The Woman Who Refused To Ask For Permission
Long before it became common to see women fronting rock bands, Suzi Quatro was kicking down doors with a bass guitar strapped around her shoulder. She didn’t wait for the
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Because Googling Musicians Shouldn’t Count As Research
Individual Artist Pages The internet has given us unlimited information and somehow made finding useful information harder. Search for an artist, and you’ll usually end up bouncing between social media
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Masters Radio – The Way Music Should Work
The music industry has always been driven by the next big thing. New artists emerge, trends change, and genres evolve. Yet through all that change, one thing remains constant: great
Madonna And Sabrina
Bring Your Love, is the new song by Madonna, with Sabrina Carpenter in tow. When artists from different generations come together, the results can be surprising. Bring Your Love pairs
Duane Needs Some Help
Heartache and Southern rock have always traveled the same roads. With Heartache, Duane Betts taps into a tradition built on honest songwriting, soaring guitars, and stories that feel lived rather
Be Careful Of Pickpockets
Modest Mouse has never been afraid to wander into strange territory, and Picking Dragons’ Pockets sounds like another journey into the unexpected. The title alone hints at impossible risks and
Live Today – The Alarm
For more than four decades, The Alarm has been creating music built on passion, resilience, and hope. “Live Today” captures everything that has made the band beloved by fans around
G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs – Jack White
Few artists are as fearless as Jack White. Throughout his career he has built a reputation for taking musical risks, blending garage rock, blues, folk, and pure experimentation into something
How Many Did You Do?
We LOVE the posts asking if you’ve ever done anything on a list of crap just to get likes. So, we decided we needed one at Masters Radio. Have fun!
MASTERS RADIO
For years, the music industry has trained listeners to look backward. The same classic songs are played over and over while thousands of new releases from legendary artists quietly slip