Recently, Take That celebrated their 30th year anniversary in the music industry, and over that time they’ve gone from strength to strength. They’re one of the most successful bands in British music history with a string of chart-topping singles and albums, as well as an impressive world tour...read more

Love her or hate her, Taylor Swift has earned worldwide stardom and is undoubtedly a pop music powerhouse. Since the release of her first self-titled album in 2006, Taylor has won innumerable awards for both her songwriting and performances...read more

If you're a fan of dance music, then creating an opinion about Technotronic is not an easy task; the argument for the legacy of their hit hits is palpable and the debate on the genre's longevity continues. Known for their 1990s club anthem Pump Up The Jam, this Belgian combination of electro and rap marked a new beginning in the landscape of electronic music before this was later known as EDM...read more

Love it or hate it, Terence Trent D'Arby's music has commanded attention since his 1987 debut release. Fusing together rock, funk, and soul with lyrically complex themes and a unique style of flashy showmanship, he made waves in the music industry that still resonate today...read more

When The Backstreet Boys released their self-titled debut in 1996, they took the pop music world by storm and conquered the airwaves with their upbeat jams. To this day, diehard fans maintain a deep love of their vibrant boy band sound that is as infectious as it was when first introduced over twenty years ago...read more

Since the early 1980’s, The Bangles have been one of the most popular musical acts in the industry. Many remember classics like “Walk Like an Egyptian” and “Eternal Flame,” but there is much more to this pop/rock group than catchy singles - some of it good and some to be disputed by critics...read more

With their iconic hit-single “The Letter”, The Box Tops have been one of the most popular bands in the rock genre for almost five decades. Though much of their work has often been criticized by listeners and music critics alike as falling somewhere between repetitive funk and uninspiring psychedelia, there is still something undeniably unique about The Box Tops’ sound...read more

The Chordettes weren't the traditional girl group from the 1950s. Instead, they offered something fresh and unique that still resonates with listeners today...read more

When it comes to classic R&B and funk artists, the Commodores are often at the top of many music fans' list. The iconic group is adored for their noteworthy contributions that have been helping define these genres throughout decades...read more

The Diamonds are a popular music group that have been around for decades and continue to impress fans with their robust sound and creative lyrics. For all the success they've achieved, The Diamonds surely merit praise – indeed, any listener hearing even just one of their songs can pick up on the sheer passion behind every note...read more

The Doobie Brothers have made a big impact on the music industry since their start in the late 1960s. With classic hits like “Listen to the Music,” they have become cultural icons all over the world, garnering generations of fans and legions of devoted followers in countries from Canada to Brazil...read more

When you experience the music and sound of The Emotions, it is guaranteed to take your listeners on a journey through their emotions. From classic soulful ballads to up-tempo disco songs, the trio has always had an undeniable ability to evoke so much emotion in their music that allows for a powerful connection between artist and listener...read more

The Foundations were a popular soul and R&B group who had huge success in the late 1960s with their classic hit “Build Me Up Buttercup.” As one of the most beloved bands to come out of that era, The Foundations' sound has stood the test of time...read more

Since 1960, the iconic music group The Four Seasons have been a staple of American pop culture. Known for their infectious melodies and distinctive harmonies, the band has celebrated an impressive amount of success with numerous Billboard chart-topping songs throughout their career...read more

The Knack are often remembered for their one hit wonder My Sharona and not much else - but that’s doing the band an injustice. While critically panned for their bubblegum pop sound coming out of the post punk era, The Knack carved a place in history with catchy hooks, dynamic riffs, and surprisingly sophisticated structure...read more