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Seven Proud Sisters
Once upon a time, in a valley surrounded by silver hills, lived seven sisters—each as beautiful as they were different. They were known throughout the land as the Daughters of Elara, named after their late mother, a woman of wisdom and kindness.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Beat
From Samarkand to Herat: Rudaki and the Shared Musical Identity of Afghanistan and Central Asia
From Samarkand to Herat: Rudaki and the Shared Musical Identity of Afghanistan and Central Asia Author: Eslâmuddin Firooz, Former Professor, Department of Music, Faculty of Fine Arts, Kabul University
By Prof. Islamuddin Feroz4 months ago in Beat
From Struggles to Success: D-Magic Rappeur Haiti’s Journey from Pain to Purpose. AI-Generated.
D-Magic Rapper Haiti is one of the most popular Haitian voices of the new generation. Behind this stage name, there is Djerousny Germain, a young man who grew up with dreams, pain, and passion in the heart of Haiti. From a small, simple community in Lester to Orlando, Florida, his journey is a symbol of hope for all young people struggling to change their lives and find creativity.
By D-Magic Rappeur Haiti4 months ago in Beat
Dolly Parton
The name Dolly Parton evokes a powerful sense of joy, resilience, and unparalleled talent. As a beloved singer, songwriter, actress, and philanthropist, she has been a constant and comforting presence in American culture for decades. However, with her advanced age—Dolly Parton is 78 years old—it's natural for fans to express concern about her well-being. Recent online searches like "Dolly Parton health," "is Dolly Parton sick," and "what happened to Dolly Parton" have surged, often fueled by the cyclical nature of internet gossip. This article aims to separate fact from fiction and celebrate the ongoing vitality of a true national treasure.
By KAMRAN AHMAD4 months ago in Beat
Ejae: The Unseen Architect of Sound – A Journey into Melodic Innovation
In the vast, ever-expanding universe of music and audio, some names blaze forth like supernovae, immediately recognizable and celebrated. Others operate with a more subtle, yet profoundly impactful force – like a gravitational pull shaping entire galaxies of sound. Ejae falls firmly into the latter category. While you might not see his face on magazine covers or hear his name shouted from concert stages, his touch, his vision, and his unparalleled expertise have become the unseen bedrock for countless artists, productions, and sonic experiences across the globe. This is the story of Ejae, a true artisan of sound, whose journey from humble beginnings to a quiet titan of audio innovation is as inspiring as it is melodious.
By Shazzed Hossain Shajal4 months ago in Beat
Introducing Rakim Ocean: The Artist Who Turns Emotion Into Waves
Every artist has a beginning, but for Rakim Ocean, that beginning feels like the calm before something powerful. Born from passion, rhythm, and vision, Rakim isn’t just another name in music—he’s a storyteller who wants every beat to carry emotion, truth, and energy. His voice doesn’t just want to be heard—it wants to be felt.
By Tiana smith 4 months ago in Beat
Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl”: Decoding the 12th Studio Album and the Real-Life Inspirations Behind Every Track
On October 3, 2025, Taylor Swift released her much-anticipated 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl. Fans have been buzzing about the project for months, eagerly awaiting the deeper meanings behind each track. After revealing some details in August during her appearance on the New Heights podcast with her fiancé, Travis Kelce, Swift shared that this album came from a place of joy, chaos, and drama.
By Lynn Myers4 months ago in Beat
Classification of Afghan Folk Music: An Ethnomusicological Approach
Classification of Afghan Folk Music: An Ethnomusicological Approach Author: Eslamuddin Feroz, Former Professor, Department of Music,
By Prof. Islamuddin Feroz4 months ago in Beat
Reflections of Traditions and Tribal Violence in the Folk Songs of Afghan Women: A Socio-Cultural Study
Reflections of Traditions and Tribal Violence in the Folk Songs of Afghan Women: A Socio-Cultural Study Author: Islamuddin Feroz, Former Professor, Department of Music, Faculty of Fine Arts, Kabul University
By Prof. Islamuddin Feroz4 months ago in Beat
The Rumor Mill Churns
The Super Bowl Halftime Show is more than just an intermission; it's a global cultural event. Each year, speculation runs rampant about which artist will land the coveted spot. For Super Bowl 2026, one name dominates the conversation: Bad Bunny. The rumor that the Puerto Rican superstar will headline the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show has set the music and sports worlds ablaze, promising a potential performance for the history books.
By KAMRAN AHMAD4 months ago in Beat
Louisiana Fiddler Amanda Shaw
By Brian D’Ambrosio Amanda Shaw grew up entwined in the rich, unique aspects of Louisiana culture and music. She absorbed it and savored it, and has been greeting the world with both arms open wide ever since.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 4 months ago in Beat
Amazing Talented Tenors
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli was born with congenital glaucoma and at the age of 12 became completely blind. However, due to his talent he went on to become a famous opera and popular music singer. The singer has sold over 75 million records since 1994 and won the Grammy for Best New Artist. Among his most popular songs is “The Prayer,” which he recorded as a duet with Celine Dion for the animated movie “Quest for Camelot.”He has toured the world numerous times.
By Rasma Raisters4 months ago in Beat