GWEN Stefani is hollering back to her musical roots by announcing her first album in seven years.  The Hollaback Girl and No ...

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Akapellah had grown up playing lots of different instruments. His mom took him to tuba and mandolin lessons when he was a kid, and he spent a few years learning to play drums. As his interest in rap ...

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Hugh McIntyre covers music ... For their upcoming album, which lacks a title or release date, U2 is signaling a return to the roots of real, classic, guitar-driven rock. In a recent interview ...

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