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Managing editor @Genius. Author of 'Hell of a Hat: The Rise of '90s Ska and Swing,' out now on @psupress. Order: bit.ly/2Pmt3RC
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BTS Won’t Submit Their Music For Next Year’s Grammys

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By Ken Partridge Verified
| Genius Verified
The move comes after the Recording Academy announced plans to introduce a Best Asian Pop Music Performance category. Back in June, the Recording Academy announced plans to add five new categories at the 2027 Grammys, including Best Asian Pop Music Performance.
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Kylie Cantrall Feeds The Rumor Mill With New Song “Space Between”

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By Ken Partridge Verified
| Flipboard
11 hours ago There’s a new horse in Orville Peck’s stable. After releasing the 2020 EP Show Pony and the 2022 album Bronco, he’s back with Mule, which arrives on September 18 via Warner. He teased the album with the Emmylou Harris, Noah Cyrus, and Allison Russell-featuring “Prologue (Eulogy of a Man Turned Mule)” …
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JAŸ-Z Musical Director Adam Blackstone Explains How Those Yankee Stadium Shows Came Together

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By Ken Partridge Verified
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During his historic three-night run at Yankee Stadium last weekend, JAŸ-Z welcomed more than a dozen special guests, including Beyoncé, Rihanna, Eminem, Nas, and his own daughter Blue Ivy. With each surprise cameo, Hov’s red-hot live band made all the necessary transitions, making it feel like the shows had been built and rehearsed around those viral moments. But that was not necessarily the case.
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