JOA’s Lose You channels raw indie-pop honesty with acoustic layers and a haunting atmosphere that embraces uncertainty.

James McMurtry reminds me, line by line, that music can still do more than decorate our playlists. It can hold our hands ...

From the outside, Taylor Swift's impromptu performance of her hit "Shake It Off" on Tuesday night in Nashville at the Tight ...

Whether you're into jazz, rock, pop, soul, or country, learning to play by ear starts with one essential skill: hearing and ...

Today, Harry the Nightgown are following the album’s full release with a new video for one of the record’s highlights, the ...

Incredible chord progressions. These pop songs might not sound like jazz at first - but under the surface, they’re packed with harmonic richness, color, and movement that rival Gershwin or ...

Maroon 5 – Memories / Pachelbel – Canon in D Pachelbel ’s ubiquitous cello chord progression has inspired plenty of pop songs – from Kylie Minogue’s ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ to Oasis’ ‘Don’t Look Back ...

After all, the quartet mastered everything. Whether that be complex chord progressions that their famous vocal melodies are heavily weighted on, fingerpicking – as typified by ‘Blackbird’ – which ...

“The four-chord progression at issue—ubiquitous in pop music—even coupled with a syncopated harmonic rhythm, is too well-explored to meet the originality threshold that copyright law demands ...

The Axis Chord Progression is a run of four chords named after Aussie music-comedy trio Axis Of Awesome. Not including her latest album, Taylor Swift has reportedly used this progression in 21 of her ...

According to Bennett, Blink-182 has used the Axis Progression in 15 songs, while Avril Lavigne has used it in nine, leading some people to refer to the run of chords as the Pop-Punk Progression.