5 Songs That Reference Gun Violence & Gun Control | Playlist
Marilyn Manson, Tech N9ne, Kendrick Lamar, Sun Kil Moon, and Prince are just a few musicians referencing the dangers and powers of guns.
Marilyn Manson, Tech N9ne, Kendrick Lamar, Sun Kil Moon, and Prince are just a few musicians referencing the dangers and powers of guns.
Hit-making French DJ/record producer DJ Snake returns with a groovy, hyper-rhythmic, irresistible joint, “Magenta Riddim.”
On stellar third teaser track “Wait by the River,” Alternative rock band Lord Huron continues to build the case for their highly-anticipated album, ‘Vide Noir.’
Grammy-winning pop vocal group Pentatonix delivers a solid cover of the Camilla Cabello pop gem, “Havana.”
Up-and-coming pop band Confetti shines on their incredibly clever, truthful, tongue-in-cheek single, “People Suck.”
24hrs, with the help of Lil Pump, team up to discover the truth on single, “Lie Detector.” To quote Fantasia, ‘Truth is,’ it’s average, merely okay at best.
Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy returns with an enjoyable, thoughtful, and well-rounded sophomore album with ‘Nation of Two.’
What is a rapper’s favorite kitchen appliance? The stove. Hence, this playlist features 23 rap songs with lyrics that reference the stove.
Super producer Diplo enlists the incredibly talented DRAM to make ‘sweet music together’ on thrilling, eclectic single, “Look Back.”
Up-and-coming Norwegian electro-pop artist Hanne Leland delivers an infectious, upbeat, and uplifting record with “Carry On.”
Jesse Rutherford and The Neighbourhood deliver a compelling tale of ‘filling the void’ through substance and sex on “Void,” the promo single for their self-titled, third studio album.
Kacey Musgraves doesn’t miss a beat following a three-year hiatus. Single “Space Cowboy” kicks off the promo campaign for her third album, ‘Golden Hour’ superbly.