Before they were making the mellowest music of the 1970s, Seals and Croft were making "ungodly" music alongside Glen Campbell.

The special exhibition of the Lehman Collection, owned by the New York Metropolitan Museum, will be held at the National ...

“Within pretty much a day's time I had a piano riff for what would become Cornflake Girl,” she explained in the liner notes ...

Find relaxation and help your babies to sleep better thanks to this new piano music playlist. 30 minutes of pure soothing music to improve your relaxation! Soft Piano Music for Sleeping Babies, ...

Steinway is a well-known name that’s music to a lot of people’s ears in Queens, including Steinway Street, one of the borough’s main thoroughfares, and the ...

New research reveals a sharp contrast in AI's workplace impact. MIT determined that AI can handle 11.7% of US job tasks, putting over a trillion dollars in wages at risk. A groundbreaking report from ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. David Ball of Soft Cell, whose delectably sleazy synth-pop arrangement drove that English duo’s 1981 hit “Tainted ...

British music producer and instrumentalist Dave Ball, best known as one half of the pioneering synth-pop duo Soft Cell, has died. He was 66. Ball, who had been battling health issues in recent years, ...

Soft Cell, the synth-pop duo made of vocalist Marc Almond and instrumentalist David Ball, had a huge anniversary on Sept. 5, celebrating 43 years since their cover of "Tainted Love" hit the No. 1 spot ...

As technology like generative AI reshapes the workplace, it’s easy to assume that pursuing greater technical competence will help ensure a long and lucrative career. Additionally, by this logic, firms ...

The United States and China increasingly compete with each other around the world — both in terms of hard power and soft power. In the last two decades, China has shown increasing interest in ...

Local artist Dumah Morgan will reveal "Weaver the Piano" at Judson Mill District on August 12. The event is part of the Please Play Me Pianos project, a non-profit showcasing artist-designed pianos.