K.J. Genualdo

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Best Grammy Duets [WATCH]

As the 2024 Grammy Awards approach, Music Times is looking back at some of Grammy's best (and worst) moments.
Top 6 Unforgettable Grammy Performances Through the Years [Watch]

As the 2024 Grammy Awards approach, Music Times is looking back at some of Grammy's best (and worst) moments.
Unveiling Grammy's Oversights: A Look at Prominent Artists Without a Grammy Win

As the 2024 Grammy Awards approach, Music Times is looking back at some of Grammy's best (and worst) moments.
Grammy Shockers: Five Unforgettable Upsets in Music

As we anticipate the upcoming Grammys, these moments remind us that the award’s unpredictable nature continues to shape and challenge our expectations.
What Does the Pitchfork/GQ Merger Mean For The Future of Music Journalism?

As the beloved-yet-controversial platform undergoes changes, questions arise about the future of unapologetic reporting in an era dominated by paid reviews and neutrality. The merger’s impact on talented writers, now facing unemployment, underscores the precarious state of digital media.
Kim Gordon Announces New Album "The Collective"

"The Collective" includes 11 songs, showcasing Gordon's continued collaboration with producer Justin Raisen.
Julia Holter Announces Latest Album 'Something in the Room She Moves' Plus 2024 Tour

Julia Holter Unveils Captivating Musical Odyssey in 'Something in the Room She Moves' Esteemed artist Julia Holter recently announced her latest project, "Something in the Room She Moves.
Who is M Dot R? The Man Behind the Viral Tik Tok Hit 'Turn Red'

The Evolution of a Sheppey Island Rapper. Moses McGeorge, also known as M Dot R, has become a sensation on TikTok with his viral hit "Turn Red. " This white Englishman from Kent, with a penchant for Jamaican dancehall music and perfect Patois, has left TikTokers initially bewildered.
Controversial Insight: The "Gaylor" Community's In-Depth Speculation of Taylor Swift's Sexual Identity

A controversial opinion piece published in The New York Times opinion piece scrutinizes Taylor Swift's sexuality, exploring the "Gaylor" community's speculation, while Swift's associates criticize the invasion of her privacy.
The Conspiracy Theories Surrounding Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga has been the subject of various unfounded claims, such as being accused of being a member of the Illuminati or having connections to secret societies.
Glee's Rise to Chart Domination: A Retrospective on Its Billboard Legacy

Glee’s rise to success on the Billboard charts is one of the most perplexing moments in pop culture history.
A Deep Dive Into the Music Career of Trisha Paytas

Despite her status as a self-professed troll, Trisha Paytas has cultivated a musical presence that goes beyond mere covers and original releases.
Upstate New York's Rap Renaissance

Upstate New York has always been overshadowed by the Big Apple. That's about to change. While New York City stands as the undeniable birthplace of hip hop, boasting a rich legacy that birthed many of the genre's major players, a notable shift is occurring beyond the city limits.
The Internet Is Ruining Concerts

Younger audiences are making concerts worse. A new generation is reshaping the concert experience, and not necessarily for the better. As those who came of age during the COVID-19 lockdown are beginning to attend concerts, a concerning lack of concert etiquette is becoming more and more evident, especially as social media takes center stage in the live music scene.
Carly Rae Jepsen and The Legions of Men Who Adore Her

She’s so much more than the “Call Me Maybe” girl What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions Carly Rae Jepsen? For the vast majority of people, the first thing to spring to mind is likely the Canadian singer's 2012 smash hit "Call Me Maybe" which dominated airwaves, going on to become the best-selling digital single of its year of release, and, currently sitting at over 1 billion streams on Spotify, is one of the best selling singles of all time.
The Demise of the Pop Icon

The lineage of Pop royalty has been disrupted. The advent of the digital age has democratized music production, fostering a diverse array of sounds and styles.
Gen Z's Nostalgic Reverie

Gen Z is preoccupied with nostalgia, and we don’t blame them. Gen Z, the torchbearer of the future, appears to be entwined in a web of nostalgia, mimicking the sounds and aesthetics of bygone eras.
Rock is (Almost) Dead, Will Rap Follow?

In a world where music genres evolve like ever-shifting tides, the once-dominant waves of Rock music seem to be reaching a transformative juncture.
The Disconnect Between The Grammys and the Public

The Grammy Awards, a symbol of musical excellence, grapple with a historical legacy that sometimes contradicts their mission.
Ghoster's Anthem? What Is Male Manipulator Music

The phrase "Male Manipulator Music" ha been thrown around in recent years, but what does it mean?
What Happens to Music When it Enters the Public Domain?

What happens to music when it is free to use? 2024 is right around the corner, and it is gearing up to be a monumental year for the public domain and intellectual property law in general.
Are Musicians Losing Out Because of AI?

Use of AI in music is a contentious subject. Are artists losing out on royalties? Whether we like it or not, AI generated content is likely here to stay, though record labels and music distributors are certainly putting up a fight to make it less prevalent.
AI Music Here To Stay, Is It Even Legal?

Record Labels are cracking down on AI songs featuring their signed artists, but does AI actually constitute copyright infringement?