Throwback Thursday: Mandy Moore, ‘Candy’
Writer Mark Escalante revisits Mandy Moore’s sugary debut single, which turns 20 this month.
Throwback Thursday
Throwback Thursday: Ariana Grande, ‘Yours Truly’
Writer Joe Kadish revisits Grande’s first album, considering its stylistic stamps and early promise.
Throwback Thursday: Nate Ruess, ‘It Only Gets Much Worse’
Nearly four years ago, the fun. frontman delivered a stunning album of pain and loss, and this searing ballad is the cream of the crop.
Throwback Thursday: Utada Hikaru, ‘Simple and Clean’
Writer Chris Will reflects on this essential Kingdom Hearts video game track.
Throwback Thursday: Kacey Musgraves & Trent Dabbs, ‘Undermine’
Six years ago, Kacey Musgraves placed her boots right in the throat of country music. And she hasn’t looked back since.
Throwback Thursday: Katy Perry, ‘By the Grace of God’
B-Sides & Badlands take a look back at one of Katy Perry’s most emotional songs.
Throwback Thursday: Kelly Clarkson, ‘Catch My Breath’
Start 2019 off right by reclaiming your life to the tune of Kelly Clarkson’s 2012 hit single.
Throwback Thursday: Jaida Dreyer can’t lasso ‘Half Broke Horses’
Songwriter Jaida Dreyer recently won USA’s ‘Real Country’ show, and we now revisit one of her best songs.
Throwback Thursday: Joss Stone, ‘Son of a Preacher Man’
Revisit one of the most iconic and passionate performances post-2000.
Throwback Thursday: Maggie Rose, ‘Looking Back Now’
Revisit a song which should be considered a modern classic, a master display of song-craft and vocals.
Throwback Thursday: Nancy Sinatra, ‘Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)’
Revisit one of the most iconic performances of all time, from the great Nancy Sinatra.
Throwback Thursday: Edens Edge, self-titled debut album
Relive one of the most promising acts of modern country music and their astounding debut album.
Throwback Thursday: Brad Paisley & Alison Krauss, ‘Whiskey Lullaby’
Relive one of the greatest country songs of all time.
Throwback Thursday: Panic! at the Disco, ‘I Write Sins Not Tragedies’
Revisit this punk-rock band’s biggest hit.
Throwback Thursday: Eric Church & Lzzy Hale, ‘That’s Damn Rock & Roll’
Relive one of the greatest performances in country music history.
