Unwind with March's music stories
A March 2025 recap on my free and paid music stories
It’s time for a new recap for March! Earlier we started with my Oscars review, uploaded my latest column post and ended with some a musical tribute to a Latin icon. Feel free and scroll to read.
The 97th Oscars: Performances in Review
The Oscar performances were quite creative this year as far as curating the right songs to open the show and taking a dare for certain tributes. Here’s a quick break down of the performances of the 97th annual Academy Awards.
I gave you a short audio post on the Cheiron Pop Sound that defined millennium pop.
The Cheiron Pop Sound
Hi everyone for my first audio post, I talked about the signature Cheiron Pop Sound of the 90s and early 00s. This is one of several analysis pieces I hope to make. Let me know what you think?
In Memory of Selena's Death 30 Years Later
It’s officially been 30 years since Selena Quintanilla’s passing. In honor of her remembrance, I wanted to share a quick memory of how I got into her music. Also, here are some of my favorite unpopular songs from the Tejano Songstress.
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Depeche Mode’s Synthetic Seduction - Column #3
To unpopular belief, Depeche Mode are not a New Romantic band. They just happened to come out of it successfully. In 2015, I added “Just Can’t Get Enough” to my 80s playlist without the song being number one like the rest. Maybe I saw something special in them without even knowing it. The name, yeah, it had to be the trendy French name that made me freeze. Depeche Mode, I haven’t heard of a group name like them.
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