As fans gear up to welcome new K-pop songs in 2025, there are many tracks from the genre that would turn 10 years old in the upcoming year.

Iggy Pop is singing the praises of Tyler, the Creator. On a new episode of the punk legend’s BBC 6 Music radio show, Iggy ...

During a crowded year in pop, these 20 songs still managed to stand out, and evolve the sound and approach of the artists behind them. Imagine a world in which any of these songs — or all of them!

This makes talking about the year in pop kind of hard! Was the summer ruled by Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso,” a concoction made in a lab to max out every possible Song Of The Summer vibe?

Perhaps one of the most beautiful things about Korean popular music right now is that many South Korean artists don’t have to be extremely popular in their home country in order to make it big.

The song is so ubiquitous and well-known that it was one of the first songs broadcast from space when astronauts on the Gemini 6 spacecraft performed a version for mission control in 1965. “Jingle ...

Thanks to the power of social media and film syncs, classic songs are getting reintroduced to a new generation of fans. What songs are currently trending online? Well, the path to virality, chart ...

The 1990s were a smorgasbord of pop songs, good and bad. Pop has evolved in countless ways over the years, but there are still some staples that have held on as the decades passed. Here are four ...

I consumed new music one song at a time. Here are some of my favorites. Women in pop music had a historic amount of fun this year. Camila Cabello’s latest album, “C, XOXO” was an ...

It’s not going to win any awards for originality anytime soon – but that’s not what any of us want from a Christmas song. In 2015, Kylie – having already mastered pop music – decided to turn her hand ...

The Guardian recently released an article stating that The Killers' hit song "Mr. Brightside" has become the most streamed and beloved song in the UK without ever reaching No. 1. This got us thinking, ...

Shared through platforms like YouTube and X, the so-called “protest playlist” includes everything from K-pop hits beloved by younger Koreans, to traditional protest songs that were the anthems ...