Earlier this year, we reviewed “Mad World: An Oral History of New Wave Artists and Songs that Defined the 1980s” by Lori Majewski and Jonathan Bernstein. This book is a “must have...

Back in February 2013, we published an article titled “The rampant trend of ageism in modern pop music”. Of late, we have seen a resurgence of interest in that article and most of it seems to be c...

Last year, we made a post about the back-story around George Michael‘s timeless classic “Careless Whisper” to celebrate 30 years since the song went to #1 in the UK. It got us thinki...

Around a year ago, we published our annual post for “Veteran artists to look out for in 2014”. There was a lot of excitement around that post. Some of that excitement was warranted. Some c...

This post is by Guest Blogger Jeffrey Perkins Some say I’m old fashioned but I prefer to say “retro”. However, I am something of a “luddite”. We didn’t have colour TV in our house until 1...

Back in 1981, MTV paved the way for a whole new art form – an art form that would become one of the defining blueprints for an entire decade’s pop culture. The music video enabled a layering of im...

As music lovers, we have heard the term “Street Team” several times. Musician-centric street teams are groups of evangelists for a specific artist or band. The goal of the street team is to boost ...

“Cracking America” is the illusory dream of every non-American artist. For many, it is the pinnacle of stardom and a pathway to affluence and perhaps even life-long financial freedom. In t...

This blog belongs to Radio Creme Brulee – an internet music radio station that broadcasts globally. 2013 was an interesting year for pop music if not one of the more eventful years in pop music...

This blog belongs to Radio Creme Brulee – an internet music radio station that broadcasts globally. 2013 was a year that many waited for with great anticipation. It was a big year for veteran a...