Masters Of Music
This week in the best new pop music saw a number of upbeat releases. Bad Bunny returned with his first new single of the year, J Balvin delivered a pumped-up duet, and JoJo dropped a snappy and reflective tune.
Each week, Uproxx rounds up the best new pop releases. Listen
Sky settled in New York City in the 1960s and cut his self-titled debut album in 1965. Patrick Sky opened with what would become a folk staple, “Many a Mile.”
As his satirical edge took shape, Sky recorded his fifth album LP Songs That Made America Famous in March 1971,
To paraphrase an old saying, you can take a man out of his hometown but you can’t take his hometown out of a man.
In Jordan Umbach’s case, this certainly holds true.
Growing up in Washington, Umbach started songwriting at age 15 under the tutelage of celebrated Pittsburgh songwriter and
Tired of the Republican Party? Fed up with the Democrats? Don’t despair. There are dozens of political parties out there begging for your attention, including many you probably never knew existed.
At a time of increasing dissatisfaction with the major parties, voters appear to be shopping for alternatives, both nationally