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    MsMojo

    MsMojo

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    MsMojo produces original, high-quality pop culture-related videos on film & TV, celebrity, music,...

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Adam Lambert recommended track Zombie by The Cranberries in Something Else by The Cranberries in Music (curated)

 
Something Else by The Cranberries
Something Else by The Cranberries
2017 | Alternative
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Zombie by The Cranberries

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"It's such a cool song and it so represents that sound, the grunge of the 90s. I’ve just turned 37, so for me with the 90s’ I remember all the music that was out, I remember turning on MTV and seeing all the music videos and hearing all these songs. Rock videos were at their height at that point - at least in America - I know in the UK you had a little more pop than we did earlier on, but rock music was just everywhere. “This song reminds me of me coming out of adolescence and smoking cigarettes for the first time, trying rebellious teenage things like sneaking out of the house and going with my friends to the beach without our parents knowing; things that were kind of wrong. Now I look back, they were pretty harmless, but it was me kind of being a rebel for the first time as a teenager. “’Zombie’ reminds me of a couple of close friends. Actually, the girl that played it for me passed away about eight years later. It reminds me of her and that time."

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Colin Newman recommended Telstar by The Tornados in Music (curated)

 
Telstar by The Tornados
Telstar by The Tornados
1999 | Rock
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"I wasn’t even sure that I liked music in my early years. There was a massive generation gap between myself and my parents, and they didn’t get it at all. They had no concept of pop culture, so the music I heard when I was a child was all light entertainment. There was a round tin in the house with a picture of tulips on it that had some singles inside and they were all awful, like “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini.” It was all comedy. Just terrible. I wasn’t interested in it. But two things woke me up. One was “Telstar” by the Tornados. I heard it in a shop, and this person on the radio said, “This is the sound of the future.” That got my interest. I remember the squeaky organ sound, and it was all jolly exciting. Then the Beatles happened."

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Fatoumata Diawara recommended Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys in Music (curated)

 
Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys
Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys
2012 | Rhythm And Blues
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"I love Alicia Keys - the voice, and the fact that she plays an instrument. The image of a woman being in control of her instrument - it's not often something we see in pop music. We need to play instruments. It's important for our daughters in the future. If you know how to compose, you're free. You can be more than just a singer. You can compose for movies, theatre. You've got more opportunities, more freedom. I do a lot of things as well as music. People call me for other things, different projects. You're part of things that men can do. Because most of the time, projects get given to whoever can play an instrument. People will call you if they like your work. It doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman. The fact that you play an instrument gives you more credibility to work on other things."

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    New Forms by Ronnie Size

    New Forms by Ronnie Size

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    4CD hardcover DVD-style box of Roni Size’s Mercury Music Prize winning and platinum selling New...