What makes a great song title? For artists, they typically want to keep titles as concise as possible to not only capture the song's context, but also make it memorable. There is no better way to ...

"While I wanted to be supportive of Kanye on the phone call, you cannot approve a song you've never heard ... referring to the rumoured title of her next album. Swift's camp has always contended ...

Each state in America has its own history and unique flair. No wonder artists are often inspired by them. While some states have an official state anthem, artists have also released songs ...

By Tom Roland When Warner Music Nashville released Cody Johnson ... Johnson’s single, “I’m Gonna Love You,” had almost exactly the same title and lyrical hook as “Gonna Love You ...

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So goes the old saying — and the title of a 1985 hit by Daryl ... that despite the dramatic end to the phone call, Fagen's ...

Bogart added, “The whole second verse of that song is Eighties song titles strung together as sentences because I thought it would be clever.” A closer look at “SOS” reveals references to ...

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“The whole second verse of that song is ’80s song titles strung together as sentences, because I thought it would be super clever.” Bogart went on to outline exactly how each lyric ...

"The whole second verse of that song is ‘80s song titles strung together as sentences because I thought it would be clever." Rihanna, 36, sings on the second verse, "Take on me (a-ha), you know ...