The New York Times – Music:
Rihanna, Burna Boy, Snow Tha Product and Stormzy perform songs from and inspired by the second “Black Panther” movie.
Author: Jon Pareles
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‘Wakanda Forever’ Forges International Alliances on a Somber Soundtrack
The New York Times – Music:
Rihanna, Burna Boy, Snow Tha Product and Stormzy perform songs from and inspired by the second “Black Panther” movie.
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Gal Costa, One of Brazil’s Greatest Singers, Dies at 77
The New York Times – Music:
Her graceful, flexible voice and ear for memorable songs sustained a five-decade career defining the sound of Brazilian pop.
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‘Revolver,’ Newly Expanded, Shows the Beatles at a Creative Peak
The New York Times – Music:
A five-disc set reveals a band awash with musical and sonic ideas, having fun and making breakthroughs.
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Jerry Lee Lewis: Listen to 10 Songs From a Rock ’n’ Roll Pioneer
The New York Times – Music:
From “Great Balls of Fire” to “Over the Rainbow,” whether the songs were brash or tearful, Jerry Lee Lewis was indomitable.
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Jerry Lee Lewis: Listen to 10 Songs From a Rock ’n’ Roll Pioneer
The New York Times – Music:
From “Great Balls of Fire” to “Over the Rainbow,” whether the songs were brash or tearful, Jerry Lee Lewis was indomitable.
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On ‘ForeverAndEverNoMore,’ Brian Eno Sings for the End of the World
The New York Times – Music:
The musician and producer’s new songs meditate on folly and annihilation, playing like a far more fatalistic sequel to “Another Day on Earth” from 2005.
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Loretta Lynn Didn’t Pretty Things Up
The New York Times – Music:
The country star sang about desire, cheating, heartache and righteous revenge in three-minute vignettes that depicted lives she knew and understood.
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On ‘Fossora,’ Björk Is a Daughter, a Mother and a Universe
The New York Times – Music:
The Icelandic visionary’s 10th studio album can be thorny and intense, but it finds hope across generations.