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- Eleni Peta
- Mira (Bulgaria)
- Kenji Sawada
- Seirei no moribito (OST)
- Felicia Weathers
- Vincent Cavanagh
- Queen Naija
- Fences
- Wesley Safadão
- Léo Santana
- Raashi Sood
- March songs
- Something In The Rain (OST)
- Cookie Run: Kingdom (OST)
- PLT (PLanetarium Records)
- The Walker Brothers
- Seakret
- OV
- Boris Gardiner
- JUNE (PLT)
- Yaroslav Sumishevskij
- Periklis Perakis
- 4EY The Future
- Chanel West Coast
- Esil Dyuran
- Janet Devlin
- Charlie Charles
- Lupe Fiasco
- Akina Nakamori
- Rotimi
- Dan Wilson
- Micky
- Metin Öztem
- My Secret Terrius (OST)
- Stefka Sabotinova
- Alpha 5.20
- Papatinho
- Jota Quest
- Dino Franco & Mouraí
- Myss Keta
- Rikeal
- Panta.Q
- Tha Supreme
- Jung Jin Woo
- Vinida
- Stranger 2 (OST)
- Anzen Chitai
- Vitão
- Tokischa
- Alisa Supronova
- Lulu Santos
- One Spring Night (OST)
- Irina Florin
- Ashanti
- B. J. Thomas
- Roddy Ricch
- Lyuben Karavelov
- Guo Ding
- Mick Jenkins
- Laura Michelle Kelly
- Dany Krastan Sanchez
- Boz Scaggs
- Mylena Jardim
- Lost and Found (OST)
- The Last Empress (OST)
- Eve (USA)
- Hanyang Diaries (OST)
- Fahrenhaidt
- Mc Zaac, Anitta, Tyga
- Chris Doerk
- Pressa
- Wishing for Happiness (OST)
- Yōko Oginome
- Dinah Jane
- Matheus & Kauan
- Chloe x Halle
- Os Saltimbancos
- Luca (OST)
- Moti (모티)
- Uschi Brüning
- Leonardo
- Kell Smith
- Anastasia Moutsatsou
- Luísa Sonza
- Eric Silver
- Chrisette Michele
- Sadegh
- Time (OST)
- Morten Harket
- Mila J
- Gemitaiz & MadMan
- Theodoris Katsaris
- Jerry Vale
- Pentakill
- Joan Osborne
- Kranium
- Kent Şarkıları
- Why Don't We
- 4 In Love
- 18 [Spanish translation]
- 18 lyrics
- A.M [Italian translation]
- A.M [Swedish translation]
- Act My Age [Lithuanian translation]
- 18 [Hindi translation]
- A.M [Greek translation]
- A.M [Turkish translation]
- Act My Age [Croatian translation]
- A.M [Chinese translation]
- 18 [Spanish translation]
- 18 [French translation]
- 18 [German translation]
- 18 [Swedish translation]
- Act My Age [Spanish translation]
- Your Voice and My Voice [Más que dos] lyrics
- 18 [Japanese translation]
- 18 [Korean translation]
- A.M [Hungarian translation]
- Yo soy así [Turkish translation]
- A.M [Slovenian translation]
- Yo soy así [Turkish translation]
- A.M [Hebrew translation]
- A.M [Serbian translation]
- Act My Age [Portuguese translation]
- 18 [Romanian translation]
- A.M [Persian translation]
- A.M [Spanish translation]
- 18 [Greek translation]
- Act My Age [Slovenian translation]
- Yo soy así [Greek translation]
- A.M [Albanian translation]
- 18 [Dutch translation]
- 18 [Hungarian translation]
- 18 [French translation]
- A.M [German translation]
- A.M [Arabic translation]
- 18 [Danish translation]
- 18 [Serbian translation]
- Act My Age [Turkish translation]
- A.M [Finnish translation]
- A.M lyrics
- A.M [Turkish translation]
- A.M [Romanian translation]
- 18 [Arabic translation]
- 18 [Romanian translation]
- 18 [Latvian translation]
- A.M [Croatian translation]
- Yo soy así [Turkish translation]
- Act My Age [French translation]
- Yo soy así [Hungarian translation]
- A.M [Indonesian translation]
- Act My Age [Greek translation]
- Act My Age [Italian translation]
- 18 [Turkish translation]
- Act My Age [Hungarian translation]
- 18 [Finnish translation]
- Act My Age [Russian translation]
- A.M [Russian translation]
- Yo soy así [Greek translation]
- 18 [Croatian translation]
- 18 [Indonesian translation]
- Act My Age lyrics
- A.M [French translation]
- 18 [Slovenian translation]
- Act My Age [Serbian translation]
- 18 [Bulgarian translation]
- Act My Age [Albanian translation]
- A.M [Turkish translation]
- Act My Age [Romanian translation]
- Yo soy así [Russian translation]
- 18 [Russian translation]
- Yo soy así [Romanian translation]
- 18 [Hebrew translation]
- A.M [Romanian translation]
- Yo soy así [Turkish translation]
- A.M [Hindi translation]
- 18 [Portuguese translation]
- Yo soy así [Portuguese translation]
- 18 [Lithuanian translation]
- A.M [Malay translation]
- Act My Age [Bulgarian translation]
- 18 [Turkish translation]
- Yo soy así [French translation]
- 18 [Spanish translation]
- Act My Age [Dutch translation]
- 18 [Spanish translation]
- A.M [Korean translation]
- 18 [Albanian translation]
- A.M [Lithuanian translation]
- Act My Age [Finnish translation]
- Act My Age [German translation]
- 18 [Italian translation]
- A.M [Portuguese translation]
- 18 [Romanian translation]
- A.M [French translation]
- Alive lyrics
- Act My Age [Turkish translation]
- 18 [German translation]
- 18 [Croatian translation]
- On Laid, Brian Eno helped James find its footing
- On The Man Who Sold The World, David Bowie found his career blueprint
- 2014: The (belated) year in band names
- When Bundled Bowels met Gruesome Toilet: The 2015 year in band names
- The A.V. Club boils Blur’s entire career down to a one-hour mix
- Janet Jackson’s Janet proved authenticity can hold its own against artistry
- With “Sex And Candy,” Marcy Playground turned disco gibberish into alternative gold
- On Sparkle And Fade, Everclear found universality in drug-addled intimacy
- For Smokey Robinson, A Quiet Storm was also a perfect one
- 60 minutes of Madonna that show why she matters, as a musician and a cultural figure
- 60 minutes of James Brown being super bad
- 60 minutes of music that sum up LCD Soundsystem
- The Replacements in 60 rebellious, romantic minutes
- With his warm, breezy Southern Nights, Allen Toussaint humbly claimed his due
- The Doors perfectly captures cultural and personal disillusionment
- Fight the Power Hour with 60 minutes that capture Public Enemy
- With Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, Outkast heralded the decline of gangster rap
- Band Of Gypsys was Jimi Hendrix’s funky contractual obligation
- Brothers And Sisters found The Allman Brothers Band wandering into uncertain territory
- Solomon Burke’s Don’t Give Up On Me was a soul resurrection done right
- Keith Moon’s death blunted—but didn’t end—The Who’s greatness
- With Nine Lives, Aerosmith managed one last gasp of greatness
- With Wildflowers, Tom Petty took brilliant advantage of a clean slate
- With Jar Of Flies, Alice In Chains unleashed an accidental masterpiece
- With Otis Blue, Otis Redding changed the landscape of soul music
- With Glass Houses, Billy Joel attempted to overhaul his image
- Dead at 26, Baby Huey left the world one grand LP
- With Blood On The Tracks, Bob Dylan bid an angry, ragged farewell to his wife
- Celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s dark folk masterpiece
- Townes Van Zandt finally came to life on Live At The Old Quarter
- Forever Changes is a stunning indictment of The Summer Of Love
- Travis’ The Man Who paved the way for Coldplay’s sensitivity
- Bright music and dark words define The Mountain Goats
- The Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There For You” was a golden albatross
- Don McLean offered the world a big old slice of American Pie
- U2’s electronic-heavy Pop deserves more respect for its risk-taking
- “The Power Of Love” gave Huey Lewis And The News pop culture immortality
- Haddaway’s “What Is Love” is the one-hit wonder that keeps hitting home
- Americans were bound to hate The Streets’ Original Pirate Material
- Duran Duran’s “A View To A Kill” propelled James Bond into the modern world
- The A.V. Club compresses They Might Be Giants’ 30-year career into 60 minutes
- 60 minutes of music that sum up art-punk pioneers Wire
- With “West End Girls,” Pet Shop Boys set a high standard for U.K. hip-hop
- Mellon Collie foretold both glory and doom for The Smashing Pumpkins
- Taylor Swift’s hit-packed career compressed into just 60 essential minutes
- Nine Inch Nails’ The Downward Spiral captured an aggressive zeitgeist
- With Lateralus, Tool built a monument to metal’s evolution
- Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell is a lesson in the unfortunate power of nostalgia
- With Life Won’t Wait, Rancid nearly made good on its Clash-inspired promise
- With When I Was Cruel, Elvis Costello made a return to formlessness
- On Commitment, Bobby Darin became a folkie radical
- Warp’s Artificial Intelligence compilation predicted the sounds of today, yesterday
- The Built To Spill Power Hour
- 60 minutes of Daft Punk’s prime robot funk
- Ratatat’s debut is a time capsule from a Brooklyn bedroom
- The Stones’ Sticky Fingers invented Southern rock
- New Radicals’ only hit, “You Get What You Give,” was secretly influential
- Madonna’s Like A Prayer remains a provocative, substantial pop record
- With The Divine Miss M, Bette Midler went from bathhouses to The Tonight Show
- Michael Jackson’s “You Are Not Alone” is creepier and sadder than you think
- With Electric Youth, Debbie Gibson spoke to and for teen girls everywhere
- 60 minutes of music that sum up the venerable, ornery Neil Young
- Harvey Milk captured the depressive pulse of blue-collar America
- “We Didn’t Start The Fire” was an accidental hit that captured craziness
- Men At Work’s “Who Can It Be Now?” blurs the line between private and crazy
- Before their masterpiece, the Minutemen asked What Makes A Man Start Fires?
- Usher’s Confessions rode fictionalized scandal to the top of the charts
- LL Cool J’s Radio and the genesis of Def Jam
- After Illmatic, Nas had to return to Earth
- With Dirty Mind, Prince dropped the double entendres
- Tori Amos confronted taboos and reclaimed her power with Under The Pink
- With The Predator, Ice Cube turned cultural turmoil into chart-topping success
- When great records breed bad followers: The ups and downs of Van Halen
- The Replacements and the legacy of Let It Be
- We Are The World united America’s biggest pop stars to make us feel better
- With “Mr. Big Stuff,” Jean Knight recorded a feminist anthem
- Doggystyle changed the way hip-hop reckoned with nostalgia
- Songs From Northern Britain proves that sometimes nice bands finish last
- If you can do the Bartman, you’re bad like Michael Jackson
- Calexico brought its myriad influences into harmony with Feast Of Wire
- Robert Palmer’s “Addicted To Love” helped define the MTV era
- Coldplay’s X&Y was its first very bad album—and its first no. 1
- Return To The 36 Chambers reinvented the solo record in its eccentric creator’s image
- Encore, once considered Eminem’s worst, stands as satire within chaos
- Before they were robots, Daft Punk were failed rockers with electronic dreams
- Kanye West’s sophomore album reinvents everything that made him great
- Exit Planet Dust gave electronic music the rock-star treatment
- The Stones blended slavery, sex, and (maybe) heroin in “Brown Sugar”
- 35 years of New Order in 60 short minutes
- Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham made a fine pop record pre-Fleetwood Mac
- 20 years later, Blind Melon’s maligned Soup deserves another taste
- Separation Sunday is the gospel according to The Hold Steady
- Iggy Pop finds the Raw Power of punk’s convictions
- With Hot Fuss, The Killers caused (and defined) a scene
- With “Shoop,” Salt-N-Pepa took control professionally and sexually
- Floor told metal dudes that it’s okay to be boy crazy
- Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill was a powerful, DIY feminist statement
- With the La Bamba soundtrack, America got the chance to right some wrongs
- It’s five against one with 60 minutes that define Pearl Jam
- From Elvis In Memphis is the only Elvis Presley record you need
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