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Albert, The Ghost, leads the Bruk Up dance culture in Brooklyn with the Bed-Stuy Veterans.
Chloe Bailey reflects on her Atlanta roots and the impact of social media on her music career.
Burn Water's ColdFusion Mixtape for 2020 features a collection of original tracks, including "She Shines," "Angel," and "Movement," showcasing contemporary music production.
Curators use modern medical technology to examine Stradivarius instruments in this series episode.
David Wexler presents a double feature on Third Eye Blind and William Basinski's legacy.
In 2014, singer Valerie June reflects on how music from Louisiana, particularly the blues, transcends sadness and celebrates the joy of Saturday night.
Disney's Fantasia combines classical music and animation, impacting Hollywood's future.
3.3 million albums were sold by Adele in one week in November 2015, accounting for 41% of all album sales that week.
Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier from Sudan, transforms his life from armed conflict to international hip-hop stardom, advocating for child soldiers through his music.
Mark O'Connor discusses his innovative O'Connor Violin Method for teaching violin.
The artist highlights political awareness through music, addressing Flint, Iraq, and Isis.
An amateur lyricist from London influences the creation of the Star Spangled Banner.
Victor Jara, a renowned Chilean folk singer and political activist, was murdered during the 1973 military coup, prompting his family to seek justice decades later.
Colombia's Vallenato Kings Festival features fierce competition for the Accordion King title.
Debbie Harry, as the lead singer of Blondie, confronts criticism for her sexuality and explicit lyrics while shaping the New York music scene with hits like 'Heart of Glass.
Teenagers embrace dancing shows in the 1950s, led by Cleveland DJ Alan Freed's influence.
John Pasche created The Rolling Stones' iconic logo, recognized on murals and bumper stickers worldwide.
A collection of beloved sing-along songs, including "Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet" and "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze," is showcased.
Samuel Safa's orchestral score for the documentary captures the essence of the ocean and its inhabitants through a meticulous studio recording process.
Daniel Sheehy highlights Carlos Rojas and Colombian yanira music's Grammy-nominated album.
Nelson Mandela's life is examined through the role of music as a tool for resistance and unity during South Africa's struggle against apartheid.
Freddie Gibbs reflects on his two-year hiatus from rap and the powerful themes in his song 'Midwest Malcolm' during a three-minute video.
Genevieve Lacey, an acclaimed Australian musician, steps away from the classical concert stage to reconnect with her roots and share her artistic evolution.
A modified piano attempts to play the world's most complicated song, 'Rush E,' while fire extinguishers stand by in case of an emergency.
Pascal and Remi LaBeouf moved to New York to learn jazz music, where they found composing their own music essential to their artistic identity.
Smithsonian experts highlight the rich history and cultural significance of mariachi music.
Annie Clark collaborates with David Byrne to create 'Love This Giant' through musical tennis.
A traditional Gaelic folk song recounts the tragic tale of a maiden who jumps into the polluted Gowanus River, reflecting urban life's stark realities.
DJ Kool Herc's first party in the Bronx on August 11, 1973, marks hip hop's birth.
On July 5, 1954, a 19-year-old Elvis Presley walked into Sun Records and recorded his first song, "That's Alright," launching his music career.
Three major record labels control over half of the western world's music, prompting artists to question traditional business models in the digital age.
The next Thanksgivukkah will be in 79811, celebrated through a humorous song.
Many Americans struggle to know the lyrics and meaning of the Star-Spangled Banner.
J Vance, aka J-Bot, reunites the Teddy Bear Orchestra after 11 years with robotic musicians.
Eímear Noone transforms video game music from World of Warcraft and Zelda into orchestral performances.
Melissa Cross teaches metal bands how to scream safely and avoid vocal damage.
Trace Adkins visits the Smithsonian to explore Civil War sheet music and its impact on country music.
The video discusses The Beatles' music studio and viewer frustrations with shorts on Discovery Channel.
Dancers perform viral moves like the Dougie and Quan, featuring Chrybaby Cozie and Swagga.
Arcadia creates Glastonbury's Spider and Dragonfly stages, founded by Bertie Cole and Pip Rush.
ArcAttack in Austin, Texas, combines music and science using a Tesla coil to create sound.
Steve Hogan, head of the Music Genome Project at Pandora, explains how music analysts and algorithms personalize song recommendations in the streaming era.
Clarksdale is known as the birthplace of Delta Blues, where Robert Johnson is said to have sold his soul at the crossroads for guitar skills.
Chicago showcases homes of music icons Muddy Waters and Kanye West in this aerial series.
California's Coachella and Glastonbury show how festival costs have skyrocketed over the years.
Mai Khoi, Vietnam's 'Lady Gaga,' lives in fear under the Communist Party's repression today.
Woodstock, the iconic 1969 music festival, nearly faced cancellation due to logistical challenges and societal tensions in the United States at the time.
The video presents the winning submission to The New Yorker's Caption Contest Song Contest.
