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In the early 2000s, ‘It Wasn't Me’ by Shaggy became an unexpected global sensation, turning the Jamaican-American artist into a household name

Shaggy, the Jamaican-American reggae fusion artist, is known not only for his distinctive voice and infectious beats but also for his clever..

Released in 1984, ‘Heaven’ by Bryan Adams is a timeless ballad that has captured the hearts of listeners for decades. Known for its heartfelt

The band owes its famous name to Timberlake’s mother, Janet. In the early '90s, the group gradually came together, starting with Kirkpatrick, who invited his friend Timberlake to join. Timberlake then brought in Chasez, a fellow cast member from The Mickey Mouse Club, forming a trio. Chasez recruited his longtime friend Fatone, whom he had met upon moving to Orlando, Florida, for The Mickey Mouse Club. Initially, Jason Galasso was the bass singer but left after a few weeks of rehearsals. It was then that Timberlake’s vocal coach suggested Bass, completing the formation of *NSYNC.

Welcome to the Indigo Hot 40, where we've handpicked the sickest tracks. This curated collection is a vibe that captures the essence...

The East Coast-West Coast rivalry stands as one of the most notorious chapters in hip-hop history, marking a tumultuous period that shaped...

While both the East Coast and West Coast have made indelible contributions to the art of lyrical storytelling, their approaches to thematic...

Hip-hop, a genre that has become a global cultural phenomenon, has its roots deeply entrenched in the streets of the United States. Two of its most influential and distinct styles emerged from the East Coast and West Coast, each bringing unique sounds, production techniques, and instrumental choices to the forefront. The East Coast’s Boom Bap and the West Coast’s G-Funk are not only iconic but also pivotal in shaping the identity of hip-hop music.

Hip-hop, one of the most influential and culturally significant movements in contemporary music, originated in the Bronx, New York, in the...