co-Hosting With Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning Last Year Lainey Wilson Has Been Stard to Return As Host For the 59th Annual Country Music Association Awards. This Will Be Wilson's Second Time Hosting The Show, But First Time Helming it. Last Year, The Country Star Was Part of a Hosting Trio That Also Included Fellow Musician Luke Bryan and Forment Nfl Star Peyton Manning. “I Grew Up Watching The Cma Awards like it was the super Bowl, I know to be hosting for a second year is a True Honor,” Wilson…