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“Never Let You Go” is pure Bryan—soaring melody, earnest delivery, zero irony. It’s like a denim jacket for your soul. If you weren’t emotional before, congrats—you are now. You’re cryin’,
Continue readingBryan Adams Still Knows Where the Heartstrings Are
“Build And Destroy” is basically a prog-rock pep talk—loud, layered, unapologetically Styx. Turns out they still build hooks like skyscrapers and destroy doubts in under four minutes. You can’t listen
“Beyond the River Bend” sounds like Barnes has been lifting emotional weights again. There’s grit, there’s power, and yeah—there’s yelling. But the good kind. He’s still the Aussie boss, and
Honeymoon Suite returns with a song that proves the hair might’ve thinned, but the hooks haven’t. “Stay This Time” is slick, punchy, and surprisingly un-throwbacky. If you’re still pretending they
Elton John and Brandi Carlile team up to launch this one right over the metaphorical fence. If this is what swinging for the fences sounds like, let’s skip the infield
NOTHING MORE is one of rock’s most electrifying bands. They blend a full-on assault with soaring melodies and unique soundscapes in songs that unflinchingly embrace raw emotion. The boundary-pushing 3x-Grammy-nominated
Continue readingInterview: Mark Vollelunga of Nothing More on Growth, Grit, and Greatness
Strange, but maybe true In 2008, NASA beamed Bowie’s “Across the Universe” into deep space. What they didn’t announce publicly: Bowie once recorded an unreleased spoken word piece called “Letter
Continue readingMasters Radio Presents Strange Music “Facts”
Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn’t need to be loud to make an impact. Her power came from precision—of language, of thought, and of purpose. In a world that often rewards the
Continue readingWhat Would Ruth Bader Ginsburg Be Listening To in 2025?
At Masters Radio, we’re not just throwing 2,000 legendary artists into a stream and hitting shuffle. We’re curating playlists—by vibe, by genre, by mood, and by moment—featuring brand-new music from
At Masters Radio, we love the classics as much as anyone. But you won’t find us living in the past. You won’t hear the same twelve songs from 1996 on
