Lauren Boisvert

Inspiration for a song often comes from other songs—a beat, a melody, a lyric here and there.

We've all been there: singing along to exactly what we hear in a song, only to later realize that wasn't what the artist was saying at all.

Album closers are just as important as album openers. While it's crucial to have a good opener, the closer is the last thing an artist leaves with a listener.

Chappell Roan has had a monumental and often scary rise to success, but she was always a talented musician and songwriter.

Weird Al Yankovic is a comedy chameleon and an untouchable talent, but here are three artists who give off similar vibes.

Former Smiths frontman Morrissey cut his show short in Dallas, Texas recently after some overzealous fans rushed the stage during the performance.

Did you know The Beatles once attempted to emulate Fleetwood Mac in 1968? Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood, Danny Kirwan, and John McVie had just put

1971 was a treasure trove of albums, but especially from women. There were some amazing women releasing music that year—The Staple Singers put out

Whether it's a specific line from a poem, or an entire piece set to a melody, poetry has long been an inspiration for musical artists.

Iconic record producer Quincy Jones passed away on November 3, and tributes and condolences have been pouring in from his contemporaries and friends.