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Emo is Back
It's finally happened, I have finally reached the age my parents always talked about. The age where suddenly everything from your childhood/teenage years comes back and is the coolest thing ever. It's a werid feeling honestly, looking back thinking man I remember when that came out. If you grew up in the 90s/00s you know exactly what I am talking about. While I am not excited that low rise jeans are making a comeback, I am excited that emo music is coming back. One thing that has changed is these days its cool to be into emo music. When I was young you got made fun of if you were into anything other than what was cool. I guess I was just ahead of my time back in the early 00's.
By Kimmiekins44 years ago in Beat
25 Greatest Songs of Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder is one of the world's greatest and most popular musicians of all-time. Wonder has sold more than 100 million units worldwide. He has won an amazing 25 Grammy Awards, making him one of the Top Five in most Grammy wins. He has reached #1 on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles chart ten times and 11 of his albums have peaked within the Top 5 in the U.S.
By Rick Henry Christopher 4 years ago in Beat
Spooky, Saccharrin Songs
Imagine the following: You’re at a party on Halloween and you listen to the same songs every year for Halloween. You can only do the Monster Mash so many times before it gets old. Even scrolling on TikTok and listening to Oh! Klahoma by Jack Stauber is getting a little but too curated for your taste. You feel like it's not nearly as fun and scary to experience this Halloween as it used to be.
By Elizabeth Karns-Waters4 years ago in Beat
Happy Howl-oween!
Coming in at 31 songs and just under 2 hours long, here is the playlist I created for the “Graveyard Smash” 2021 challenge on Vocal.media! It’s not just a playlist made for boo-geying, however, as a good Halloween playlist - to me - should always include at least one track that tells a story! I am also a huge fan of remixes and alternative versions and am versed in multiple versions of many songs, so while the titles may look familiar, be advised most versions here are not the most well-known or popular.
By Megan Baker (Left Vocal in 2023)4 years ago in Beat
Bloody Broadway: A Halloween Cast Recording
Halloween is about dressing up and playing make-believe for a single night. Musical theatre is about doing the same thing year round. So who would know better how to throw a Halloween bash than a cast of Broadway triple threats?
By Micah Delhauer4 years ago in Beat
80s Horror: A Soundtrack
After taking a back seat in the 1950s and 60s, the horror genre began to build momentum again in the 70s and outright exploded in the 1980s. This new generation of splatterpunks eschewed the trappings of yesterdecade’s gothic fantasies in favor of more visceral, modern terrors. The filmmakers were young and reckless, the actors were young and desperate, and the audiences were young and bloodthirsty. As such, it was inevitable that the music would take on a hipper, fresher sound.
By Micah Delhauer4 years ago in Beat
Halloweened
I'm not a huge Halloween fan. This is a surprise to you, isn't it? After all, aren't I the one who dresses up and goes to the Comic conventions with my grandchildren? Aren't I the one who takes advantage of a passing resemblence to a certain someone who held a writer hostage and made him write a sequel her way?
By Paula Shablo4 years ago in Beat
