Frank Sinatra was far more than the swaggering leader of the “Rat Pack” or the unmistakable voice behind “New York, New York.” He helped elevate popular music into an art form. As Eric Comstock, co-creator and performer of Our Sinatra: a Musical Celebration, observes, “No one did more to make pop music an art form.” This lively production proves his point.
Burt Bacharach made sophistication sound effortless. Songs such as “I Say a Little Prayer” and “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” invite an easy singalong, yet their unusual time signatures, surprising chord changes, and demanding vocal ranges can expose an unprepared performer. In ‘Going Bacharach: The Songs of an Icon,’ the singers and musicians meet those challenges with style, precision, and control.
It’s rather crazy to think that in just less than a years’ time the public has developed a keen sensibility for a new keyword in their vocabulary – NFT.
It is a proven fact that people love to visit where Hollywood has been.
The entertainment world continues to strive to get back on its feet.
To speak to someone who is normally fully employed in entertainment during the pandemic can be rather depressing.
HBO’s “Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children” premiered Sunday, April 5th at 8 p.m. ET.
NYC based DJ Training and artist development facility, Tin Pan Alley Studios, will be holding an open house tomorrow – Monday, 17th of October – for those who are interested in pursuing their interest in electronic music production. Entry will be guaranteed through RSVP (link provided)!
We’re focusing on magnificent productions this week, starting from the hugely anticipated new Crystal Castles track to a critically acclaimed cloud-rap hit by Clams Casino.