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Erykah Badu Returns to Studio with First Album in 15 Years, Collaborating with The Alchemist

Wednesday, March 19 by Lorenzo North

Erykah Badu is currently dedicating much of her time to an upcoming album, which is a significant focus in her life right now. Despite her enthusiasm for the project, Badu has expressed that her primary identity is as a performance artist rather than a... Read More.

Unforgettable March 5th Events from 1920 to 1960

Wednesday, March 5 by Lorenzo North

History is an intricate tapestry woven with moments that often go unnoticed until we pause to reflect on their significance. March 5th, a seemingly ordinary date, holds within its folds some extraordinary events that shaped the world in subtle yet profound ways. Let’s journey... Read More.

Rediscovering the Harp’s Enchantment in Classical Music

Monday, March 3 by Lorenzo North

The harp, with its ethereal strings and shimmering presence, often adds a touch of magic to classical compositions. Yet, it remains one of the most underappreciated instruments in orchestras today. While the violin and piano frequently steal the spotlight, the harp quietly weaves its... Read More.

TUCKER WETMORE ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM WHAT NOT TO, OUT APRIL 25

Monday, February 24 by Lorenzo North

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (February 21, 2025) – Cementing his place as one of country music’s most sought after new stars, Tucker Wetmore announces his debut album What Not To, set to release on Friday, April 25. Just days after revealing his Ryman Auditorium headline... Read More.

Maddie & Tae Distill the Joy of Ride-or-Die Friendship New Album Love & Light Arrives May 2

Monday, February 24 by Lorenzo North

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Country music’s most vibrant female duo Maddie & Tae announce their fourth studio album Love & Light due out May 2 on Mercury Nashville. The 16-track album features previously released songs “Free Like,” “Sad Girl Summer,” “Heart They Didn’t Break,” and today’s latest good-time tune,... Read More.

The Emotional Spectrum of Classical Music Unveiled Through Unexpected Collaborations

Sunday, February 23 by Lorenzo North

Classical music has long been a bastion of tradition, its roots running deep through the annals of history, yet it is also a genre ripe for innovation and collaboration. While Beethoven and Mozart dominate the stage in popular imagination, the world of classical music... Read More.

Kennedy Center evacuated due to bomb threat.

Thursday, February 20 by Lorenzo North

The Kennedy Center in D.C. was evacuated Thursday over a reported bomb threat, according to officials. According to a statement from the Kennedy Center, the threat was targeted at Shen Yun performances; the famed group was slated to open its 2025 season on Thursday.

The Enigmatic Influence of Nature on Classical Composers

Thursday, February 20 by Lorenzo North

In the serene embrace of nature, many classical composers found their muse. The rustling leaves, the gentle flow of a stream, or the distant call of a bird have all played a subtle yet profound role in the creation of timeless music. One cannot... Read More.

Rediscovering the Enchanting World of Classical Music’s Forgotten Instruments

Thursday, February 6 by Lorenzo North

In the world of classical music, the spotlight often falls on the grand piano, the majestic violin, and the powerful symphony orchestra. Yet, tucked away in the pages of history are instruments that once resonated with audiences but have since slipped into obscurity. These... Read More.

Three Remarkable Moments from February 5th that Shaped History

Thursday, February 6 by Lorenzo North

History is a vast tapestry woven from countless threads, each representing a moment that has contributed to the world we know today. February 5th, often just another day to many, holds its own share of fascinating events that have left lasting impacts across continents.... Read More.

Author: Lorenzo North