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1989 and Reputation are two of the biggest albums by Taylor Swift,  having ground-breaking songs like Shake It Off and …Ready For It? While she’s on her journey to make all of her albums Taylor’s Version, she has only gotten to 1989.  Her newest album, The Life of a Showgirl, is coming out this Friday, October 3rd. Now, let’s break down the albums, shall we?  1989 (Taylor’s Version) Welcome To New York Welcome To New York is a very lively song. The song is 3 minutes and 30 se

To start off October, The Groovy Moo is here to help you navigate what to watch this halloween season!  Let’s get a MOOve on Halloween Town (1998) When jack-o’-lanterns flicker and costumes start crowding closets, one film quietly makes its way back onto screens: Halloweentown. The 1998 Disney Channel Original Movie has become a seasonal tradition, and for good reason—it balances whimsy, nostalgia, and just enough spookiness to feel festive without being frightening. At its h

Between 2010 and 2012, Taylor Swift released two albums that transformed her from a country prodigy to a generational narrator. Speak Now (October 25, 2010) and Red (October 22, 2012) don’t just mark a sonic evolution; they map the emotional syllabus of early adulthood: say the thing, live the consequence, remember it in color. Where Fearless taught pop to tell the truth, Speak Now proved an artist could control the narrative, and Red made room for contradiction, both stylist

English singer and song-writer Perrie Edwards has embarked on her solo journey with her debut solo album Perrie after stepping out of the glittering shadow of Little Mix. Her debut album is aptly titled ‘Perrie’ as it is completely about her, describing her journey of self- discovery, her vulnerabilities, her passions, heartaches both romantic and over lost friendships and the subjects which are closest to her heart. The album is essentially pop with folk and country influenc

Before friendship bracelets and ten-minute bridges, there was a spiral notebook, a 12-string, and a girl who treated tiny details like map pins. Taylor Swift’s first two records, Taylor Swift  (2006)  and Fearless  (2008),  didn’t just introduce a voice; they sketched a working method that pop has borrowed ever since: zooming  in to zooming out . Name the hallway, and you can name the feeling. Build the chorus, and you can move the plot. On her self-titled debut, Swift writes

Rhythm and Blues, often shortened to R&B, is a genre of music that blends elements of blues, gospel, and jazz with a strong backbeat. R&B is unique compared to other genres because of its emotional delivery and its ability to adapt and merge with other genres over time. R&B not only shaped the foundation of rock and roll, but also provided a powerful cultural voice that helped define soul music.   R&B originated from the United States in the 1940s, especially in African Ameri

Some albums make a big entrance, while others arrive quietly and linger. Kaylee Bell’s Cowboy Up manages to do both. The album is catchy and bold, but there’s a steady feeling beneath it that comes from writing about real decisions in real places, where love matters and honesty is valued. Bell doesn’t try to reinvent country-pop; instead, she focuses on the basics: strong melodies, relatable images, and a voice that knows when to shine and when to step back. The first song, w

Live music is built to vanish. Lights fade, amps power down, and the room exhales. What stays is the feeling electric, a little unruly, and hard to explain to anyone who wasn’t there. Concert photography, videography, and the many scrappy ways fans preserve a night are how we catch that lightning and keep it long enough to share, study, and celebrate. It’s not just about pretty pictures. It’s about culture-keeping. A great concert photo doesn’t simply prove an artist stood on

Rap music is a powerful form of modern expression. Rising from humble beginnings, it has evolved into a global phenomenon, a voice of raw creativity, and a driving force behind some of music’s most iconic moments in history.  Rap’s roots trace back to African oral traditions and African-American musical styles. In Jamaica, DJs would talk rhythmically over beats, a technique known as toasting. This style of music had a heavy influence over U.S. rap. Despite its early roots, ra

Musical movies have always held a special place in cinema, blending storytelling with the power of music to create something unforgettable. Unlike regular films, musicals rely on songs not just as background fillers, but as the very heartbeat of the story. The soundtrack isn’t an accessory, it is the narrative, carrying emotions, themes, and character arcs in a way that dialogue alone can’t. Soundtracks are the heartbeat of a movie. They set the mood, tell us how to feel, and

Exploring Music Genres: Hip Hop   Hip hop is one of the most influential and dynamic music genres in modern society. It is built on...

Former Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall has embarked on her solo journey by releasing her much-awaited debut solo album THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY! After her debut solo song ‘Angel Of My Dreams’ was praised by fans and critics alike for its inventive production and experimental sound. Her debut album was much talked about, and it did not disappoint. This album is a perfect mix of flair, chaos and ambition. The album is essentially pop but laced with heavy experimentation. Through this

The 2025 VMAs weren’t just an award show; they were a glittering mixtape of joy, nostalgia, and pure chaos (in the best way). From tear-soaked ballads to stadium-shaking tributes, the night was a reminder that music is both memory and magic. The pre-show set the tone: Alex Warren scooped up Best New Artist with “Ordinary”, looking both shocked and ready to conquer the night. Over in R&B heaven, Mariah Carey finally got her very first Moon Person (yes, really!), for “Type Dang

Poetry is a heartbeat, a spark in the silence, a secret stitched into sound. On paper, it whispers, in voices it roars spilling truth like stars across a night sky. Spoken word is the pulse of language, breath turned into fire, a story leaving one mouth and finding a home in many hearts. Because words are not just words they are bridges, they are mirrors, They are revolutions in disguise. And here at The Groovy Moo, We believe in the magic of them all scribbled, shouted, sung

Artificial intelligence is often marketed as the ultimate creative partner, capable of writing, painting, composing, and designing at lightning speed. But beneath the glossy promises lies a harder truth: AI can also hinder the very creativity it claims to enhance. Creativity has always been about process, late nights wrestling with an idea, sketches that go nowhere, and rewrites that shape a masterpiece. AI shortcuts that process. With one click, a song, poem, or visual emerg