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97 Words: “red flag collector” by Kelly Clarkson

June 9, 2023

In 97 Words·Kelly Clarkson·Music·Reviews

Ever-proud Texan Kelly Clarkson takes us through the Wild Wild West en route to post-divorce “high road livin'” on the latest offering from “chemistry.” Of the five songs released so far, “red flag collector” by far has the most sting. Where last week’s “i hate love” was bittersweet, “red flag collector” is triumphantly bitter. Sprinkled with just enough “yeehaw”-inducing musical

Featured·Kelly Clarkson·Music·Playlists

Playlist: What Happened in Vegas? Kelly Clarkson Deep Cuts!

What Happened in Vegas? Kelly Clarkson Deep Cuts! On July 28th, the superstar singer-songwriter, inaugural American Idol, and daytime talk queen kicked off her first, long-awaited Las Vegas residency, “Chemistry: An Intimate Night With Kelly Clarkson” at Planet Hollywood’s Bakkt Theater. Across the ten-night run, Clarkson promises fans each night will

97 Words: “chemistry” by Kelly Clarkson

This song is part of our “THE SUMMER 97 (1998 x 2023)”

Kelly Clarkson’s Journey From “You” to “me”

Amid increasing suspense, layer upon layer – voice, organ, and then strings,

Elicit 1997 … with Will Smith’s ‘Big Willie Style’

June 9, 2015

1997·Music·Then

It’s hard to imagine that there was a time in music when Will Smith was one of the hottest rappers on the scene. Well, it actually happened; many years ago… in 1997. Though, even then, his credibility as a rapper was debatable. Undeniable was the impact of classic songs such as 1991’s

Concert Review: Lana Del Rey brought her “Ultraviolence” to Atlantic City’s Borgata Casino

June 7, 2015

Featured·Music·Now·Reviews

Last night, June 6th, 2015, I attended my first Lana Del Rey concert. I had a lot of expectations for what it would like and for the most part I was completely wrong. Everything about the experience was unexpected, and not necessarily in a good way… but not necessarily bad

“Don’t Forget About…” Mariah Carey’s 17th #1 single

June 7, 2015

In Depth·Mariah Carey·Music·Then

“Don’t Forget About Us”, released on December 5, 2005, belongs in a category of Mariah Carey songs that are unmistakably about a specific event or person, but which she wants the general public to interpret however they want, as an open-ended narrative. Just as she wants “Obsessed” to be interpreted as

Elicit 1997… with Michael Jackson’s ‘Blood on the Dancefloor’

June 6, 2015

1997·Music·Then

On May 20, 1997, Michael Jackson released his one and only remix album, Blood on the Dancefloor: HIStory in the Mix in support of his 1995 opus, HIStory. It stands as the best selling remix album ever released, and is most notable for its epic music videos released in support. The lead single from

Elicit 1997 … with Savage Garden’s debut album

June 5, 2015

1997·Music·Then

On March 4, 1997, the Australian pop duo Savage Garden made a splash on the music scene with their self-titled debut album. The duo was comprised of Darren Hayes (vocals) and Daniel Jones (instrumentals). The group’s sound was largely influenced by 80s pop but at the same time, fit perfectly on pop radio

Me. I Am Misunderstood… The Elusive Chronicles of Mariah’s 14th studio album

June 4, 2015

Featured·In Depth·Mariah Carey·Music

Introduction In 2014, Mariah Carey released her fourteenth studio album, Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse. Met with generally positive reviews, the album stands as one of Carey’s best bodies of work to date, but suffered from a series of release setbacks, and is commercially regarded as a failure. What

THROWBACK: Lauryn Hill and Jazmine Sullivan pay tribute to Nina Simone at the Apollo Theater

June 3, 2015

For the Nostalgia·Music·Then

A special performance rocked the 2015 New York City premiere for Liz Garbus’ Nina Simone documentary, What Happened, Miss Simone? at the legendary Apollo Theater. In conjunction with the film’s premiere on Netflix, an album will be released featuring contemporary artists including Mary J. Blige, Usher, and Jazmine Sullivan interpreting

Through fantasy, Mariah incited “Touch My Body” fever… and her 18th #1!

June 1, 2015

In Depth·Mariah Carey·Music·Then

In 2008, leading her first album in 3 years, E=MC², Mariah Carey released the slinky “Touch My Body.” The song Entertainment Weekly called “deliciously sexy” would be another record breaker for Carey. It became her 18th #1 on the Hot 100, the most for any solo artist. “Touch My Body”

Listen: Tamar Braxton’s new single “If I Don’t Have You”

May 27, 2015

Music·Now

It has been months since we last heard from Tamar. In October she dropped “Let Me Know,” but despite the song becoming a top 10 R&B hit, there was no sign of a new album coming out. “If I Don’t Have You” brings now an album title and a release

Mariah Carey’s “Thank God I Found You” Is A Time Capsule of 1999

May 26, 2015

In Depth·Mariah Carey·Music·Then

The year was 1999, and Mariah Carey released her first studio album on Sony post-divorce. Her last album, her magnum opus Butterfly found Mariah at a creative peak, liberated but heartbroken. The tone of Rainbow was a bit different. Its concept is simple: after every storm, a rainbow – a beautiful, new beginning –

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97 Words: “red flag collector” by Kelly Clarkson

Playlist: What Happened in Vegas? Kelly Clarkson Deep Cuts!

97 Words: “chemistry” by Kelly Clarkson

Kelly Clarkson’s Journey From “You” to “me”

Elicit 1997 … with Will Smith’s ‘Big Willie Style’

Concert Review: Lana Del Rey brought her “Ultraviolence” to Atlantic City’s Borgata Casino

“Don’t Forget About…” Mariah Carey’s 17th #1 single

Elicit 1997… with Michael Jackson’s ‘Blood on the Dancefloor’

Elicit 1997 … with Savage Garden’s debut album

Me. I Am Misunderstood… The Elusive Chronicles of Mariah’s 14th studio album

THROWBACK: Lauryn Hill and Jazmine Sullivan pay tribute to Nina Simone at the Apollo Theater

Through fantasy, Mariah incited “Touch My Body” fever… and her 18th #1!

Listen: Tamar Braxton’s new single “If I Don’t Have You”

Mariah Carey’s “Thank God I Found You” Is A Time Capsule of 1999

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