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Clearly not playing live offers this person more time to figure out how to game the system. Somehow these three unheard of bands (that only exist on a laptop in a kids bedroom) stay in the top three spots on the charts for a few years now. My band's position goes from 30 up to 4 then back and forth all the time based on what we are doing in the real world. In my area in my genre the top three bands are always the same and not one of them plays live. #3 biggest problem is the chart system on Reverbnation is easy to manipulate. Now if they are messaging us it is being lost in the junk pile of messages from Reverbnation wanting us to pay them for something that will never benefit us.

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It takes up too much time to sort through the Reverbnation "special offers." In the past we would get messages from bands, venues, and twice from different TV shows that wanted us to perform. Bands eventually have no choice but to stop reading any and all mail. It needs to have its own separate notification box because the site sends too many solicitations. #2 biggest problem is Reverbnation needs to send it's solicitations to someplace other than the mailbox. The platform doesn't offer our fans any reason to join. My band has been around a few years and has a nice size fan base but none of them have a Reverbnation account. The people that use Reverbnation are mostly bands, and scams. #1 main problem is, as a social media site, it does not offer anything to non-musicians. The platform did undergo some improvements over the years but has now become stagnant in a format that is probably the least beneficial to bands. You can buy or stream “Selfish Soul” here.I am writing this review because I like Reverbnation and would like to see it improve. Cutting off her hair made her reflect on her whole hair story, from experiences she had as a kid, to the cultural and racial issues that have historically surrounded Black women’s hair. Her music has been called “viscerally gorgeous” by The Guardian, and “stunning” by Pitchfork, who gave her in ‘Best New Music.’ This year, she’s releasing her second album, and one of the tracks on it is “Selfish Soul.” She told me the idea for this song started when she asked her boyfriend, James (who is the rapper Nocando) to shave her head. She grew up in Cincinnati before moving to LA. Sudan Archives is a singer, songwriter, producer, and violinist. They came out as trans and non-binary in 2020, and this song, in part, helps tell the story of what they were going through. Kae’s own life changed a lot during that period. In this episode, they talk about how it evolved.

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I talked to Kae and Dan about the song “Move.” You’ll hear the first demo they made, which sounds basically nothing like the final version. Kae made the album alongside their longtime collaborator, producer Dan Carey. It was executive produced by legendary producer Rick Rubin. Their most recent album is The Line is a Curve, which came out earlier this year. They’ve been nominated for the UK’s Mercury Prize and Brit Award. Kae Tempest is a songwriter, rapper, an award-winning poet, and best-selling novelist. “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)” by ABBA Madonna has a new career-spanning album out, called Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones, and in honor of its release, Madonna and Stuart Price told me the story of how their collaboration and partnership led to one of Madonna’s biggest hits.įor a transcript of this episode, click here. But the song also grew out of Stuart’s DJ sets. “Hung Up” began in part because Madonna was working on a film with director Luc Besson (whose films include The Fifth Element and Taken). The song and that album were co-produced by Stuart Price, an electronic musician, producer, and DJ from the UK. In this episode, she talks about one of those number 1 hits: “Hung Up,” from her 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor. That’s more number 1s than anyone in any category, ever. She’s won seven Grammys, and has had fifty songs reach number 1 on the Billboard Dance chart. She has 12 albums that have gone multi-platinum. Madonna is the best-selling female recording artist of all time.













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