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Apple Music Today: January 2023

Apple Music Today: January 2023

Hear every story from this month.
Jan. 31: Natasha Bedingfield

Jan. 31: Natasha Bedingfield

Natasha Bedingfield made history because of a happy accident.
Jan. 30: Eazy-E

Jan. 30: Eazy-E

The late N.W.A. rapper’s posthumous album turns 27 today.
Jan. 29: Kelly Clarkson

Jan. 29: Kelly Clarkson

Why Kelly Clarkson chose to pass up a writing credit for this song.
Jan. 28: J. Cole

Jan. 28: J. Cole

There’s more to “January 28th” than J. Cole’s birthday.
Jan. 27: Destiny’s Child

Jan. 27: Destiny’s Child

This song flips the ’70s TV series 'Charlie’s Angels' on its head.
Jan. 26: Brian McKnight

Jan. 26: Brian McKnight

Where words fail, this Brian McKnight song says it all.
Jan. 25: D’Angelo

Jan. 25: D’Angelo

The story behind the hit that pushed D’Angelo out the spotlight.
Jan. 24: Pink Floyd

Jan. 24: Pink Floyd

Bricks, billboards, and boulevards: Pink Floyd made music history.
Jan. 23: Spice Girls

Jan. 23: Spice Girls

Spice World broke movie records, but “Wannabe” started it all.
Jan. 22: Rihanna

Jan. 22: Rihanna

Eight years ago, Rihanna won a huge lawsuit and bossed up.
Jan. 21: B.B. King

Jan. 21: B.B. King

B.B. King’s legendary record collection lives at Ole Miss.
Jan. 20: David Crosby

Jan. 20: David Crosby

Spotlighting the story behind his beloved song “Laughing.”
Jan. 19: Paula Cole

Jan. 19: Paula Cole

Paula Cole had exactly what the hit TV show was looking for.
Jan. 18: Fall Out Boy

Jan. 18: Fall Out Boy

Centering Fall Out Boy’s biggest hit ahead of new music.
Jan. 17: Earth, Wind & Fire

Jan. 17: Earth, Wind & Fire

47 years ago, Earth, Wind & Fire’s live album went No. 1.
Jan. 16: Air

Jan. 16: Air

“All I Need” took us to outer space with its dreamy sound.
Jan. 15: Stevie Wonder

Jan. 15: Stevie Wonder

The story behind this song is the power of music personified.
Jan. 14: Rihanna

Jan. 14: Rihanna

Rihanna is 29 days away from the Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show.
Jan. 13: Carly Simon

Jan. 13: Carly Simon

Fifty years ago, 'No Secrets' made its five-week run at the top spot.
Jan. 12: Jeff Beck

Jan. 12: Jeff Beck

“Beck’s Bolero” is his signature tune and lasting legacy.
Jan. 11: The Verve

Jan. 11: The Verve

Time heals all—including a decades-long legal battle.
Jan. 10: Ed Sheeran

Jan. 10: Ed Sheeran

“Radio” was the perfect mix of his pop sound and a gritty feature.
Jan. 9: John Mayer

Jan. 9: John Mayer

Instead of “Waiting On the World to Change,” he was part of doing it.
Jan. 8: Olivia Rodrigo

Jan. 8: Olivia Rodrigo

Here’s what she learned about the power of songwriting.
Jan. 7: Led Zeppelin

Jan. 7: Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin’s last LP before John Bonham’s death goes platinum.
Jan. 6: Rick Ross

Jan. 6: Rick Ross

Like its inspiration Big Meech, this record had a firm grip on rap.
Jan. 5: Amerie

Jan. 5: Amerie

This classic record turns 18.
Jan. 4: Ayra Starr

Jan. 4: Ayra Starr

Shazam got this Artist to Watch in 2022 prediction right.
Jan. 3: A Tribe Called Quest

Jan. 3: A Tribe Called Quest

“Scenario” could be the best late-night hip-hop performance ever.
Jan. 2: JAŸ-Z

Jan. 2: JAŸ-Z

Annie’s original Broadway run ended, but its influence is forever.
Jan. 1: Bon Jovi

Jan. 1: Bon Jovi

This song is less about the date and more about the message.