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Qween Jean, costume designer of Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, made history as the first openly trans person to win a Tony Award. Jean received the award for Best Costume Design of a Musical during the pre-show on Sunday night at Radio City Music Hall, which was hosted by Laura Benanti and Tituss Burgess. “This experience has been monumental,” Jean said in her acceptance speech. “We are here for the legacy of queer people, trans people. We are taking up space in ways we have to take up space. We have to shift the paradigm. So I just want to…
With What are you doing this evening, Naomi opens a new phase of his musical journey. The song, born from the meeting with Paolo Antonacci And Vito Salamancain fact mixes passion, lightness and theatricality, leading the artist towards expressive territories still little explored. “I wanted to tell a part of me more linked to the dimension of passion and sensuality”. “What are you doing this evening”: the influence of Raffaella Carrà In describing the new single, Naomi he also quotes an icon of Italian music: Raffaella Carrà. In fact, the singer recognizes in the song's chorus an energy that reminds…
The reworked Moulin Rouge musical number also featured Lea Michele, Dylan Mulvaney, June Squibb, and Shoshana Bean P!nk opened the Tony Awards last night with a star-studded performance of “Lady Marmalade,” her 2001 number from Moulin Rouge. The singer, who also hosted the awards show, was joined by Megan Thee Stallion, who recently exited her run in the Broadway production of the musical early. P!nk kicked off the annual theater awards show, held at Radio City Music Hall, alongside former Tonys host Neil Patrick Harris. The singer initially appeared on wires as Peter Pan, but Harris quickly suggested she try…
The first single “Jay-Z” also arrives from the Party Like a Deejay stage. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
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Paolo Belli come back with Scent of summerthe new single on the radio and on all digital platforms for CinicoDisenchanto/Artist First. A song built on funk sounds, horns in the foreground and a summery refrain which however hides a critical look at the present. Behind the energy of the music, in fact, the Emilian singer and host focuses on an increasingly current theme: the relationship with social networks, the search for appearance and the need to rediscover a more authentic dimension of everyday life. Paolo Belli between irony and criticism of social media In the text of Scent of summer,…
The front cover of Every Single Muscle, the new album from smalltown Welsh duo The Bug Club, depicts a hypervascular cartoon man-bull launching into space. With its eight pendulous nipples, surgically remodeled chin, and miles-long fleshy torso trailing grotesquely in its wake, the monster is a fitting mascot for an album whose gaze never falls far from the human body’s folds, crevices, hanging-off bits.This is The Bug Club’s sixth album in four years, in which time they’ve crossed the Atlantic so often and built enough of a reputation behind their oddball garage-pop that they’ve signed to faraway Sub Pop. Even…
Krano ride ancora, ma amaramente, quando ripensa ai David di Donatello. E un po’ si incazza perché continua a non sentirsi a suo agio dentro la narrazione che gli è stata cucita addosso dopo aver vinto il premio per la Migliore canzone originale con Ti, il brano scritto per il film Le città di pianura di Francesco Sossai. Da una parte è stato descritto come il cantautore delle radici, il custode del dialetto, il simbolo di un Veneto che torna a raccontarsi. Dall’altra, quella che lui sente più aderente, Marco Spigariol sbuffa e in questa intervista ci spiega cosa non…
The innovations of Berlin’s Basic Channel in the mid-’90s led to a whole new way of thinking about dance music, introducing countless producers to the possibilities of reverb and delay. Producers have been working off the template they set for dub techno ever since. Less often imitated is the duo’s work as Rhythm & Sound, where they slowed their music to reggae tempos and hewed closer to the Jamaican innovations that informed their trippy production tricks. This sound is having a small moment right now. Stuttgart’s Ghost Dubs has made a career of it, both solo and with a fired-up…
The ambient producer Jake Muir has a gift for hearing depth in sounds that might otherwise be deemed forgettable. The omnipresent church bells that fade into the background of European city life became the focal point of Campana Sonans, his brilliant album of manipulated field recordings from Berlin. On Bathhouse Blues, he sampled incidental music from vintage gay porn films, finding a dark pulse wriggling beneath their surface eroticism. Muir’s latest album, Pareidolia, mines the oft-overlooked intros, outros, and interludes of hundreds of extreme metal albums for raw material, reshaping them into a menacing, inscrutable, richly textured collage. There’s no…
