Pop and country music duo The Bellamy Brothers recently shared a vibrant video for the title track off their latest project Over The Moon.

Pop and country music duo The Bellamy Brothers recently shared a vibrant video for the title track off their latest project Over The Moon.

The video stars brothers David Bellamy and Howard Bellamy, who had considerable musical success in the 1970s and 80s, starting with the release of their crossover hit "Let Your Love Flow" in 1976.

"This is one of Howard's songs that he wrote, and it really is a true dyed in the wool classic country song," David Bellamy told Billboard, which premiered the video. "Just an old romantic country song we made it that way to be slow moving and beautiful."

Meanwhile, the Bellamy Brothers are set to join Blake Shelton on his upcoming Friends and Heroes Tour, which kicks off February 13 in Portland, Oregon.

Copyright(c) 2019 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Pete Townshend opened up about writing his first novel, titled, "The Age of Anxiety."

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Pete Townshend opened up about writing his first novel, titled, "The Age of Anxiety."

A decade go, The Who guitarist planned a new musical project, tentatively called "Floss," which never took off and evolved into his first novel.

"I didn't have a desire to write fiction. I wanted something that would allow me to go off in a number of different directions. It's a multi-stranded story that touches on a number of different things which I feel will help me to produce interesting projects that rise out of it," Townshend told Rolling Stone.

"Floss" was the working title, but Townsend said he changed it about halfway through.

The novel's story thread is woven around a rock star named Walter, who sells his band's music to Ford in a lucrative deal and leaves the industry.

"The Age of Anxiety," which is Townshend's third book, was released earlier this month.

Copyright(c) 2019 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved

Queen and YouTube Music are challenging the rock band's fans to find out if anyone can match Freddie Mercury's legendary voice.

Queen and YouTube Music are challenging the rock band's fans to find out if anyone can match Freddie Mercury's legendary voice.

The artificial intelligence-powered singing challenge, called the FreddieMeter, rates how closely a singer can mimic the vocals of the late Queen frontman.

The FreddieMeter was developed by YouTube, Google Creative Lab, and Google Research working in partnership with Queen, Universal Music Group and Hollywood Records.

FreddieMeter shows users how closely their voice matches Freddie Mercury's legendary range by analyzing the singer's pitch, timbre, and melody to assign them a score of 0 to 100.

The contestant can pick one of four Queen songs on the microsite, namely "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Don't Stop Me Now," "Somebody to Love" and "We Are the Champions" and sing their heart out, a YouTube blog post says.

Copyright(c) 2019 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved