Love it or hate it but Disco music has it's place in music history. But did you know Disco is responsible for changing Pop music making songs longer.
Have you ever bought an album of music and seen one of those "explicit lyrics" stickers on it? Well the history behind it is pretty crazy.
Watch as four ladies all battle for center stage in a musical competition that see's a battle of skills result in beautiful music.
This street drummer has to be one of the best. With some simple buckets laid out before him and raw talent he smashes away creating awesome beats.
Jazz is for real musician's so when you hear there is a song many are scared to play you have to ask why? Lets take a look at why John Coltrane's "Giant Steps" is considered a right of passage.
Playing an instrument takes years of practice and dedication so imagine trying to play one that's melting as you play it. Lets look at ice instruments.
Some of today's singers rely heavily on technology like Auto-Tune to make up for their lackluster voices. But just how does the technology work it's magic?
Every year the Grammy's celebrate the best in music with various categories recognized but do you know the difference between Record, Song, And Album Of The Year?
You've heard this sound a million times and it's called the Amen break. It is officially the most sampled music loop in history having been used by many of musics greats.
Auld Lang Syne is a song that is sung almost exclusively at midnight on New Year's Eve. But where did the tradition start and why do we keep singing it to this day?
The Italian town of Castelfidardo is the place to go if you're looking for a new accordion. This town has been making the musical instrument since the 1860's and still makes tens of thousands every year.
Shazam is a popular music identifying app for when that ear worm just won't go away. But how exactly does it work under the hood?
Watch as this Jazz Orchestra attempt to play after eating a whole Carolina Reaper each. The reactions are priceless but the show must go on.
What happens when you get 400 guitarists, 250 drummers, 300 bassists and 350 singers all to rock out as one? Well, Rockin'1000! See how this incredible band was made.
Known as the The One Love Machine band it's a collection of robots made entirely out of pieces of scrap metal and assembled into a kick ass punk band.
