Top 5 Tracks in Stranger Things Season 5 That Everyone Is Listening To

Out of nowhere, old tunes are climbing the charts again. A fresh season of a popular show gave them a second life. Think of how Pusoy Dos holds attention – not by flash, but by feel. These songs work much the same way. Context comes from scenes and stories on screen. Yet what really sticks isn’t the plot—it’s the sound. Decades-old songs now pulse through headphones worldwide. Not because they’re trendy, but because they still matter. A few tracks stand out – ‘Upside Down’ by Diana Ross, then ABBA’s ‘Fernando’, which caught fire too. Think of The Chordettes’ ‘Mr. Sandman’, a quiet hit that kept growing. Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’ showed up different, deep, and lasting. David Bowie closed strong with ‘Heroes’, ringing loud through time.

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V&A Announces It Will Secure The Archive Of David Bowie For The Nation

Major gift and donation to help V&A secure David Bowie’s archive for the nation with more than 80,000 items spanning six decades of the cultural icon’s career to be made available to the public for the first time.

Nolen Sellwood Doesn’t Think He’s Worthy ‘To Be Saved’ But We Disagree

‘To Be Saved’ is the new single from Nolen Sellwood, from his upcoming debut album, ‘Otherwise’. The artist, from Prior Lake, Minnesota, might still be in high school but age is clearly no barrier to talent.

David Bowie World Fan Convention 2023 Announces Speakers

The 2023 DAVID BOWIE WORLD FAN CONVENTION promises a weekend of stardust-spangled grandeur on June 17-18, 2023 at New York City’s Terminal 5. With preparations well under way, the excitement grows with the first announcement of special guest speakers and presenters.

David Bowie To Be Honoured On The Music Walk Of Fame In Camden

Universal Pictures, Warner Music and London’s prestigious Music Walk of Fame have revealed they will be honouring icon David Bowie with a stone on the Camden based trail that honours artists and trailblazers from around the globe.

We Had Five Years Left To Cry In: Ireland’s Circuit3 Speaks To Us About The Climate, Injustice, Inequality, And The Space Race

Lisa reviews Irish synthpop artist Circuit3’s new album, ‘Technology For The Youth’, ahead of its release tomorrow, and speaks to Peter Fitzpatrick, the man behind the synths.

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DARK CABARET – New York’s London Plane Land Goth-Tinged Sophomore Album ‘Bright Black’

Dark passions, personal grief and the rise of right-wing populism provide the fuel for Black Bright, the new release by goth/post-punk rockers London Plane….

Teaser Trailer And Key Art Have Been Released For ‘Moonage Daydream’, A Film By Brett Morgen

Coming to cinemas worldwide in September this year, ‘Moonage Daydream’, from Brett Morgen, presents a genre defying immersion into the art and sounds of David Bowie.

‘The Best of Bowie’ Tour Kicks Off In Early March Featuring Heaven 17 Vocalist Glenn Gregory And All-Star Band Holy Holy.

This March, lead vocalist Glenn Gregory, an 80’s icon himself, will take to the stage to celebrate the music of one of his idols, the legendary David Bowie.

CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF DAVID BOWIE WITH TWO LIMITED-TIME POP-UP EXPERIENCES BEGINNING OCTOBER 25, 2021

“Now you’ve met The London Boys, things seem good again” & “New York’s A Go-Go” As the David Bowie Estate launches Bowie 75, a year-long celebration marking David Bowie’s 75th birthday, with the openings of two curated experiential pop-up shops – one at the site of the earliest confirmed Ziggy Stardust sighting, and one in the adopted hometown where Bowie’s final album ★ (pronounced “Blackstar”) was created.

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ACCESS ALL AREAS – TIJ’s Barry Snaith On His Punk Past And New Collaboration With Online ‘Ninja’ and Public Domain Activist Carl Malamud

For 30 years now, Carl Malamud’s been waging a mission to make public information free and accessible. It’s a campaign that’s landed the internet…

Trouble In Mind: Moby Releases ‘Reprise’, A Re-Imagining Of His Classic ‘Play’ Album On Deutsche Grammophon Along With Documentary ‘Moby Doc’ – Both Out Today

Mention Moby and I can guarantee that you will instantly have running through your head his song, ‘Natural Blues’, from his 1999 album, ‘Play’. Back then the track featured a sample vocal from folk singer, Vera Hall, singing ‘Trouble So Hard’, which Moby found on a boxed set of folk music, collected by field recorder, Alan Lomax.