Drake is back with an exciting new drop from his upcoming album, ‘Iceman’. What are the lyrics to Drake’s latest track, ‘What ...

America the Beautiful” by Katharine Lee Bates is as much critique as celebration, writes documentary filmmaker. While Bates’ first verse celebrates America’s beauty, the other three ask us to fully ...

A decade after Adele’s ‘25’ defined modern ballads, its legacy still lingers as fans question whether it marked the end of ...

Alison Goldfrapp, one half of British duo Goldfrapp, has released “Hey Hi Hello,” the fourth single ahead of her new solo ...

About the Song “Hello” by Adele came out on October 23, 2015, as part of her album 25. The song talks about looking back at old memories and wanting to make peace after a relationship ends.

Known for hit songs like “Rolling in the Deep,” “Hello,” and “Easy on Me,” she has sold over 170 million records, making her one of the world’s most successful music artists.

Adele doesn’t release songs that often, but when she does, the world listens. The “Rumour Has It” singer gave us some of the best songs of the 2010s and 2020s, but not all of her tracks were ...

While many people on Twitter were quick to point out Adele's confusion, I'd like to focus on her reaction to “Kill Bill.” In the song, SZA debates whether or not to commit murder before ending ...

Much like Adele has formatted her storyline of songs throughout her life, here’s a chronological look at some of her best songs through the ages. 10. “Hometown Glory” (2008) Written by Adele ...

From there, Adele spills on the tea on the stories behind some of her most touching on hits such as “Easy on Me,” “Hello,” “Chasing Pavements,” “Someone Like You” and more.

Adele's song, "Easy On Me," was her first release from the album '30.' But what do the song lyrics mean? Read here for the meaning of "Easy On Me." ...

Adele’s ‘Oh My God’ is the next single from her album '30' and the lyrics are as memorable as the rest of the EP. Adele made her grand comeback at the end of last year but she’s not done ...