The lyrics of this Electric Light Orchestra’s “Turn to Stone” are not the easiest to understand in their entirety. But the chorus (as well as third verse) does make it pretty clear that what we’re...
Disturbed’s “Hey You” is a song which is meant to induce the act of self-reflection in the listener. Draiman has concluded that the last couple of years of American history, if you will – with...
The title of this song is derived from a line in the chorus where the vocalist likens his relationship with the addressee to being “in an emotional blender”. In other words, as implied this is...
“Layla” is classified under a subgenre known of Ballermann, which is apparently, if this piece is to be taken as an example, defined by the type of simple, repetitive lyrics we usually find in house...
Pink is sort of an elder stateswoman in the pop game. Relatively speaking, she’s a bit up there in age yet at the same time is often categorized with singers from the younger generation. So perhaps...
Charlie Puth’s “Left and Right” is a pretty simple song, one in which the thesis sentiment revolves around the vocalist(s) missing the addressee, who is his ex. More specifically to what’s being expressed, the thing...
One thing that can be said about Conan Gray is that he’s a sensitive artist. For example, image-wise he relies heavily on black as opposed to vibrant colors. Or put otherwise, Gray doesn’t come off as...
Footnotes are those annotations you find sometimes, in smaller print, at the bottom of a page of text, especially in terms of academic writings. They are not part of the main text itself, or let’s...
For those of you who may not know, Drake was actually a tenured professional actor before becoming a global music star. From 2001 to 2008 he portrayed one of the main characters, “Jimmy Brooks”, on...
The title of this song (“Texts Go Green”) has something to do with the way Apple devices, i.e. the premiere handheld telecommunications’ gadgets currently on the market, tend to display text messages. And apparently, what...