“What’s Going On” is just one of countless Marvin Gaye songs that have thrilled, entertained, and inspired listeners since he burst onto the scene in 1961. The D.C.-born singer-songwriter-drummer fell ...

When it comes to love songs, pronouns matter! Many artists don’t have to think about this when they write their hits, but for gay men, the decision of whether or not to include words that will let the ...

2024 is giving music lovers everything they want. Pop Girl Spring has blessed the gays with incredible albums from their favorite artists and it all started with Ariana Grande's latest record eternal ...

The recording's title may be French Connections, but its gay connections are more readily apparent. Not only does this thoughtfully constructed recital contain song cycles and songs by four gay ...

Can a song be gay? It’s a question that doesn’t have an easy answer, but it’s sure fun to try to puzzle out. And the True Colors tour that has been traveling across America this month would seem to be ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) Marvin Gaye’s voice remains one of the most captivating sounds in music history. His ability to express ...

Art is just a reflection of life, and that includes love and all its incarnations. So it makes sense that artists would write and sing about the love in their lives and their sexual orientations.

Whether or not you consider Wham!'s "Last Christmas" a gay song depends on how you see its lyrics and its creator. The 1984 Wham! song “Last Christmas” has become a regular holiday favorite among ...

Lindsey Buckingham said Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Dreams’ reminds him of Stevie Nicks more than any of the group’s other songs During a 2021 interview with Vulture, Lindsey Buckingham said “Dreams” was the ...

In 1978, Village People, a disco band of six men deliberately stylized as sexy macho gay characters, released its album Cruisin’. The album featured “YMCA,” an upbeat disco track praising the Young ...

Mick Jagger said one of The Rolling Stones‘ songs was “a straight gay song.” He didn’t know why he wrote the track. Jagger said the song was “about an imaginary person who comes from LA to New York ...