#NowPlaying “If I Had a Gun…” by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. On Noel’s birthday, it’s only right to spotlight this soaring heartbreaker. Lush and cinematic, it’s everything he does best—melancholy wrapped in melody, with a touch of swagger. “If I had a gun, I’d shoot a

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#NowPlaying April Skies by The Jesus and Mary Chain. A shimmering, melancholic anthem wrapped in fuzz and reverb.

#NowPlaying “I Want You Back” by The Jackson 5. That opening bassline? Instantly iconic. Michael’s voice? Pure emotion in a pint-sized powerhouse. It’s a break-up anthem disguised as a sugar rush—bittersweet, urgent, and impossibly catchy. “Oh baby, give me one more chance…” —

#NowPlaying “Patience” by Chris Cornell. A haunting, stripped-back take on the Guns N’ Roses classic, infused with vulnerability and soul. Cornell’s voice—raw and aching—turns the song into something quieter, deeper. “Shed a tear ‘cause I’m missing you…” takes on a whole new

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#NowPlaying “Gigantic” by Pixies. A slow-burning anthem built around Kim Deal’s iconic bassline and breathy vocals. It’s dreamy, a little dirty, and totally hypnotic. “Gigantic… a big, big love” isn’t just a catchy hook—it’s a nod to a taboo love story

This was David Bowie's farewell videoclip 💔 Bowie kept giving it his all until the very last moment. That's what makes the difference between a musician and a legend.

Fly well Sly Stone One of a kind

GOOD MORNING and THANK YOU SLY✊🏾❤️

#NowPlaying “God Only Knows” by The Beach Boys. Few songs capture love—and vulnerability—so purely. Brian Wilson poured his soul into this, layering harmonies like prayer and melancholy like sunlight through stained glass. “I may not always love you…” — and yet it feels eternal.

a moment they will never forget Paul Simonon from The Clash singing The Guns Of Brixton This is absolutely class

Happy 83rd birthday, Sir Paul McCartney!

#NowPlaying “Blackbird” by The Beatles. Just Paul, a guitar, and the weight of a moment. Inspired by the civil rights movement, it’s both gentle and defiant—“You were only waiting for this moment to arise.” A lullaby for justice. A protest wrapped in poetry. Today we celebrate