This is where A.R. Rahman really flexes his world-music muscles, taking his boundary-smashing vision global. His title track for the Andrew Lloyd Webber-produced London musical Bombay Dreams is  …

Soul Asylum started out as a rabid pack of road dogs happy to jump in a van and howl out some manic-edged, punk-schooled rock 'n' roll. Their shaggy-haired, flannel-flying image, hard-edged sound, extr …

Even in the midst of their most savage rock 'n' roll frenzy, Soul Asylum could always slip a slow slider over the plate. "Lonely for You," with its waltz-time feel, walks an elegant melody and handsome …

From Limp Bizkit to Rage Against The Machine, the influence of Suicidal Tendencies' musical rebellion has spread far and wide since they first exploded into being in the early '80s. Outlaws at heart, t …

Time rang heavy changes on the sound of Suicidal Tendencies. The rampaging rage channeled into carefully controlled bursts of jackhammer thrash on "Trip At the Brain" signaled the full force of their p …

She's a modern-day classic, a dancing, singing movie star, fashion icon, and business-savvy superstar with an eye for new American talent. She appeals to everyone from wide-eyed tweeners to their grand …

The beauty of a triple-threat Jennifer Lopez is that she can - and does - do it all, making music for any occasion, even in two different lenguas. So while an all-inclusive love song, like "Amarte Es T …

When the first reggae GRAMMY was finally handed out in 1984, Black Uhuru snatched the statuette on the strength of its poppiest songs yet. "Solidarity" steps out of the shade and into sunny synthesizer …

As talented as today's beat conductors are, only three can lay claim to the title of super-producer - Dr. Dre, Timbaland, and the Neptunes. As you're about to hear, that last one's got a sound so disti …