To promote the upcoming album, Wilson released a song titled “You and Me” which is dedicated to her late mother.

The song starts off with silky acoustic guitar-playing and soon evolves into a poignant masterpiece about nostalgic times Wilson shared with her mother.

Wilson was always known for her guitar abilities in Heart, providing tasty licks for classics such as “Crazy on You” and “Barracuda”. Her sister, Ann Wilson, was the lead singer.

However, this newly released single proves that Wilson has some real vocal talent as well. As she wistfully croons the lyrics, “Mama welcome back I feel you here”, it’s hard not to get a tad emotional.

Along with engineer Matthew Sabi, Wilson served as the producer for the single, as well as the entire album. If this song is any indication of what the album is going to sound like, classic rock fans—and especially Heart fans—have a lot to be excited about in the near future.

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Obama took a moment to reflect on the most thought-provoking and inspiring songs, movies and books he loved in 2018 and highlighted talented authors, artists, and storytellers who impressed him in the last 12 months.

The list of his favorite songs featured a couple of obvious choices we should’ve seen coming, but he also used this opportunity to mention a few artists who deserved more recognition. Some of the already established performers who made the cut were the Carters, Cardi B and Janelle Monáe.

Obama also took a moment at the end of his list to honor jazz legend Nancy Wilson, who passed away a couple weeks ago. Wilson recorded more than 70 albums and won three Grammy Awards over the course of her amazing career spanning over five decades.

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To promote the upcoming album, Wilson released a song titled “You and Me” which is dedicated to her late mother.

The song starts off with silky acoustic guitar-playing and soon evolves into a poignant masterpiece about nostalgic times Wilson shared with her mother.

Wilson was always known for her guitar abilities in Heart, providing tasty licks for classics such as “Crazy on You” and “Barracuda”. Her sister, Ann Wilson, was the lead singer.

However, this newly released single proves that Wilson has some real vocal talent as well. As she wistfully croons the lyrics, “Mama welcome back I feel you here”, it’s hard not to get a tad emotional.

Along with engineer Matthew Sabi, Wilson served as the producer for the single, as well as the entire album. If this song is any indication of what the album is going to sound like, classic rock fans—and especially Heart fans—have a lot to be excited about in the near future.

The post Heart’s Nancy Wilson Releases New Single About Her Mother appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Obama took a moment to reflect on the most thought-provoking and inspiring songs, movies and books he loved in 2018 and highlighted talented authors, artists, and storytellers who impressed him in the last 12 months.

The list of his favorite songs featured a couple of obvious choices we should’ve seen coming, but he also used this opportunity to mention a few artists who deserved more recognition. Some of the already established performers who made the cut were the Carters, Cardi B and Janelle Monáe.

Obama also took a moment at the end of his list to honor jazz legend Nancy Wilson, who passed away a couple weeks ago. Wilson recorded more than 70 albums and won three Grammy Awards over the course of her amazing career spanning over five decades.

The post Barack Obama Unveils his 2018 List of Best Songs appeared first on Hot Pop Today.