Shaboozey’s ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ is now the longest running Hot Country No.1 song by a single artist — Happy Black History Month
The country star’s breakout single continues to dominate various music charts; oh my, good Lord. Shaboozey, the Virginia ...
When Roberta Flack got inside a song, she made it feel infinite
Among the biggest voices of her era, Roberta Flack launched her storied career at Mr. Henry’s, a small bar on Washington’s ...
A music professor breaks down Roberta Flack's Killing Me Softly with His Song
Roberta Flack did not write Killing Me Softly. There is some dispute about who did. Two music industry veterans were involved ...
Shaboozey's ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)' Is Now the Longest Hot Country Songs No. 1 by a Single Artist
Shaboozey orders up a 35th frame atop Billboard's multi-metric Hot Country Songs chart with his crossover smash, "A Bar Song ...
Morgan Wallen Sings to His Son About His Missteps and ‘Mugshot’ in Upcoming Song
Morgan Wallen isn’t hiding the truth from his son Indigo. On Monday, the country singer shared a clip of a new song titled ...
‘The White Lotus’ has a new theme song for Season 3, and fans are divided
The song is a departure from the first two seasons, mostly due to the fact that there are no vocals (though the accordion is ...
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Shaboozey’s Hot Country Songs Streak Officially Puts Him in Uncharted Territory
Marking a major year for Shaboozey, the country singer landed the longest No. 1 hit thanks to "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" ...
Setting the Bar High – Frank McNally on pubs called The Irish Times (and more songs about newspapers)
Most respectable newspapers have a network of overseas bureaus. This one is no exception. But a journalist could honestly ...
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How Shaboozey went from rapping about NASCAR to five Grammy nominations
Shaboozey's "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" also features a hook that blends with J-Kwon's beloved two-decade-old rap classic "Tipsy," while his Queen Bey duet "Sweet Honey Buckiin" beats with a thump like ...
Shaboozey wants record labels to have 'a conversation surrounding artists' financial health and well-being': 'We need supporters' (exclusive)
Shaboozey is using his fame to draw attention to how difficult it can be for emerging artists to handle their finances and a burgeoning music career.