Tag: music
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Holiday Songs Available for Mechanical & Cover Licensing
Original Christmas Songs Available for Cover Recording a holiday classic is one of the fastest ways for an independent band or artist to tap into perennial streaming traffic, score placement on editorial playlists, and connect with new listeners every November and December. Holiday music listening spikes predictably every year, giving well-crafted covers immediate algorithmic momentum.…
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Orchestral theme QR code Christmas advent calendar download
Free PDF download Christmas advent calendar
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Finding a great song can be like finding a needle in a haystack
“There is essentially no chance that you have already heard even the tiniest fraction of the songs from that vast library that you would enjoy, if you could find them. Statistically, it’s likely that you still haven’t heard your true favorite song. Yet.” – Glenn McDonald, author of the book “You Have Not YetHeard Your…
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Prince music vault discovery
The Prince Paisley Vault Prince recorded nearly a song every single day for over two decades and locked the physical master reels inside a reinforced bank vault in the basement of Paisley Park. When emergency drilling opened it after his passing, archivists discovered thousands of hours of fully produced, unreleased albums, complete films, and live…
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It was written during a blistering 90°F heatwave in Los Angeles in July 1945.
The song is now a very popular, and loved Christmas song, and is track number 30 on our holiday playlist! Check out track #30 on Christmas Classics Plus to find out the name of the track!
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Only one Christmas hit has ever gone to #1 twice, decades apart
The song that went to #1 twice decades apart is track number 11 on this playlist, check it out! The Christmas song that went to #1 twice, decades apart is track number 11!
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The Christmas song radio stations tried to ban in 1953 is sitting at #5 on this list
Do you know what Christmas song stations tried to ban in 1953? The song is number #5 on this playlist! They tried to ban this song from radio. Can you guess which Christmas song this was before clicking on the playlist to find out? Leave your guess below in the comments! Christmas Classics Plus
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It’s the kind of lineup made for long highway drives
Rush – “Closer to the Heart” (A Farewell to Kings) Opening with Alex Lifeson’s bright, chiming 12-string acoustic riff, this classic progressive anthem quickly expands into Geddy Lee’s distinct vocal delivery and Neil Peart’s crisp, articulate percussion. Concise yet expansive, it proves that progressive rock can deliver profound, poetic messages within a tight, melodic pop-sensible…