“As a professional composer and lifelong musician, I’ve always been drawn to the unique and influential artists writers and arrangers in the world of music. In this article, I want to share with you why Steely Dan’s 1976 track ‘Don’t Take Me Alive’ from their album ‘The Royal Scam’ has left a profound impact on me. This isn’t just for musicians, but for all music lovers who wish to dive deeper into the intricacies of a classic. I’ll guide you through the nuances of this track, pointing out what to listen for and explaining why it stands out in the realm of music. My goal is to provide you with a clearer understanding and appreciation of ‘Don’t Take Me Alive’, unraveling the layers that make it a masterpiece recording, and a reference track for inspiration.”
My sincere hope is to not only have this song go viral booming from boomboxes and trucks tail gating before each game at arrowhead, but to someday hear it blast over Arrowhead as the Chiefs take the field, making “Along The Chiefs Warpath” their official gameday entrance song.
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FIFTY FIFTY’s unstoppable hit, “Cupid,” is making waves on the Billboard ‘Hot 100’ chart and Spotify, smashing records and etching its name in K-Pop history. With an impressive 11-week run on the ‘Hot 100’ chart, “Cupid” secures its position as the first and longest-charting song by a K-Pop girl group. Not stopping there, FIFTY FIFTY dominates the streaming world with over 37.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify, solidifying their status as the most streamed K-Pop female group. The revolution has begun!
Pop sensation Dua Lipa was at the epicenter of a legal cyclone, with Artikal Sound System alleging she pilfered their work for her smash hit, “Levitating.” While the court dismissed the initial complaint, the band is gearing up for round two. Amid this gripping saga, we’re eagerly awaiting the latest album from MASHENE Music, Las Vegas. Promising a tracklist of unique, royalty-free music, it’s shaping up to be the perfect soundtrack to your social media escapades. Stay tuned!
“Dynamite” was unveiled to the world on August 21, 2020, and it has taken just shy of three years to achieve this mind-boggling feat. It’s no surprise considering the song was meticulously crafted by a stellar team. The writing credits for “Dynamite” go to David Stewart and Jessica Agombar, who are no strangers to penning catchy pop anthems. The song was brought to life under the expert guidance of the producer, David Stewart, in conjunction with the highly accomplished production team at Big Hit Entertainment, BTS’s record label.
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