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Freelance Journalist, @NME 'Does Rock 'N' Roll Kill Braincells?' columnist ✉ garyryanfreelance@gmail.com

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10cc’s Graham Gouldman: “Doja Cat helped bring our music to a different audience”

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By Gary Ryan Verified
| Flipboard
Doja Cat Hits No. 1 For The First Time With Her Exciting New Album Doja Cat is back on the charts globally with her new album Vie. The set sees the singer and rapper exploring sonic trends from the ’80s and ’90s and once again blending hip-hop, R&B, and pop into her signature sound, which has made her into one of the hottest and most interesting names in the music …
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Back for good: the triumphant revival of girlbands and boybands

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By Gary Ryan Verified
| PRS M Magazine
Miranda Cooper couldn’t sleep after watching the reunited Girls Aloud perform live last year. As chief songwriter at Xenomania, the rebellious pop production collective overseen by Brian Higgins, Miranda was behind all 21 of the girlband’s UK top 10 singles. These innovative tracks shredded the pop rulebook, turning Girls Aloud into the biggest-selling girl group of the 21st century.
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Bambie Thug: 'Rebel County' renegade

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By Gary Ryan Verified
| PRS M Magazine
Bambie Thug became Eurovision’s latest breakout star in 2024. Dressed as a horned demon amid a circle of candles containing a pentagram, the pop-disruptor sang Ireland’s entry Doomsday Blue — a blistering exorcism of hyperpop, metal and rock — as 163 million viewers watched on. The performance placed Bambie at sixth on the final leaderboard, earning Ireland its highest Eurovision finish in nearly 25 years.
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