On May 7, the highly anticipated Great Gatsby soundtrack will be released ahead of the film’s May 10 release date. We’ve already heard many of the biggest tracks on the…
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It’s finally here in full, Beyoncé and Andre 3000′s cover of Amy Winehouse’s “Back To Black.” The song’s been teased for a few weeks now and even though we’ve heard…
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I used to say, you may know Sia from the series finale of Six Feet Under, where her haunting “Breathe Me” was used to stunning and flawless effect (obviously, link…
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If nothing else, Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby will have a great soundtrack. After Florence and the Machine and Lana Del Rey delivered solid tracks last week, the xx have…
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We’ve heard brand new songs from Florence + The Machine and Lana Del Rey for Jay-Z’s exciting Great Gatsby soundtrack, and now two new snippets come our way. One, we…
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So far it looks like people are more excited for the Great Gatsby‘s soundtrack than for the film itself, but we can’t blame them – the cast of characters on…
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I’ve never really quite understood how a 1920′s social satire sort of became America’s de facto beloved novel. The apparent moral of its story always seemed to me to be…
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We’re not sure if F. Scott Fitzgerald is rolling in his grave or if he’d be as psyched as we are about this news regarding Baz Luhrmann’s film adaptation of…
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Blood Orange has shared his take on Phoenix’s Bankrupt! single “Entertainment.”
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“Hey Love” marks something of a departure for Quadron, but it’s not one we necessarily mind. The Danish duo have paired with British producer Fraser T Smith (Adele, Florence and…
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Thanks to Kele (of Bloc Party), we now know that if MS MR doesn’t work out for Lizzie Plapinger, she’d do great providing vocals for house music. “Fantasy” was once…
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MS MR have a Florence + the Machine-like ability to spin darker emotions into pop songs that can just run. “And my reality / could never live up / could…
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