Pop music

Annie Lennox became a household name in the 80s with her hits as half of Eurythmics — including “Sweet Dreams” and “Here Comes the Rain Again.” Her new solo album is called Songs of Mass Destruction and on its cover, Lennox rises from a battlefield, like some sort of revolutionary. Kurt asks her what inspired […]

The post-ABBA generation of Swedish pop stars is taking over international airwaves and iPods. Studio 360’s Leital Molad connects the dots with singer-songwriter Jos Gonzlez and band members of the Shout Out Louds and Peter Bjorn and John.

You know them for their catchy futuristic-disco song “Whip It” and their iconic flowerpot-like head gear, but Devo has surprisingly serious origins. After witnessing the killings at Kent State, the band came together to address the heavy issues of the day in their music when no other bands would. Produced by Michael May.

Alec Duffy won the rights to an unreleased Sufjan Stevens song. Rather than posting it online, Duffy shares the song via private listening parties in his home. This decision has earned him a few enemies. Produced by Studio 360’s Eric Molinsky. You can contact Duffy to hear the song HERE.