Guests: Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter Caryn Ganz, pop music editor Jon Pareles, chief pop music critic
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Guests: Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter Caryn Ganz, pop music editor
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I definitely wouldn't call it EDM, I would call it pop music or future pop music.
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On the Popcast: Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Caryn Ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor
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On this week's Popcast: Jon Pareles, chief pop music critic for The New York Times Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter for The New York Times Caryn Ganz, pop music editor for The New York Times
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On this bonus Popcast: Jon Pareles, chief pop music critic for The New York Times Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter for The New York Times Caryn Ganz, pop music editor for The New York Times
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What we're going for is pop music to not be about vanity and wealth, but still pop music nonetheless.
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Generalizing about African pop music is like generalizing about American pop music — that is to say, it's nearly impossible.
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To recap the year's best albums on this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica was joined by The Times's chief pop music critic, Jon Pareles; the pop music editor, Caryn Ganz; and the pop music reporter, Joe Coscarelli.
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I feel like pop music also lends itself very well to covers, just because pop music is very simply structured.
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For a spirited recap about the strengths and weaknesses of this year's Grammys, Mr. Caramanica was joined by the whole pop music team of The New York Times: the chief pop music critic Jon Pareles, the pop music editor Caryn Ganz, the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli and the music business reporter Ben Sisario.
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Motherhood isn't on brand for pop music, probably because aging isn't on brand for pop music, or for women at all.
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Following last week's pregame analysis, on this week's Popcast The New York Times pop music crew — Mr. Caramanica, the pop music editor Caryn Ganz, the chief pop music critic Jon Pareles, and the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli — reconvenes after listening to "Reputation" for a postgame dissection of the album, including a segment for listener questions.
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And this week on the Popcast, I was joined by the pop music editor Caryn Ganz, the chief pop music critic Jon Pareles, and the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli to talk about some of our favorites (see below).
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On the Popcast: Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter
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On the Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Caryn Ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor Wesley Morris, The New York Times's critic-at-large Jon Pareles, The New York Times chief pop music critic
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On the Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Caryn Ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic Ben Sisario, The New York Times's music business reporter
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Reliving the highs and lows of this year's Grammys on this week's Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Caryn ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic
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It just so happens that I like catchy songs and pop music, so I usually put my influences in a pop-music shaped container!
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On this week's Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter [Never miss a pop music story: Get our weekly newsletter, Louder.]
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I'm a big lover of pop music and I was trying to make really cool pop music, whereas Arctic Monkeys at the beginning was almost like rap.
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Pop Music The new pop music superstars of 2019 didn't need to adhere to the industry's long-held (and fast-aging) trajectory to be anointed as such.
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On Popcast this week, Mr. Caramanica was joined by the full New York Times team devoted to covering this ever-changing ecosystem: the chief pop music critic Jon Pareles, the pop music editor Caryn Ganz, the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli and the music business reporter Ben Sisario.
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Taiwanese pop music and television — garish, cheerful and cloying — has long been popular in China, as has the South Korean K-pop music that Ms. Chou and Twice sing.
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On this week's Popcast: Caryn Ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor Laura Snapes, deputy pop music editor at the Guardian Hazel Cills, a pop culture reporter at Jezebel
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Years & Years are extremely good at writing pop music.
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Julia Michaels, so amazing — a win for pop music.
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When you consider that pop music is a form almost completely propped up by love songs, and know that Lorde is a self-declared avid consumer of pop music, this makes total sense.
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The New York Times's two resident Swifties — the pop music critic Jon Caramanica and the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli — closely watched "Miss Americana," which arrived on Netflix Friday, and shared their feelings.
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So for this week's Popcast, the panel — Mr. Caramanica; the chief pop music critic, Jon Pareles; and the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli — reconvened to speak about the year in pop more broadly.
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Aretha could make gospel music as ecstatic as pop music.
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Reports of originality in pop music have been greatly exaggerated.
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She is credited with igniting John's love of pop music.
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Burke: We're making pop music and we're not white people.
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Pop music, from good pop musicians, leaves an emotional impression.
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There was pop music, teleprompters and a long PowerPoint presentation.
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Who she is: Demi Lovato is a pop music star.
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LIVVIA is making her mark in the pop music arena.
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Why should pop music even exist, if not to communicate?
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What does the concept of "pop music" mean to you?
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Sudanese tunes and other pop music pound from the shacks.
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My parents were not really into pop music at all.
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What's the difference between making that and producing pop music?
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Perhaps because the gap between politics and pop music is
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The dream of the 80s is alive in pop music.
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Did I listen to pop music because I was miserable?
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Or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?
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So "Bodies" is a play on pop music in general.
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IT'S 1973, and American pop music has lost its way.
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Some danced to pop music on a warm autumn day.
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Ads are fucking everywhere, and pop music is no exception.
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I came into writing pop music from a different place.
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Pop music that engages with social realities must dramatize them.
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And everyone likes that stuff, it's pop music, you know?
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Braun has since become a major player in pop music.
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Pop music fans: Get ready to have a field day.
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By nature, contemporary pop music has a shorter life expectancy.
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Pop music is some of the hardest music to make.
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It's dealing with pop music, even if it's subverting it.
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It's interesting how upset people can become about pop music.
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But if anything, it propelled Summer's dominance of pop music.
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Pop music: European music is about more than just Eurovision.
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Or guests dancing together to pop music and drinking alcohol.
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Listening to as much gay pop music as I can.
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They were definitely changing black pop music with that album.
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There are books, pledges, and pop music dedicated to it.
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" The pop music machine, he said, "is categorically anti-woman.
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It's everything I love about pop music in one album.
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LOVE FOR SALE Pop Music in AmericaBy David Hajdu307 pp.
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" Our pop music critic calls Kendrick Lamar's fourth album, "DAMN.
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Mr. Caramanica is also joined by Caryn Ganz, pop music editor for The New York Times, and Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter for The New York Times, who helped conceive and execute the package.
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To discuss the video's aesthetic and reception, we gathered Jon Caramanica, a pop music critic for The New York Times; Wesley Morris, The Times's critic at large; and Caryn Ganz, The Times's pop music editor.
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But this marks her entry into the world of pop music.
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I thought, 'What doesn't exist in pop music at the moment?
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It's almost as if the women of pop music are...unionizing!
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We just listen to pop music in a very dark bar.
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The bands share a common DNA, which is vintage pop music.
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And now we all live in disharmonious, Nazified, pop music hell.
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Pop music makes people want to sing, cry, fuck, and dance.
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Pop music might be at its healthiest in a long while.
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Sharon Cutler recently co-wrote a book on '60s pop music.
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This song is the reason pop music doesn't get taken seriously.
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The pop music industry is sustained by matters of the heart.
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He hates pop music and has a penchant for burning books.
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I thought, What doesn't exist in pop music at the moment?
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It's not a surprise that it applies to pop music too.
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When I think of "pop" anything — pop culture, pop music, etc.
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It is an R&B tinged piece of pop music canon.
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I really like traditional punk music and pop music in general.
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People over there like pop music, they like rock and roll.
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Because like all good pop music, "Into You" contains infinite universes.
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Presume it's Cruz for his services to pop music & charity work?
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It turns out, pop music is at odds with your stomach.
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In the context of pop music right now, that's especially interesting.
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Pop music, throughout the '10s, has gotten measurably slower and sadder.
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The restaurant was spacious and loud, with piped-in pop music.
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What do you think people want from their pop music now?
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Obviously the radio has a massive influence on American pop music.
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It captured what Bowie represents, and what pop music can represent.
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It's a collage of decades worth of experimentation in pop music.
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So, right now, she's making pretty, though nicely askew, pop music.
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"I wouldn't say I am interested in pop music," he says.
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Pop music is the soundtrack for the mating ageSure, it's allowed.
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I ride eight miles on my Peloton to '80s pop music.
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Poptimism says that pop music is not objectively, self-evidently worthless.
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Opera is more accessible now — and therefore more like pop music.
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"K-pop music videos are a fantastic, slick operation," she said.
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In pop music, that's a spiritual resource there's never enough of.
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Currently, the standard for pop music is at least 35 percent.
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I mean, I'm sure, you know, they were changing pop music.
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You had a flirtation with pop-music glory in the 1980s.
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Here are some local pop music festivals to catch this summer.
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A cellphone, coming from his trouser pocket, was blaring pop music.
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What makes the game stand out is its pop music theme.
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In Chile, Korea's infectious pop music has found an unusual foothold.
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Busting the boundaries of pop music, ballet, opera, theater and design.
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It was here, he explained, where all pop music really started.
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It covers the latest in pop music criticism, trends and news.
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But, more than that, it's also seeped into our pop music.
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But pop music has less lag time than most other genres.
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Rock music is far from the center of the pop music zeitgeist in 2018, but it's possible that the state of pop music — or at least, the industry of pop music — demands rock stars, and even rock "bands," while not worrying much about whether the music slotted into those categories would be recognizable as rock to fans of one or two generations ago.
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This week, on part two, The New York Times Ashlee Simpson fan club — Mr. Caramanica, the pop music editor Caryn Ganz and the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli — returns to continue the Simpson excavation and defense.
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To answer these pressing questions, Mr. Caramanica was joined by Jon Pareles, chief pop music critic for The New York Times; Joe Coscarelli, the Times's pop music reporter and Ben Sisario, the Times's music business reporter.
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On this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica is joined by Caryn Ganz, The New York Times' pop music editor, who recently profiled Ms. Clarkson, and Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times' pop music reporter, who recently profiled Pink.
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To debate this, and to talk about questionable anthem performances of years past, Mr. Caramanica was joined by Mr. Harvilla, Mr. Pareles, Caryn Ganz, the Times's pop music editor, and Joe Coscarelli, the Times's pop music reporter.
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Think of how we understand pop music titans like Dylan or Prince.
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At the very least, it could make for some great pop music.
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This time, it will be all about the ladies of pop music.
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She set the tone for Millennial pop music and women in it.
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It had a hit song that briefly managed to overtake pop music.
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Okay, yes, it gets a little weird about pop music and legitimacy.
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Even 20 years later, it represents pop music craftsmanship at its finest.
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I liked the fact that POP MUSIC was right next to AUTOTUNE.
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He was always calling the radio stations to enter pop music competitions.
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It's something he wants to hear more of in pop music today.
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They even ascended the pop music charts through artists like Jimmy Somerville.
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He was hopeful the appearance would lead to a pop music comeback.
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I liked rap music, I liked rock music, I liked pop music.
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But he's not wrong about how pop music treats its female artists.
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It was unbelievably uncool to be into pop music at the time.
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So what was it that got you excited about pop music again?
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Outside of this album, his stance on pop music caught my attention.
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Why did you decide to transition from prestige cinema to pop music?
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I come from pop music, and it's all pop culture to me.
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From a pop music perspective, Let's Dance may have been Bowie's apex.
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The exciting thing about pop music is that the secrets are open.
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Pop music blasted throughout the courtyard amid occasional cheers from the crowd.
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America seemed O.K. with black women dominating different areas of pop music.
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Artpop is the embodiment of what makes generic pop music so terrible.
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People tend to think that pop music is a lesser art form.
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And the collaboration falls in line with Skrillex's recent pop music experiments.
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She was almost universally lauded as the greatest singer in pop music.
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I think people then assume that they're just interested in pop music.
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To what degree are you interested in pop music as a form?
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It's rare that you hear pop music that feels so simply big.
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Nu disco is pop music at its edges, both conceptually and sonically.
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"Trampoline" seems simple but in reality it is high concept pop music.
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Did you ever have aspirations to be famous in pop music world?
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Mr. Harris's work collides contemporary art and pop music with critical theory.
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It's not even great pop music or the best of Barry White.
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Authenticity and facade play shifting roles in pop music and gay life.
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It's the age of pop music 2.0, and subcultures rule the mainstream.
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We don't hide that our first crush in life was pop music.
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If you really think about it, who's doing that in pop music?
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Read more listings for art, dance, film, pop music, television and theater.
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On the Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter
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We also picked our favorite festivals in theater, dance and pop music.
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Pregame: Recorded pop music, including Deadmau5, TI and the Swedish House Mafia.
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Under communist oppression, the pop music of America and Britain represented freedom.
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Meanwhile, another contender for the presidency is pop music lyricist Michal Horacek.
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It's such an underdog in this market of pop-pop-pop music.
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A shrill speaker system blasted snippets of pop music and classic rock.
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Through determination, self-discipline, and a notable thwarting of pop music conventions.
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Pioneers of pop-music studies, they address their subject with deep respect.
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How in touch are you with the current state of pop music?
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Chaz: I think pop music is easily relatable to most of us.
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Nile Rogers did that soundtrack and it was like brilliant pop music.
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Like pop music, but make it more radical, more futuristic, more unorthodox.
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"The course we did was pop music… for pop stars," jokes Lily.
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Halsey's quest to dominate pop music isn't going to stop anytime soon.
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This week's Popcast goes far from the shallow with a crew of rowdy "Star" enthusiasts and anti-enthusiasts: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Manohla Dargis, The New York Times's co-chief film critic Caryn Ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor Wesley Morris, The New York Times's critic-at-large Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic
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On this week's Popcast, the chief pop music critic, Jon Pareles, speaks with the pop music critic Jon Caramanica about these musicians' legacies — the genres they helped create, their back stories, and also the places where their sounds overlapped.
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On this week's Popcast, I speak with Jon Pareles, the chief pop music critic, and Joe Coscarelli, the pop music reporter, about the year's best albums, the ones widely agreed on and the ones with more specific, narrow appeal.
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At the 2019 ASCAP Pop Music Awards, Eilish turned to artist SlumpyKev again.
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In the Assemblies of God chapel upbeat pop music welcomes Nigusie on stage.
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Everyone has a mobile phone, from which to happily blast Hindi pop music.
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Mainstream holiday pop music this year has, as ever, been a bit shit.
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" She added, "I thought, 'What doesn't exist in pop music at the moment?
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Whose idea was it to blast pop music at all the commercial breaks?
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Ferreira's lo-fi pop music digs almost recklessly, but necessarily, into your core.
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But his contributions to pop music are wide-ranging and catchy as hell.
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This year's array of musical films have not been kind to pop music.
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For decades pop music has looked to global influences to enrich its sound.
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Lance Bass Mississippi native Bass never went the pop music route after 'NSYNC.
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Hughes relied on pop music to help drive the plots of his movies.
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But anything louder, like modern pop music or metal, feels one-dimensional underwhelming.
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"Seriously, it's just really great, upbeat, non-cynical pop music," writes u/snowcone_wars.
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What's going on with pop music sort of moves into the global spread.
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He or she answered Donald Trump, a bowl of soup and pop music.
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From 1998 to 213, I didn't watch television or listen to pop music.
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" She continued, "I thought, 'What doesn't exist in pop music at the moment?
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I really love the intense clarity that is required to make pop music.
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Backstreet Boys ascended amid the throes of hip-hop, grunge, and pop music.
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" Prince once told The Guardian that "what's missing from pop music is danger.
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Never miss a pop music story: Sign up for our weekly newsletter, Louder.
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It sounds nothing like pop music, but it sounds nothing like hardcore either.
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It's about belonging to a tribe, be it pop music, football or simian.
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I wanted it to look like the rehearsal for a pop music video.
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His listed interests included a pop music radio station and mixed-martial arts.
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The distinctive rhythms had crept into American pop music in other forms, though.
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Also in the pure entertainment category is a textual analysis of pop music.
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The races went ahead against a backdrop of Kurdish flags and pop music.
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That disillusionment was generational, and not confined to the world of pop music.
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One failed effort involved two seemingly win-win elements: pop music and bacon.
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They choreograph their traditional dance routines to mainstream pop music instead of waltzes.
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K-Rock attempted rebranding itself with pop music, but that didn't pan out.
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"I think it's possible to queer the world with pop music," Sawayama adds.
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Dion has left an indelible impression on pop music and, also, our hearts.
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I would actually say that I don't like pop music as a whole.
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He stopped making new pop music in 1993, but his fans stuck around.
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During his short career he managed to evolve, a pop music critic writes.
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Which is precisely why Liljefors is planning another pop music Mass for April.
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The European mainstream pop music fan is an interesting species of music fan.
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Confession time: We are not up-to-date on the latest pop music.
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This is where the sweetness of pop music and feel-good movies dovetails.
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However, there have been few attempts to track its popularity in pop music.
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Listen to: Our critics' picks of the best pop music of the year.
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The pop music critics for The New York Times had vastly different lists.
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I try to keep current with pop music, most of which I hate.
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She would copy the covers of pop music magazines and draw the stars.
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He's so approachable and down to earth and loves making fun pop music.
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"Reputation" is a public renegotiation, engaging pop music on its terms, not hers.
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Read more listings for art, dance, classical music, pop music, television and theater.
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Read more listings for art, classical music, dance, film, pop music and theater.
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Korean pop music, or K-pop, has long attracted a devoted global following.
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Read more listings for art, classical music, film, pop music, television and theater.
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Read more listings for art, classical music, dance, film, pop music and television.
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The #MeToo movement that swept Hollywood has gained little momentum in pop music.
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And that's just the rap sheet from a single night in pop music.
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Our chief pop music critic will be there to ask her your questions.
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Selena Gomez has proved herself to be a major player in pop music.
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Check out our pop music team's most recent Playlist and their Popcast podcast.
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Traditional pop music thrives when it makes you feel young, vivid, and carefree.
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Taylor Swift is one of the most celebrated lyricists of modern pop music.
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It could be pop music if it was played in a different way.
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In the world of pop music, women are enjoying a moment of dominance.
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On this week's Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter
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Pisaro also reveals pop-music influences, which are rare in the Wandelweiser world.
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I love pop music because it's a no-rule formula with secret rules.
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For more on pop music, consider signing up for our weekly newsletter, Louder.
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When I first started my own stuff I was thinking "I can't do pop music, I'm not going to be cool with my friends", but going through the process, I've realised that pop music is the best music that's out there.
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Gay people usually have the expendable income to be going to concerts and buying merch, so it's so funny that we've been shut out for so long and yet we are the ones driving [pop music], especially female pop music.
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On this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica discusses the albums of Mr. Styles and Mr. Mayer with Caryn Ganz, the New York Times's pop music editor, and Joe Coscarelli, the New York Times's pop music reporter, who recently interviewed both performers.
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For a debriefing on a Grammy night that also featured a political statement by A Tribe Called Quest, two big podium moments for Chance the Rapper, a pantsless acceptance speech by Twenty One Pilots, a dramatic performance by Beyoncé and a Prince tribute from Bruno Mars, Mr. Caramanica was joined by the chief pop music critic, Jon Pareles; the pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli; and the pop music editor, Caryn Ganz.
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Such gestures are often votes against change, against the natural evolution of pop music.
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I like pop music and I'm wanna make a pop record but less perfection.
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It's a radical recreation: pop music born again, in the image of its creator.
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Officials with the pop music award show "completely understood" Bublé's decision, The Sun reports.
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It's a record not just for her, but for women and pop music everywhere.
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Africans devour Nollywood films and Nigerian pop music fills dance floors across the continent.
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Same for pop music, it has a certain amount of major and minor chords.
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Humor, rage, and an affinity for pop music icons run through these artists' works.
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Pop music should always take you somewhere else, and the best sort regularly does.
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It shouldn't be surprising to know that Karen O is a pop music fan.
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The Korean pop music blasted from speakers outside gleaming shopfronts makes the streets pulsate.
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Her latest, "Cali God," combats everything you've ever thought about Los Angeles pop music.
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After all, pop music and capitalism have always had to walk hand in hand.
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Probably not, since most movies, books, and pop music revolve around the same topic.
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The quality of pop music back then was so youthful and raw, so organic.
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Catchy '80s pop music combined with a somber holiday message, what's not to love?
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And yet, pop music and the symphony may still seem, initially, like strange bedfellows.
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Sadly, she died right before her lauded English pop music crossover record was released.
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But somehow, by the grace of pop music, she still makes it look flawless.
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The tune has become one of the most dissected in the pop music canon.
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It's just the three of them, stripped down to the essentials of pop music.
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Writers are too in love with classic rock; not friendly enough toward pop music.
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Which is why, for me, this year in pop music has been particularly significant.
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Ladies and gentlemen, The first pop music video to come out of North Korea.
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The band has had an incredible career that's reached all aspects of pop music.
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Pop music, meanwhile, has gone up 50% in relative growth in the last month.
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The propaganda reportedly featured commentary on North Korea's leadership, in addition to pop music.
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The piano man is, rightfully, one of the most revered figures in pop music.
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This is also how I see it relating as a type of pop music.
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Like most popular—that is, monetized—art forms, pop music is centered on conventions.
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I'm not really big on listening to like, pop music, or anything like that.
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Gretchen Grimm: I really liked pop music—I listened to the radio a lot.
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If Phil Spector isn't the first pop music Svengali, he's certainly the most infamous.
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Good pop music, truly of its moment, should throw older adults off its scent.
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Do you remember four years ago when pop music was going to change forever?
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In order to make pop music, I needed to be confident with everything else.
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On this week's Popcast: Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic
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Opinion ____ He stopped making new pop music in 1993, but his fans stuck around.
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Leon and Lim trace their fashion roots back to pop music and the mall.
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The competitors today include guitarists, a hulusi player and pop music singers, among others.
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But pop music, like boxing, has moved to a model of multiple champions' belts.
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Questions continued to swirl about the death of the pop music icon George Michael.
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The Brits were founded in 1977 to honor the best in British pop music.
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But he did express some concern about the pop music flowing from nearby speakers.
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I think pop music is about personality now, and actually having something to say.
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For starters, whatever the mainstream music media thinks, electronic music is pop music now.
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This is America, after all—we like the gym, and pop music, and war, and reality TV. Yet, this prejudice against the pretentious exists simultaneously alongside the idea that sports and pop music and reality TV can be legitimate topics of analysis.
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In fact, Amazing Grace was a perfect listening compromise between gospel and pop music lovers.
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For one, television shows began using more classic and contemporary pop music than ever before.
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Beginning in late 22015 and continuing throughout 22015, pop music began to fuse with EDM.
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Our readers (and listeners) always have questions for The New York Times pop music team.
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The Australian singer and LGBT icon has been making pop music dreams since the '80s.
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" Or what I, as a tone-deaf pop music fan, might call the "minor sad.
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On Monday, South Korea stopped blasting K-pop music across the DMZ toward North Korea.
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The whole electronic, and even underground music, has really made its way into pop music.
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At times, it reads as a criticism of pop music as artifice, and commercial product.
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Her best work has consistently been her pop output," followed by, "Pop music is vast.
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For the first time in decades, a generation gap has opened up in pop music.
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In the 1960s, the British pop music scene was almost entirely run by gay men.
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It's safe to say that dancehall is the biggest trend in pop music right now.
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Young Russians are looking at American TV and film and are listening to pop music.
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"Pop music is popular music, in the sense of the people's music," he tells me.
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She was more influenced by Air and 70s and 80s pop music this time around.
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The truth is that pop music is popular because it's good and people like it.
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Amnesia, was the most underground club on the island, but we played also pop music.
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The two held a quick backstage chat Monday, that consisted mainly of pop music clips.
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Over the past few years, there's been a renewed sense of energy around pop music.
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This woman is rocking positive vibes like she's in a 90's pop music video.
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I know a lot of musicians who love pop music in a totally genuine way.
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It does what pop music does best and provides a beat for your own projections.
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And in recent times we have big influences of pop music and rock and jazz.
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We are not part of mainstream pop music, and many of us are not performers.
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Her debut single, "Just Dance" embodied all the cliches that make pop music so redundant.
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That would be like if I was writing about Christian pop music or competitive cheerleading.
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Add in some strategic posing and camera angles and a pop music legacy is born.
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After the war he could not even stand his son listening to English pop music.
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Pop music saved my a-- as a kid, paid the bills in my earlier career.
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Here we go: I'm actually repulsed by overly computerized music, which dominates pop music now.
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She even confiscates the family's magazines and pop music cassettes and sets them on fire.
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That, to me, is the beauty of pop music, and the beauty of guitar music.
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No Regrets High culture comes to Hudson Yards, while pop music takes over the Met.
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Part of it might stem from a rejection of the pop music trends of today.
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There's no mistaking it for pop music of today, and that makes it stand out.
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You've both dabbled in just about every style before—why big, fun dance/pop music?
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Li credits the globalization of K-pop music with its growing influence on fashion trends.
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On this final Popcast of 2018: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter
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Finally, our pop music critic mourns the end of a beloved genre: the celebrity profile.
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It's fascinating and disorienting, and also some of the savviest pop music of the year.
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Pop music never really replaced him, but it absorbed new inputs and kept moving forward.
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As she told Fallon, she simply wasn't into the pop music genre at the time.
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Plus, she was a ridiculously talented flutist, of all things — a flutist in pop music!
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"Moulin Rouge!" is too ambivalent for that, perhaps reflecting Broadway's ingrained diffidence toward pop music.
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I think nowadays people are used to seeing, like, ballet to pop music or anything.
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The pop music, while not actively awful, is just odd enough to be subliminally distracting.
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YouTuber Seth Everman understands pop music clichés intuitively — and that's what makes him so good.
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As well as finding success in pop music, busbee was also recognized in country music.
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That elevated speed is what makes K-pop music so dance-y and so infectious.
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The result is often quite affecting, an emotional blend of recognizable and alien pop music.
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It's melody-first pop music packed with bright invention, seemingly devoid of focus-grouped compromise.
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Here are 17 highlights as chosen by one of our pop music critics, Jon Caramanica.
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To discuss these artists, and how they relate to examples of male frailty in earlier generations of pop music, Mr. Caramanica is joined on this week's Popcast by Lindsay Zoladz, a staff writer at the Ringer and former pop music critic for New York magazine.
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In the mid-'90s, even our pop music perpetuated a bubblegum version of this intoxicating myth.
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These thoughts were interrupted by the pop music equivalent of a meteor strike: Ariana had arrived.
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And then I got into music when I was 12 or so—pop music, rock, punk.
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Ariana Grande just became the biggest thing to happen to pop music in a long time.
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Pop music doesn't have to be personal, original, political, or transgressive to be great or deep.
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By all accounts, 2017 seems to have turned into a breakthrough year for Latinx pop music.
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Ultimately, standom represents new critical perspectives in the ongoing theater of enthusiasm that is pop music.
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Pop music can speak deep truths because it is simple, because the truest truths are simple.
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Both options feature tutorial videos and licensed third-party pop music tracks to play along to.
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In this current era of pop music, "cultural appropriation" is no longer a particularly useful term.
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"He was a walking repository of the pop music of England and America," Mr Fields says.
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I was nervous to click the link — hadn't this person said they jammed to pop music?
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As far as pop music goes, I want there to be more guitars on the radio.
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Much like pop music, the NHL sounded a lot better in 1990 than it does today.
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The last thing the internet needs is another thinkpiece on the sad girl in pop music.
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It still gives us pop music cliches that we love but it is also inherently fun.
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It's not necessarily an expression of disdain, or a reaction to a sworn pop music enemy.
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If contemporary pop music is a tree, Prince's work is a huge chunk of its roots.
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In 2018, ragging on pop music feels dated and not reflective of where music's currently at.
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She settles into work mode by listening to pop music on her train ride to work.
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I think what I learned there is that pop music comes in a million different forms.
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Some of my other influences show through my love for upbeat and more straightforward pop music.
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One of those things is good pop music, and the other is the Fast & Furious franchise.
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It's a gorgeous piece of hazy pop music with simultaneously (often surprising) prickly and aching lyrics.
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On the music front, they're losing share to pop music, but the overall pie is growing.
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The Americans uses '80s pop music to support and heighten the tension of the Jennings espionage.
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They are part of a wider narco culture, ranging from pop-music ballads to fashion trends.
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What she represented was being a pop star, and what the songs represented was pop music.
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State-owned ZBC, widely seen as a mouthpiece for Mugabe, switched to broadcasting pop music videos.
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Front Row Center A lineup of pop music, opera and dance around the world this spring.
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This unusual festival is one part pop music concert and one part showcase for visual art.
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There, a friend, the future rapper Azealia Banks, inculcated him into the world of pop music.
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All of these songs draw from the current vocabulary of pop music: folk, EDM, R&B.
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Kim Kelly is not very big on pop music, but she's extremely down for the revolution.
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Fights—set to pop music, of course—ensue, until everyone agrees to sing in one performance.
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The sound of the summer constantly evades him, like the Leonardo DiCaprio Oscar of pop music.
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And yeah, there was a certain level and sophistication of pop music that seemed profound, really.
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When Nirvana topped the charts with "Nevermind," it marked a sea change in American pop music.
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Pop music by women, however, plateaued in Canada in the late 90s and into the aughts.
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In pop music, there are oodles of heroes, and also more than a few misunderstood giants.
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Our pop music critic put together a playlist of the Grammy gems in lesser-known categories.
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He has been part of the pop-music mainstream for so long — more than 50 years!
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But, kind of like pop music, you'd be wrong to write off these films as fluff.
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Meanwhile you have no idea what will happen to pop music in the time in between.
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Broadway is getting a dose of pop music with this year's edition of the Tony Awards.
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Halloween really isn't the kind of holiday that ought to be inspiring a pop-music craze.
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Now he's bringing his danceable pop music, which celebrates the adventure in the everyday, to Queens.
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The evening's entertainment was East African retro-pop music, performed by a band called the Nubatones.
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LONDON — In the pop music world, Alan Rogan carried a certain star power all his own.
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It seems that in the pop-music business the shelf life of authenticity is tragically short.
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Our classical music editor, Zachary Woolfe, and chief pop music critic, Jon Pareles, discussed the choice.
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I don't really think anything about the music industry, because I've never been into pop music.
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As ever, pop music provided a common language, no matter our native tongues or political beliefs.
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In pop music the founding principle of amplification is Nigel Tufnel's axiom: These go to 11.
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But it's all tied together with a slick, minimal art style and frantic pop music soundtrack.
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Ms. Walters also encourages displaying disco balls and playing pop music to create a nightclublike atmosphere.
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Popcast The Popcast is hosted by Jon Caramanica, pop music critic for The New York Times.
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The year is coming to a close, and pop music has been on a tumultuous run.
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She was clearly putting on a pop music persona, and few thought the song was autobiographical.
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"Most conventional pop music videos aim to be dream-like escapes from the natural horrors of the outside world… but then, Billie Eilish doesn't make conventional pop music," Billboard's Stephen Daw writes of the "spine-chilling" video for "Bury a Friend," which leans heavily on horrific imagery.
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I'm a dumb pop music guy and just really want my music to be filled with hooks.
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And that period has coincided with a renaissance of the city's image in pop music at large.
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"The perception of guys doing pop music is that you were polished, you were manufactured," Kelley said.
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You know she's making intentionally simplistic earworm pop music, but it gets stuck in your head anyway.
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"We thought what we were going to do was make money at pop music," says Pandel laughing.
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This relates to pop music in that we're no longer telling women they want a Nick Carter.
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Step outside of hip-hop, and the 808 legacy can be found elsewhere, particularly in pop music.
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Pop music icon Cher first caused a stir in the music industry in 1965 at age 20183.
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The festival, held in a fort, is one of southeastern Europe's largest rock and pop music events.
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The buzzy pop punk remains but is now tempered with a more rounded approach to pop music.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm all for the catchy, light pop music and a pro-sex message.
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Korean pop music -- or K-pop -- is one of the country's biggest exports in the past decade.
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Back in 2016, Spotify partnered with Genius to bring lyrics and backstory to its pop music playlists.
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And if you think about the song structure and the way Jared sings, we love pop music.
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Buford: Well I think nowadays, pop music is more adventurous, musically and lyrically, than the underground stuff.
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At the end of the day this was pop music, classy, sensual, exquisitely artful and unmistakably new.
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After your last EP it felt like pop music was something you wanted to grow away from.
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There were pop music comebacks, hotly-anticipated engagements, live-streamed animal pregnancies, and side-splittingly funny fails.
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I think a lot of rock and roll music, or just Western pop music, has an incantation.
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It's a common theme in pop music, but Cabello takes it to exceptionally dark and adult places.
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When Kim Petras becomes the next big thing in pop music, you heard it from us first.
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And for now, you can just sit back and enjoy the pop music kingdom Petras is building.
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I chug the rest of my coffee, put on some Latin pop music, and get to work.
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Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys poses at 30th annual ASCAP Pop Music Awards in Hollywood, California.
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More than anything, we tuned in for the talent — to hear excellent voices belting beloved pop music.
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No one has had a greater influence over the last three decades of pop music than Prince.
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The pop music icon, 72, revealed on Tuesday that she has recorded an album of ABBA covers.
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In the last few years, Asian pop music in general has become way more popular in America.
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That feels ridiculous to say, but following what happened with a K-Pop music group, it's relevant.
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Subscribe for more episodes of Earworm, our series exploring the many sounds that make pop music memorable.
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It's pop music, so that's all packaged in what was often seen as an empty-headed sheen.
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The lines between genres are blurring more and more, as hip hop and rap become pop music.
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I want to make pop music that's a protest against the drab, gray, depressed monotone of neoliberalism.
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Islam, Jews, Christians, LGBT, liberals, republicans, democrats, comedians, fidget spinners, pop music — all recently accused of 'satanism.
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However, it's no secret that many queer artists are still finding their footing in mainstream pop music.
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If ballet aims for the ethereal, hiplet, generally danced to pop music, is more concerned with earthiness.
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City Winery Open is the latest addition to a crowded pop music festival lineup in New York.
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The Swedish pop music sensation is back with a new single after eight years off the scene.
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The seven members, RM, Jungkook, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, and V, have taken over pop music.
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Janelle, whose Facebook cover photo remains a picture of Rihanna, was a big fan of pop music.
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Maybe I shouldn't be so surprised at the lack of imagination in modern day pop music videos.
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With her celebrated career, she solidified her place as an icon of jazz, gospel, and pop music.
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When Donnelly is decoding how to launch herself into pop music with a creative and visual freedom.
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Contrary to the belief of many, I'd argue that it's not easy to make decent pop music.
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It has been four years since Lorde's debut, and pop music is playing a completely different game.
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If it's an earnest attempt at imagining the future of pop music, it's one worth getting behind.
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So all the people who would have previously come to the shows though we made pop music.
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Did Bowie or Prince have any influence on you in terms of gender fluidity and pop music?
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I generally favor pop music that reshapes established forms and sounds, but Chris is more quietly radical.
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That's something that pop music has borrowed really from hip-hop and will continue to do so.
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She is the rare hip-hop artist who has successfully and sustainably crossed over into pop music.
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On Popcast, our pop music podcast, our critic Jon Caramanica leads a discussion about how it happened.
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Storefronts flew rainbow flags and pumped pulsing pop music onto the sidewalks, where vendors hawked Pride merchandise.
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Often, the results subtly challenge the accepted cultural divide between "high" and "low" pop music and culture.
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Here are 10 more artists our pop music critics will be keeping an eye on in 2019.
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In 2015, Carly Rae Jepsen invigorated a new energy into pop music when it really needed it.
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The Arkansas quartet Pallbearer comes closer to capturing the uncanny allure of pop music at 16 r.p.m.
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Aretha Franklin, who died Thursday at 76, was one of the titanic figures in American pop music.
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"Let Me In" is an object lesson in just how powerful sincerity can be in pop music.
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She traverses everything from Kim Kardashian and pop music to the impact of Vine and meme-making.
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Our chief pop-music critic interviewed Bruce Springsteen before his intimate show opens in previews next week.
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When we talked about the future of California pop music, we had to talk about Billie Eilish.
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Popcast The Popcast is hosted by Jon Caramanica, a pop music critic for The New York Times.
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The past year was an exceptionally active, unusually silly and indubitably worrying one for pop music lawsuits.
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In the original "Twin Peaks," dreamy pop music captured the show's hallucinatory-sweet sensibility: absinthe bubble gum.
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" When it came to making pop music, she said, "it's a mess until the moment it's clean.
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These sorts of albums raise questions about how pop music is performed and consumed in today's marketplace.
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The vision of a life free of responsibility is one of the great drivers of pop music.
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"Royals" was a pop song that doubled as a poignant criticism of classism present in pop music.
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Pop music in the American tradition is now held to be the all-encompassing, world-redeeming force.
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After a four-year hiatus, Eminem has returned to pop music in loud fashion in recent months.
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Op-Docs In the mid-1960s, four teenagers from Liverpool were changing the face of pop music.
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But in pop music it's pretty popular to actually to be yourself, to be real and natural.
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Like, at the very beginning of pop music with Buddy Holly was music to make girls dance.
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In our email interview, Markiewicz repeatedly refers to what they do as a sort of pop music.
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Camila Cabello's departure from Fifth Harmony rocked the pop music world in the early hours of Monday morning.
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Titanic and Mars moved to Los Angeles in 2012 to continue making videos and original indie-pop music.
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There were, however, Korean industries offering interesting opportunities, such as pop music, online games, and cosmetics, Lim said.
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And that pop music, the most unifying force of all, is somehow able to make sense of it.
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Like a lot of Disney Channel originals, the movie occasionally breaks for montages scored to upbeat pop music.
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If the genre does one thing well, it's exposing the profound loneliness of a life in pop music.
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There is a beauty to the escapism of what pop music gives people and being aware of that.
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I see myself as part of the tradition of outsider pop music, like Todd Rundgren or Arthur Russell.
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And standing out from recent pop music is only the start of what it has going for it.
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Though still in the infancy of her pop music career, Kiyoko has been around for a long time.
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Dolores O'Riordan and The Cranberries had an immense influence on rock and pop music in Ireland and internationally.
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I'm a product of the 90's, so I listened to A LOT of pop music growing up.
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South Korea, for its part, stopped blaring propaganda, including K-pop music, across the border with the North.
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The greatest debut in the world of pop music took place 20 years ago, on October 103rd 1998.
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With their matching places on the charts, the pair quickly became a match made in pop music heaven.
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While making countless puns about Swedish pop music, fans moaned that the change was confusing, distracting and pointless.
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Kasbo also said he believes electronic music is dying in Sweden, with pop music taking on more influence.
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While Remy was in prison, Nicki was crossing over into pop music markets and growing a global fanbase.
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Shakira may be known for her pop music, but she still likes to rock out now and again.
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What you're being sold in mainstream pop music is formulaic and detached from the experience of the artist.
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To turn pop music into a vehicle through which to think about and nod along to the future.
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In the Spotify era, all manners of syntactical abuses have been purveyed in the name of pop music.
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Based on how you've been trained by decades of listening to pop music, you fill in the blanks.
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Is Tillman an ally to talk about the grinding meat machine that is the pop music industrial complex?
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NFL star Russell Wilson and pop music star Ciara are very publicly dating, in case you didn't know.
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If you need the pop music equivalent of a fuzzy blanket right about now, we've got you covered.
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It's mainstream pop music, but there are many elements that people into more underground music can definitely appreciate.
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South Korea has since 'hit back' by blasting annoying pop music over the border into the communist country.
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The pop music star posted a few pictures on Twitter and Instagram of his freshly shorn head. pic.twitter.
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This is the world of neomelodico, a subgenre of Italian pop music exclusive to the country's southern regions.
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But to others, it's the day when they can finally celebrate the best misheard lyric in pop music.
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Tropicalismo, a blend of Brazilian and pop music that Mr Veloso helped pioneer, was born in São Paulo.
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Though she's new to the world of pop music, she's entered it with somewhat of a celebrity status.
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She and her friends drank and danced to Somali and American pop music, and she held her boyfriend.
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This was, after all, a movement that came out of a grassroots opposition to corporate-driven pop music.
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He made this amazing pop music but he's also a predatory pedophile who hurt a lot of children.
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I'm pretty happy that the punk thing to do now is to write guitar-centric pop music though.
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Goldwasser: I don't think the two of us got into cool pop music from the 80s until recently.
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Still, somehow you know what you're getting with Grimes: captivating pop music that is both accessible and challenging.
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The ensemble, which is touring with Mr. Albarn, will perform pop music as well as music from Syria.
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Although politics provides the most glaring current example of this phenomenon, pop music may have been a forerunner.
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Moore first garnered fame for her teen pop music career, but has since mainly focused on acting opportunities.
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An investment banker with a maniacal streak, Patrick loves pop music, aerobic workouts, Dove bars and dissecting women.
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Then, producer and songwriter Danny Ocean takes us inside the sweeping wave of the Latin-influenced pop music.
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And, given all that, it lacks the six-beer-and-champagne-bottle effervescence of D.R.A.M.'s pop music.
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"I Know" represented the first time modern American-style pop music had been fused with South Korean culture.
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I think there are unseen powers who don't want pop music to be anything other than glorified Madonnas.
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"He's easily the best technical rapper in the show," said New York Times pop music critic Jon Caramanica.
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Obviously, Transnistrian teenagers are like most teenagers around the world—they like pop music, video games, and gossip.
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There are artists such Jens Lekman who bridge the gap between alt-rock and disco-inspired pop music.
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My apologies to those solvers for whom pop music is terra incognita (I'm looking at you, Aunt Annie).
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Girls in sequined mini-skirts danced to Latino pop music on a stage in the square in celebration.
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He said the term Original Pilipino Music eventually replaced Manila Sound as a shorthand for Filipino pop music.
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The dog days of summer can be long, and in pop music — new Taylor Swift music notwithstanding — dry.
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On the Popcast: Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic Jillian Mapes, Pitchfork senior editor
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At news conferences, he entertained reporters with answers peppered with references to philosophers, pop music and ancient history.
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If you look at any paragraph about pop music, I don't get mentioned — my name doesn't come up.
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And I started thinking more and more about the value in pop music which is self-consciously positive.
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Most of this new "coolness" took the form of mass-produced and exported cinema, television and pop music.
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The Times pop music critics have posted their rundowns of the best songs and best albums of 2018.
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They were all idiosyncratic, quirky, and a little out there but often within dancing distance of pop music.
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They're sassy and sexy and kind of country, but with the gloss and sex appeal of pop music.
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Pop music keeps changing, but the Grammy Awards haven't kept up, writes Jon Caramanica, a Times music critic.
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It's the ham world's equivalent of pop music: a honeyed, easy-to-eat mainstay of the buffet table.
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HELLER What I sometimes detect in your criticism of jukebox musicals is a resistance to pop music itself.
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There's a lot in store: museums and galleries; theater and dance; classical and pop music; television and film.
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Former Talking heads frontman and genuine pop music icon David Byrne's new album, American Utopia, came out yesterday.
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Anti-North Korea messages and K-Pop music were broadcast from loudspeakers at 11 sites along the border.
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Like Baz Luhrmann's film, it's a witty commentary on the inescapability of pop music in our romantic memories.
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Her mission was to identify the turning point for Rosalía's journey from cante and palmas to pop music.
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But Lil Nas X has also come to stand for many of the changes now sweeping pop music.
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And, in fact, a surprising amount of pop-music criticism is bottled nostalgia, owls that fly at dusk.
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In the battle for hearts and minds represented by pop music, of course, all this goes without saying.
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Slack's office walls are covered with customer feedback, and soothing French pop music is piped into the restrooms.
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Who knew one SNL performance could turn into a miniature history lesson on pop music and inspirational women.
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" Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter: "And now G-Eazy is who Machine Gun Kelly is trying to become.
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That archetype of rock 'n' roll swagger would define the next couple of decades of global pop music.
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Last week, The New York Times's pop music staff discussed the best albums and songs of the year.
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In some interviews you sounded concerned, like you had ventured too far into pop music with this record.
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As a producer and songwriter, his fingerprints are all over the pop music of the past three decades.
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It's not uncommon to invest yourself emotionally in celebrities and pop stars, says pop music professor Norma Coates.
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But when I got back into electronic and hip-hop stuff, I rediscovered my passion for pop music.
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It's a strange mix of military themes and pop music, and it's just the tip of the Iceberg.
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This record has influences that come from Nordic pop music, traditional Korean music, impressionistic and Russian classical music.
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Mr. Damone, a decade younger than Sinatra, never quite became the pop music institution that the others did.
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Ben Goldwasser: They come from a noisier, more experimental side, but they all have a strong appreciation for pop music—which maybe doesn't come across in their music as much, but it's fun to get together with them and riff on these things that we really like in pop music.
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Sure, most pop music lovers had no problem singing and dancing along to the hits from both boy bands.
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The mind responsible for some of the most ambitious productions in pop music history is constantly crackling with activity.
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While this is a big success for pop music, it is an even bigger success for women in music.
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But it's her covers of both pop music and musical theater numbers, with minimal production, that really stand out.
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Polling stations blared out Uzbek pop music and flew balloons in the blue, white and green of Uzbekistan's flag.
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I think the pop melody sensibility is so engrained in her brain that she just sounds like pop music.
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To fully understand why people love "Despacito," you have to understand the current state of pop music in America.
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Arguably, the fraught nature of Cabello's departure brought both Fifth Harmony and Cabello to the forefront of pop music.
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Prior to Dylan's arrival on the scene, pop music lyrics were very much influenced by the Great American Songbook.
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South Korean pop music is emerging as a surprise victim of the worsening geopolitical feud between Seoul and Beijing.
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But that's a superficial outlook on what the symphony can or cannot contribute to pop music and vice versa.
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Imaging a show that involves singing, dancing, pop music, and a little bit of family strife and underlying jealousy.
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A dose of pop music offering nothing but a hedonistic escape from it all could be just the thing.
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Pallett is a brilliant pop music theorist who is a frequent Arcade Fire collaborator and an art-pop auteur.
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She loved '90s pop music, especially the boy band NSYNC, and collected concert tickets in a box of memories.
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Britons play an outsized role in the most global markets—not just finance but consulting, art and pop music.
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That is what makes Backstreet Boys an exceptional sing-a-long-with-the-volume-cranked-to-max pop music.
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And more importantly, each of the songs makes you feel something — and that's what pop music is all about.
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For sheer sales numbers, the Meat Loaf/Steinman duo ranks among the most successful partnerships in pop music history.
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" He then turned around and told the New York Times that the pop music industry "is categorically anti-woman.
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Computer-made music was not something he was familiar with; as a kid, he'd mostly listened to pop music.
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It helps that Conner's worst qualities and moments are transparently inspired by barely-less-ridiculous real-life pop music.
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I've always loved pop music so much but was unable to make it at the level I wanted to.
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Greg Bieck lives in Nashville and has worked as a country and pop music producer for almost 25 years.
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At the end of the 2010s, Antonoff's name is one of the most recognizable in mainstream pop music production.
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She loved '261s pop music, especially the boy band NSYNC, and collected concert tickets in a box of memories.
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Three decades and 300 million records into her pop music reign, Madonna hasn't lost a bit of her edge.
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Fans of pop music and HBO sci-fi shows will love this rendition of "Rather Be" by Clean Bandit.
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I grew up loving hard rock and thinking pop music was for weak losers but I'm over that now.
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T: But aren't the things you've both made — pop music, Broadway shows, art films — often aimed at different audiences?
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Today, pop music remains, well, popular, and rap has found a space to coexist as more than a subgenre.
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Alison Stevenson Basic is a lover of Western and Chinese cuisine, pop music, rock 'n' roll, punk, and jazz.
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Contemporary pop music is so dolled up, mashed up, and overdone that it dilutes the industry as a whole.
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Yeah, she might not have written the hooks, but that's never been the sole point of modern pop music.
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Adult Jazz make a sort of unclassifiable and mischievous pop music that sounds as haunted as it does haughty.
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"I think pop music is all about finding that fine line between being cheesy, but not quite," she explains.
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Pop music is built on the foundation of broken hearts and the lessons we learn (or don't) from that.
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Not just for herself, but for the young girls, women, and everyone else who finds themselves through pop music.
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Increasingly, he encounters batches of boorish, hard-partying tourists in bikinis or trunks, slugging beer to loud pop music.
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But if his contributions to pop music deserve more fame, this repetitive, loosely structured documentary plays like an overcorrection.
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Welcome to your regular Friday roundup of what's been going on in movies, TV and pop music this week.
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And don't forget to sign up for the Louder newsletter for a weekly infusion of our pop music coverage.
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These women managed to finesse a place for themselves in the pop music world and turned a considerable profit.
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Broadway stages have become increasingly friendly to pop music, particularly jukebox musicals featuring songs with already built-in popularity.
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Our pop music team has some strong opinions about who was snubbed and whose nomination was a big surprise.
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"I don't feel free," she said one afternoon, sitting in a Starbucks as pop music played in the background.
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By the time Swift became more open about her politics, she was already pretty firmly located in pop music.
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Halsey is currently one of pop music&aposs brightest stars with one EP and three albums under her belt.
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The Grammys, which have long skewed old, white and male, feel only tangentially in touch with contemporary pop music.
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In 2019, it's not gender but class and race — especially whiteness — that is the third rail of pop music.
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Maybe yours involves reading the news or guzzling water or dancing to pop music in your underwear — no judgment.
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Artists, it was believed, would surely take more liberties, and pop music would become stranger, bolder, and more whimsical.
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Women in pop music are faring best, although still thoroughly underrepresented, with a 36.1% share of the music charts.
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Listen: Our critics chose 2019's best albums — a format that's in an increasingly fragile state in pop music.
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N. The Canadian band has miraculously remained untouched by the trend of critical reassessment and appreciation of pop music.
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Swift's 2014 song reached No. 1 on the pop charts and marked her evolution from country to pop music.
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In this regard he is unlike a majority of pop music critics, who are always looking for a fight.
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The pop music critics of The New York Times share their picks for the best songs of the year.
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"Con Calma" underscores the endless cycles of borrowing that nourish pop music, messy and unlikely as they may be.
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The next time a North Korean soldier listens to banned K-pop music, it'll be on his own terms.
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If you want the pop music in here, you have to walk through the shit storm of my emotions.
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Pop music, of course, moves in trends, but normally these manifest themselves in production style, videography or dress-code.
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Pop music, too, doesn't always have to serve a big political purpose or statement, as has been fashionable lately.
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Franklin, who had mostly recorded soul and pop music, had been accused of turning her back on the church.
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The song was written by Trajkovski alongside the famed Yugoslavian pop music producer and good name-haver Darko Dimitrov.
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And, in 2018, it's filtering those questions through the lens of pop music — which makes sense, given that the movie stars a famous pop diva in her first big movie role, and also doesn't make sense, because Cooper and his cowriters Eric Roth and Will Fetters don't quite seem to get pop music.
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As industrial music was emerging in the 70s, Kraftwerk was busy in Germany laying the groundwork for electronic pop music.
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Remy's experimental pop music has always had a depth that mainstream pop tries to achieve but sometimes falls flat doing.
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There is a long tradition of would-be artists making a success of pop music, but the reverse is rare.
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We're still waiting for our interest in unicorns, cherries, and pop music to get us an introduction to Katy Perry.
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In some wonderful news for lovers of indie-pop music, Phoenix covered Whitney's "No Woman" on triple j this morning.
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CXLOE "Low Blow" I promise, I am not on Australia's tourism board, but they are also great at pop music.
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Madonna Before changing pop music as we know it, Madonna Louise Ciccone was just another struggling artist in New York.
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About the only dose of national celebrity his campaign has indulged: an endorsement from Tennessean pop music icon Taylor Swift.
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"We Write The Story" is a triumphant little pop gem that is worthy of soundtracking the Olympics of pop music.
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And recently, many American artists — Asian and not — have tried tapping into the multibillion-dollar pop music market in Asia.
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The regime has been cracking down on K-pop music that has entered the country via bootleg DVDs from China.
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I feel like that sets up a weird arena for pop music to not have to deal with outsider issues.
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The social effects of novels, films, comic books and pop music were condemned by the grumpy reactionaries of the time.
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Instead of blaring pop music, the campaign opted for smooth jazz as people waited for the former secretary of state.
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Bobby Vee, one of the original teen idols of 1960s pop music, died Monday after a battle with Alzheimer's disease.
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Punk and rock challenged the status quo and espoused rebellion; their pop music was concerned mostly with love and heartbreak.
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Even the most diehard Backstreet Boys fan would agree that the "It's Gonna Be Me" crooners were pop music icons.
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Dr. Luke stands next to Kesha after receiving their awards at the 28th Annual ASCAP Pop Music Awards in 2011.
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Grunge music was pop music for a hot second in the 90s and that's crazy for me to think about.
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Bob Horton, a Pacifica resident, says Cooley's big band and pop music performances change the entire mood of the home.
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While a montage of cute outfits set to pop music can be iconic, I'm so glad they left it out.
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He doesn't make monotonic drones or drippy ambient pieces,he just takes pop music and strips away all the excess.
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To that end, Cook showed up alongside pop music star JJ Lin in a YouTube and Instagram video posted Tuesday.
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Since then doctors have played South Korean pop music for him, and American action movies including "The Transporter" from 2002.
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Although it may sound clichéd, there is a connection between gay, male pop music fans and the musicians we adore.
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Prince first found fame in the late 1970s before becoming one of the most inventive forces in American pop music.
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And when her next album came out, Jackson was reportedly blacklisted from the major pop music radio and TV stations.
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On the other hand, do we really need to pit women who sing pop music against women who play instruments?
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Completely ignoring teenagers—the demographic that actually listened to pop music, bought records, and watched musical variety shows like Shindig!
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The greatest songwriter, performer, and musician of his generation, Prince's music was as idiosyncratic and transgressive as pop music gets.
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Kelsea Ballerini is country music's latest star to dabble in EDM and pop music, but country is where she shines.
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The Post said Wednesday that its most notable star is Debbie Gibson, a former pop music star from the 1980s.
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Al Sharpton on Thursday said that Prince fought hard for improving civil rights when not recording his beloved pop music.
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Aside from his upcoming boxing match, Paul told Business Insider he's planning to release an album of pop music "soon."
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My children could listen to pop music while mirroring an avatar's dance moves, as a motion detector judged their accuracy.
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However, off the ice, the effervescent skater professes her love of Japanese anime, particularly "Sailor Moon", and K-pop music.
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"When I started singing pop music, I left religious music completely," Papa Wemba told the publication African Business in 2004.
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We lost one of our greatest, one of the most incredible geniuses we've ever had in music and pop music.
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Mr. Neenan's most compelling work has been to pop music; it seems that his response to classical scores is diffuse.
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Fans and critics look at ABBA and see harmless pop music, useful for enjoyment but rarely subjected to intense analysis.
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It's refreshing to have this process shown to us in a format as emotionally charged, yet gentle, as pop music.
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Cyndi Lauper: These songs to me are pop music because when I was a kid, the radio wasn't so compartmentalized.
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Song of the Summer contenders usually employ sunny instrumentation, and, often, they'll capture the pop music zeitgeist in some way.
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I guess I'm talking about pop music which is upbeat and danceable, but which is actually expressing extreme sadness lyrically.
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But these records held by 18 songs all have to do with the varied, ever-changing world of pop music.
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The main program includes minifestivals such as "New York Stories" and "Into Iceland," which mix contemporary, jazz and pop music.
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Herndon makes experimental pop music, the result of tinkering and testing, as she chases ideas about the tech-obsessed present.
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And her original greatest hits compilation, 1990's The Immaculate Collection, is as close to flawless as pop music gets.
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Especially in light of the fact that the contributions by Canadian women in pop music have been mammoth in scope.
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Since then doctors have played South Korean pop music for him, and American action movies including "The Transporter" from 2002.
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After the initial slump, pop music became pivotal to America's recovery, which went two ways in aiding a traumatized state.
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Their records also absorbed the musical cultures of Asia, Europe, and the US to create experimental and melodic pop music.
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Genre lines continued to blur and the definition of album shifted further in another year of upheaval in pop music.
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In Japan around 1967, it was all folk and pop music — Peter, Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger, bands like that.
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The way that Sia has utilised her platform, worked the media, worked pop music—it has never been done before.
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While African pop music gains global clout, savvy listeners have been hip to its less radio-friendly iterations for decades.
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The result is even more thoughtful and cathartic pop music that sounds new thanks to the original voices singing it.
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At the center of their world is a gathering of huts, where modern and abnormally loud pop music often blares.
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How he managed to hustle people into thinking it's "pop music" is where the genius and his purple magic is.
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It is bucolic inside the cabin, with pretty landscape postcards pinned up, and a radio playing old Turkish pop music.
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With his own company, he created works for dancers of all skill levels, embracing spectacle, pop music and social dancing.
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Although Scherzinger is known for her pop music as the lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls, she also sings opera.
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So goes this sometimes great, sometimes foggy album, which is almost bold in its resistance to contemporary pop music aesthetics.
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As The Sun-Times's pop music critic, Mr. DeRogatis was an unlikely candidate to write such a complex investigative story.
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This week's guests: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Lindsay Zoladz, a staff writer at the Ringer
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Below are highlights from the worlds of theater, pop music, dance and classical music — picked and recommended by Times critics.
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In pop music, which is foundationally built off of bass lines, that means there's an inconsistent performance across the track.
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At times it feels like I'm on a reality show sponsored by the pop music division of the United Nations.
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Being a superstar musician, and a major architect of today's Top 40 and the overall pop music landscape, isn't enough.
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Pop music now is just a melting pot of so many types of artists writing so many types of songs.
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The late '90s and early 2000s were a banner period for pop music, and the Center Stage soundtrack reflects that.
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When I was first playing my pop music I had three, four guys from Hamilton who were in my band.
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A dilettante is also someone self-taught, an autodidact, which is interesting to think about in a field such as pop music, for instance: The entire history of pop music is one that's been shaped and innovated by amateurs, by people teaching themselves music in their bedrooms or in pub backrooms—not in music conservatoires.
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If the sales numbers are good, I typically play soft rock or pop music like Maroon 5, which my kids like.
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A television review on Friday about the HBO pop-music drama "Vinyl" omitted the names of two of the show's creators.
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What sometimes gets lost in the conversation surrounding her, however, is the singer's historic impact on the world of pop music.
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People assume that if you're not wearing a body suit and singing pop music, why would anyone want to see you.
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If you want to see a new type of musical or just love pop music, this film is probably pitch-perfect.
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In addition to having huge success in the pop music scene, Gaga has also proven her acting chops as of late.
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In six years, Ariana Grande has gone from Nickelodeon darling to one of the most powerful new voices in pop music.
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In my head, I live on Earth in year 2525 AD. I'm always thinking of ways to make future pop music.
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I've always been a huge pop/R&B fan; I hope it brings back everything that I love about pop music.
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Shamir isn't the only artist to take the preoccupations of the perennially anxious internet generation and turn it into pop music.
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And his legacy as a music and dance pioneer lives on in pop music today, nearly a decade after his death.
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The town of Dannemora is freezing and miserable, and Tilly seeks pleasure anywhere she can find it, including in pop music.
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Originally Mr Yang, a native of Hong Kong, saw the club as a place to indulge his love of pop music.
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Most striking of all have been the inroads — principally through pop music — that Mandarin is making with Malaysia's Malay-Muslim majority.
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To say that folk music is different from whatever we wanna call pop music—it's all folk music in the end.
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DAVID CHAPLINCape Town You did not do justice to the roots of Congolese pop music ("The sound of politics", January 14th).
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Sky Ferreira is known for her grunge-look and indie-pop music, but the rising star is now expanding into acting.
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I got about 40 channels, including ABC, various home shopping channels and a station that plays only Korean pop music videos.
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If you look at what's on the radio, it's hard for me to even classify some of that as pop music.
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Its pop music industry is reeling from a scandal over a celebrity's sharing of videos he took secretly while having sex.
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Kelly Clarkson, powerhouse vocalist and the first person to ever win American Idol, is a standard-bearer for good pop music.
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Before there was Taylor Swift versus Katy Perry, pop music fans relished in the drama between *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys.
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You could say I make pop music, but there's something else going on there was well—it's not just brazen pop.
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It's this version that went beyond proving Wayne's brilliance to lay the blueprint for so many ensuing trends in pop music.
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In this view, no, of course Jim Johnston wasn't writing to a standard of the greatest pop music in the world.
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Over the next three decades, he became known as one of the most inventive and eccentric forces in American pop music.
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Linds, as everyone calls her, blasts pop music, and they sing along as if it weren't a song but a revelation.
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To her, placing these topics into pop music will hopefully allow for more dialogue; believing that pop makes it more accessible.
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Saya uniquely marries a certain 80s-type ambiance with an R&B beat to create a refreshing brand of pop music.
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Photo via Dinner Danish producer-singer Anders Rhedin, or Dinner, likes to constantly mess with what you expect in pop music.
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Going back to your references: it's always been important to you that GAS formulates a positive image of German pop music.
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Over the past 13 years, music and creative artist Rihanna has proven her abilities don't stop at breaking pop music records.
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We also trail the fortunes of the youngsters hoping to make it in one of the most competitive pop music environments.
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Maybe Ben and I gravitate toward that because we also have our own messed-up idea of what pop music is.
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This German singer's songs are ostensibly about heartbreak, material excess, partying and other escapades, but they're also about pop music itself.
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Pop music is one thing now — 98 percent of it is just straight love songs, and that's really boring to me.
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I listen to mostly pop music with some rock 'n' roll thrown in and these headphones lived up to the challenge.
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The other videos are video collages composed of drawings, photos and audio clips taken from news, radio, commercials and pop music.
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LCD Soundsystem do very pop music about how you feel, but it's not just about this one girl, this one thing.
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It's a large expensive bike with indulgent seats and shiny orange handles, the kind that features in Punjabi pop music videos.
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It's in appealing to our tastes for this predictability that much pop music is sold to us, and therefore becomes product.
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In this case, the truth is that we live within capitalism, and so does pop music, so we have to compromise.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Christmas and pop music go hand in hand, and doesn't Hannah Diamond know it.
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Jason Heller is the author of the forthcoming book, Strange Stars: David Bowie, Pop Music, and the Decade Sci-Fi Exploded.
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Pop music is accessible and available in ways that more subcultural music isn't, but this dynamic doesn't just present itself anywhere.
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There's fleet-footed singeli from Tanzania, butting right up against experimental Japanese pop music, and busted up club tracks from Pittsburgh.
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What differentiates the pop music of Jepsen from her contemporaries is that these are relatable sentiments with an infusion of maturity.
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The record vibrates with desire, existential pain, and even spite—emotions and themes that inform the whole history of pop music.
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We thought it might be more interesting to take something that is a bit more squarely in the pop music world.
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I view pop music the way I do a children's television show, with its cartoons and bright colors — it's for kids.
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On this week's Popcast: Vanessa Satten, the editor in chief of XXL Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter
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As a pop phenomenon, big beat only lasted a few years as a substantial slice in the American pop music pie.
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But pop music has not been rocked by the #MeToo movement the way Hollywood was, and some observers are asking why.
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Saturday is World Pop, a weekly tribute to pop music "from all over the globe," according to co-owner Ben Maisani.
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Listen: Jon Caramanica and guests discuss the Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny on the latest "Popcast," our pop music team's podcast.
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The whole thing was about being in love with pop music, which is why we worked with so many different producers.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Do you remember four years ago when pop music was going to change forever?
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Both Lopez, 50, and Shakira, 42, have had long-standing music careers, which helped propel Latin pop music into the mainstream.
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Halsey, born Ashley Frangipane, is currently one of pop music&aposs brightest stars and most insightful lyricists at 25 years old.
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Streaming services have created a path for rappers to become pop stars, even when they're not attempting to make pop music.
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In pop music, Elvis Presley, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones had already paved the way to a change in society.
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She found work writing for a pop music magazine, Fabulous, and in early 1965 interviewed an emerging band called the Who.
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A study by the audio software engineer Chris Johnson about why contemporary pop-music careers end suddenly makes a fascinating discovery.
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" Zagajewski can seem anachronistically highbrow: "Poets who listen to pop music — their numbers are growing — don't seem to have … mystical leanings.
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The man's parachute descended into the area just north of the pier, where a D.J. played pop music for the event.
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Our critics chose the best albums of the year — a format that is in an increasingly fragile state in pop music.
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There are plenty of songs from Swift's official pivot to pop music, "1989," that might feel at home on this list.
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Pop music has long relied on a dream of being a utopian space, capable of bringing people of disparate backgrounds together.
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Pop music dominated the charts in the 1990s, with singers like Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and Jennifer Lopez becoming household names.
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Switched on Pop | Streaming hasn't just changed the way we listen to music; it's changed the way that pop music sounds.
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But Ms. Gomez's face lights up when she describes her own interests: robotics, Korean pop music and self-taught break dancing.
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Because this is Bollywood, the training montages are accompanied by sprightly pop music, though not as choreographed song-and-dance numbers.
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By Chris Richards, pop music critic Even when she was singing Sublime, 2019 was the year that Lana finally reached Nirvana.
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Pop music plays softly in the background; cameras nestled in the ceiling monitor your every move as you wander the aisles.
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The album's title is a little on-the-nose, considering that Swift's reputation is among the most notorious in pop music.
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The album is also a breath of fresh air in a somewhat shallow K-pop music industry that mainly prioritizes catchiness.
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It's seamless and irresistible pop music, one that combines Kindness' crate-digging inclination for a killer groove with universally accessible hooks.
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Listen: Almost no young musician in pop music has more promise than Rosalía, the Spanish flamenco-trained singer, our critic writes.
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Listen: Almost no young musician in pop music has more promise than Rosalía, the Spanish flamenco-trained singer, our critic writes.
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For 2019, the pop music critics for The New York Times took on the task of identifying several promising young talents.
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Any anxiety you might feel that Cardi B might somehow disappear from the pop music troposphere should by now be alleviated.
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Apparently, for Dicky, the answer is a completely bonkers seven-minute song and video starring everyone who matters in pop music.
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So much of current pop music is owed to its producers (why do you think EDM DJs have become marquee names?).
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Nick Desideri, a Chicago-based pop music enthusiast, can confirm that "Africa" indeed holds a special place in the internet's heart.
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So. You're a pretty big advocate for pop music, do you have a favorite pop song or record of the year?
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On this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica discusses Kesha's music and her ongoing legal situation, as well as the conclusion of Ms. Swift's trial, with Caryn Ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor, who recently reviewed Kesha's new album; and Joe Coscarelli, the New York Times's pop music reporter, who has been closely following Kesha's contractual battles.
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To discuss Feist's roller coaster career on this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica was joined by Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter for The New York Times, who recently wrote an extensive profile of Feist, and Jon Pareles, the New York Times' chief pop music critic, who has tracked her career since the beginning, before she was burdened by success.
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And the combination of long, flowing hair and skyward cropped hair does seem to have a strong basis in '80s pop music.
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Flossing is a dance genre created by Russell Horning, aka the Backpack Kid, and is usually associated with Fornite, or pop music.
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So, if you were still unsure whether Grande was the biggest thing to happen to pop music this year, now there's proof.
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But he is as much the author of the pop music we listen to incessantly as are the artists on his roster.
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In one sense, A Star Is Born has arrived over a decade late to the cultural conversation about taking pop music seriously.
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Obviously you could say it's not necessarily the age 17 that pop music is obsessed with, but being a teenager in general.
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What's fine one day is devastating the next; however, that's not always how the lives of teenagers are portrayed in pop music.
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Raised in rural Kentucky, Gorley grew up living the country life but avidly listening to R&B, hip-hop and pop music.
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Lance Bass is no stranger to pop music, but he's a little bit apprehensive about becoming a pop — and fatherhood in general.
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"It is a new adventure for us and also for the Chinese pop music market," said Min Junqian, a member of Acrush.
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