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Ten million copies of "It Wasn't Me" were sold, transforming it into one of the first viral crossover hits in music history.
"Last Resort" by Papa Roach, initially inspired by a friend's struggle, became a personal anthem for lead singer Jacoby Shaddix during his own battles with mental health.
Brendan Brown reflects on how his song encapsulates a fantasy adolescence overshadowed by a tragic murder in his hometown, gaining unexpected acclaim abroad.
Sean Paul Henriques, a dancehall music icon from Kingston, Jamaica, reflects on his rise to fame and the impact of his hit song "Get Busy" on global music.
Clive Wearing has a memory span of only seven seconds due to severe amnesia caused by a virus that damaged his brain in 1985.
An experimental sci-fi rock band featuring a bass-playing Wookie and an acrobatic frog captivated Disneyland audiences for one unforgettable summer.
Nine young women at Star Empire Entertainment undergo rigorous training and face intense scrutiny as they strive to become a successful K-pop girl group.
In the early 1970s, three teenage brothers from Detroit formed a band called Death, pioneering punk music before the genre was officially recognized.
Natasha Bedingfield reflects on her hit 'Unwritten' and its viral TikTok dance in Ft Lauderdale.
The Baha Men experienced a meteoric rise to fame in the early 2000s with their hit song, which became a cultural staple in sports arenas and parties worldwide.
EXP Edition, the first non-Korean K-Pop group, faces backlash over cultural appropriation while challenging the norms of the $5 billion K-Pop industry.
Rapper Yung Lean navigates the complexities of fame, addiction, and mental health, sharing his personal journey toward recovery and self-acceptance.
Michael Jackson's death on June 25, 2009, was ruled a homicide, leading to the conviction of his physician, Conrad Murray, for involuntary manslaughter.
Roy Hargrove performed in Italy during his final tour, reflecting on his life and music while discussing themes of faith and mortality.
Delta 7 releases their first album for five pounds, channeling their grief and creativity into original music following the loss of a band member.
Coachella has hosted performances by major artists like Beyoncé, Radiohead, and Tupac Shakur since its inception in 1999 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California.
In the bustling streets of Palestine, musicians and artists create a vibrant cultural movement that transcends political restrictions and forges a collective identity.
The rise of amplified electric guitars and innovative rhythms in popular music signals a transformative shift for American youth and the global music scene.
Nearly half of all British clubs have closed in the last decade, prompting a resurgence of underground raves that challenge police crackdowns.
Revolutionary fervor and cultural transformation marked the winter of 1919, as Jazz and Cinema began to reshape the social landscape of America and Europe.
Trojan Records produced over 300 singles in the late 1960s and early 1970s, shaping the sound of reggae and influencing youth culture in Britain.
Komuso, enigmatic figures from Japan's past, are explored through their unique music and cultural significance, featuring insights from experts in shakuhachi.
The connection between sci-fi films and the technological policies of Soviet Russia reveals the socialist origins of electronic music and its cultural impact.
Louis Armstrong's rise to prominence in the Jazz Age highlights the significant contributions of trailblazers who navigated racial tensions in America.
Bergen's Black Metal scene is explored through its influential bands, controversial figures, and the cultural impact that shaped this unique genre.
Half of the Vienna Philharmonic performed in Auschwitz, where Jewish musicians played for their Nazi captors amid the horrors of the camp.
In a lakeside cottage in Canada, concert pianist Glenn Gould engages in conversation about composition with fellow musician Franz Kraemer while enjoying nature.
The winter of 1924 marks the end of Lenin and the Ottoman Caliphate while George Gershwin introduces a vibrant soundtrack to the Jazz Age.
MAGA Rap, an underground hip-hop scene, thrives in 2023 with artists promoting election denialism and pro-Trump messages, reflecting a unique cultural phenomenon.
At 18 years old, Madonna practiced dance in Michigan, unaware that in just seven years she would become a global superstar.
Eagles of Death Metal recount their harrowing experience during the November 13 Paris terror attacks at the Bataclan concert hall, where 90 lives were lost.
A Steinway concert grand piano is built over a 12-month period by 450 artisans, using approximately 12,000 individual parts to create a unique instrument.
Ibiza's allure as Europe's party capital is explored through its vibrant culture, iconic DJs, and the eclectic characters that define its nightlife.
Gloria Estefan shares her personal stories of fleeing Cuba, her rise to fame with the Miami Sound Machine, and her journey as a seven-time Grammy Award-winning artist.
Coldplay has sold over 100 million albums since their formation in London, making them one of the world's most popular musical acts.
Harry Nilsson was born Harry Edward Nilsson III on Father's Day, 1941, and struggled with personal demons throughout his life and career.
Gene Kelly died on February 2, 1996, at the age of 83, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence Broadway and dance today.
Shania Twain reflects on her iconic song "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" and its impact on music and culture during her Las Vegas residency.
On February 26, 1979, two musicians executed a ritual of dedication to find additional members for their band, which would later become Killing Joke.
Amy Winehouse's rise to fame through her album Back to Black is contrasted with her struggles against addiction, toxic relationships, and relentless media scrutiny.
Van Halen required promoters to remove all brown M&M's from their backstage rider to ensure attention to their contract details.
Sean Combs faces serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering, as insights from close allies and alleged victims reveal the complexities of his life.
Alex Rodriguez travels across America to explore the resurgence of vinyl record collecting, featuring insights from industry experts and fellow enthusiasts.
Thousands of black musicians fled the Jim Crow South during the Great Migration, seeking jobs and respect in Chicago, where gospel music was born.
Four women formed a band in 1976 that combined punk rock with reggae, challenging societal norms and paving the way for future female musicians.
Alice Cooper and Ozzy Osbourne appear alongside live performances from bands like Megadeth and Faster Pussycat in the late 1980s Los Angeles metal scene.
Caribbean hip hop artists reflect the realities of the cocaine trade, revealing the complex ties between music, trafficking, and colonial history.
147 components make up the electric guitar that James May reconstructs over six hours and 11 minutes, detailing each part's function along the way.
