Why Amadeus now, see sublime?
After many years from the first viewing, I just watched Milos Forman’s Amadeus (Director’s Cut) last night. I mainly wanted to confirm my initial impression of Tom Hulce, Mozart’s performance as more than helium laugh farcical. In contrast, actors F. Murray Abraham, Solieri, and Tom Hulce’s Mozart are readily apparent. Was this contrast more indication of acting understanding or lack thereof or prescribed by the screenplay, director, and Mr. Hulce’s full-throttle performance as the ribald, entitled spoiled prodigy, Amadeus Mozart?
Why Paris Paloma is right now
WICB Ithaca College was playing “Labour” when we first heard Paris Paloma. The guitar caught us, but her voice made us turn up the volume. Here was something different – a 25-year-old from Derbyshire who writes like she’s lived several lifetimes.
The song builds carefully—acoustic guitar, layered vocals, then that bridge that hits you like a revelation. By the time it was over, we knew we’d just discovered our next favorite artist.
Our first listen to Courtney Marie Andrews, now yours
We first heard Courtney Marie Andrews in the same breath as Tyler Childers during the 2018 Americana Honors & Awards show—and her voice immediately stayed with us. With lyrical depth and an emotional honesty that channels the best of Linda Ronstadt and early Tift Merritt, Andrews has carved out her own vivid path through the landscapes of love, loss, and self-discovery.
Beyond the Rumors
Carly Simon's Voice, Craft, and Literary Legacy
Thirteen Top 40 hits. Five children's books. Two acclaimed memoirs. A voice that defined a generation. Discover how Carly Simon's artistry transcends the tabloid narratives that have long overshadowed her extraordinary talent and intelligence.
Read the Full Story🎵 Dive Deeper Into the Music You Love
From Christine McVie's timeless songcraft with Fleetwood Mac to Dua Lipa's stunning vocal evolution—explore Mac Miller's Swimming dreamscape and uncover the refined grooves of The Style Council's genre-blending legacy.