Janis Joplin’s “Ball and Chain” at Monterey Pop: The 1967 Performance That Made the World Pay Attention 
Banda El Recodo’s ‘Bum Bum Bum’ Still Hits the Dance Floor | Song Choice of the Day 
Young Ejecta’s “Your Planet” Turns Grief Into Euphoric Synth-Pop 
Song Choice of the Day: Icona Pop & Daya Turn “Ritual” Into a Dancefloor Release 
Amy Winehouse’s Rare 2004 North Sea Jazz Festival Set Is Pure Early-Era Magic 
Song Choice of the Day: Franz Ferdinand & Sparks “Dictator’s Son” 
Back in 2008, Solange Knowles dropped a gem with “I Decided” from her second studio album, Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams. This track is a fun blend of retro vibes and modern flair, featuring hand-claps from The Supremes’ 1964 hit “Where Did Our Love Go” and a melody inspired by Martha and the Vandellas’ 1963 classic “(Love Is Like a) Heat Wave.”
Released as the album’s lead single on April 22, 2008, “I Decided” takes us on a nostalgic trip with Solange’s unique twist. Let’s groove below!
Lana Del Rey Debuts “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter” Live in Singapore 
65 Years Ago, Ray Charles Took “Hit the Road Jack” to No. 1 
Blondie Return With “High Noon” — First New Album in Nine Years, Hear “Spectral Eyes” Now 
Sunday Come Thru Vocals: Lykke Li “Lucky Again (Horse Meat Disco Remix)” + Marlon Hoffstadt & Rose Gray “My Darlin’” 
ROSALÍA Delivers Show-Stopping “Reliquia” and “Magnolias” Performances on SNL 
Fontaines D.C. Take Over KROQ’s Sound Space With an Intimate Los Angeles Set 
Keyshia Cole’s “Love” Is 20 — Rewatch the Benny Boom Video Starring Tyrese 
Fontaines D.C. Shuffle Their Music Library for Rolling Stone — From The National to Elvis Costello 
Mariah Carey’s “Loverboy (Remix)” Returns in Pristine 4K — Glitter Gets Its MTV Clarity Back 
Lana Del Rey and Chris Isaak Revisit “Wicked Game” in Haunting Hollywood Bowl Duet 
Count Lorry and the Biters’ “Frankenstein Stomp” Is a Creepy Halloween Dance Delight 
Zephyring 46 Years Ago, INXS Unleashed Their Rowdy Self-Titled Debut Album 
