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Atlantic Records had big plans for Tego Calderón. Upon signing a contract with the popular reggaetonero, the record company hoped its new... More >>
Having grown discouraged with the cutthroat practices of the record industry, Lisa M. decided it was time to investigate a career change. So in... More >>
There was a time when Latin pop was a fun and inventive proposition, when singers like José Feliciano and Joe Bataan constantly pushed the... More >>
One of last year's biggest hip-hop beefs occurred between celebrity mogul Diddy and reggaeton's leading man, Tego Calderón. It all began... More >>
In the mid-Seventies, Memphis DJ Rick Dees composed a novelty tune called "Disco Duck." That song turned out to be a massive hit and transformed... More >>
Like Christopher Lee's Dracula in the classic Hammer horror films from the early Sixties, speed metal cannot be killed off. Every time we think... More >>
It seems like there's some unwritten law dictating that all great American jazz performers must migrate to Paris in order to be appreciated back... More >>
Why see a tribute band when you can see the real thing? Well, when the real thing is U2, and nosebleed tickets go for about $85 each, a good... More >>
Electroclash was simply too retro for its own good. Why listen to Fischerspooner's carbon copy of "Blue Monday" when the original was still... More >>
It feels like any other morning at Calle Ocho's world-famous Domino Park. Groups of elderly guayabera-clad Cuban men play dominoes amid the usual... More >>
Remember back in 2002, around the time Rolling Stone magazine famously and lamely declared that rock was finally back, we were hit by an... More >>
The Strokes First Impressions of Earth (RCA) The Strokes were labeled the saviors of NYC's rock and roll scene in 2001. But... More >>
Only a few short years ago, a Wisin y Yandel album would have meant little to international hip-hop playas such as Ja Rule. How quickly things... More >>
