Tag: Music
-
Pop Singer Neil Sedaka passes away, aged 86
Famed pop singer Neil Sedaka has passed away at the age of 86. He was best known for hits such as the 1961 classic “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” and the 1960 chart-topper “Calendar Girl,” among many others. Sedaka began his career in 1957 and went on to sell millions of records worldwide. He also wrote…
-
Music legend Quincy Jones dies at 91: Remembering the visionary behind ‘Thriller’ and ‘We Are the World’
Quincy Jones, the iconic music producer and composer who shaped modern music through groundbreaking collaborations with stars like Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, and Ray Charles, has passed away at age 91. His publicist confirmed that Jones died peacefully at his Los Angeles home on Sunday, surrounded by family. Jones’s career, which spanned over 75 years,…
-
More bread and circuses sponsored by the Ministry of Clayton Bartolo
Only in a criminal state would the government spend its taxpayer funds to sponsor a host of international artists to entertain locals and tourists alike, while the government’s own executives fire local artists from their jobs while they also humiliate them in public. All the current large concerts being organised with international names such as…
-
Loud music in the early hours of the morning, yes. Scantily-dressed dancers, no.
I find it strange that Valletta’s mayor and Labour Party’s propagandist, Alfred ?ammit is so prudish to have reported a scantily dressed dancer for dancing to restaurant and bar patrons in Valletta during the middle of the night. I mean, being a well-known paedophile and a man who used to hook up with teenage boys…
-
A board member of the Maltese Commission for UNESCO pens a band march titled “Invictus” to celebrate Joseph Muscat
A band music conductor, ex-Festivals Malta board member, and current board member of the Maltese Commission for UNESCO, David Agius has penned a band celebrating Joseph Muscat called “Invictus”. Joseph Muscat once got a tattoo with “Invictus” inscribed on his arm to celebrate winning the 2017 general election. So, now we are not only exonerating…
-
A playlist for Juan Bautista Azopardo’s book
This is a playlist of songs that can sound cool with a film based on my biography of Juan Bautista Azopardo. The Doom and Slayer songs are for the dangerous battles he was involved in at sea. Blondie’s song is for his wife, the QOTSA song is for his cocaine consumption, San Quentin is for…
-
See how obnoxious they become when they have just a little bit of power
Labour is ignoring the pleas of Valletta’s residents and has shot down a motion in parliament to repeal the new regulations which would allow music to be played in Valletta for as long as 1 Am. Probably the regulations will also be abused (as always) and music will be played till later. Labour activists have…
