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Songkran (สงกรานต์) (Thailand)
Songkran (สงกรานต์), also called the Thai Water Festival, is the traditional Thai New Year, held each 13 to 15 April and marked by water splashing and temple merit-making.
Songland
Songland (2019-2020) was an NBC songwriting competition where undiscovered songwriters pitched to guest artists with panel Ryan Tedder, Ester Dean, and Shane McAnally; 21 episodes over 2 seasons, one song released per episode, cancelled after season 2.
Songline
A songline, also called a Dreaming Track, is a path across Australia traced by Ancestral beings in Aboriginal tradition, sung as an oral map and body of law.
Songmo Jiwen
Songmo Jiwen (松漠纪闻) is a three-juan private account of the Jin empire by the Southern Song envoy Hong Hao, detained in Jin territory for fifteen years from 1129.
Songnan gas field
The Songnan gas field (松南气田) is a deep natural gas field in the Songliao Basin of northeastern China, a Sinopec deep exploration breakthrough producing mainly from Early Cretaceous volcanic rocks.
Songo
Songo is a Cuban dance rhythm created by Juan Formell and drummer Changuito within Los Van Van in Havana in 1969, fusing son with rock and bossa nova.
Songo Songo gas field
The Songo Songo gas field is a natural gas field on and offshore Songo Songo Island in southern Tanzania, Tanzania's first gas discovery, supplying electricity since 2004.
Sóngoro cosongo
Sóngoro cosongo is a 1931 book of poetry by the Cuban poet Nicolás Guillén, subtitled Poemas mulatos, which presents the African and Spanish mixture of Cuba's people as the essence of the nation.
Songpa-gu
Songpa-gu (송파구, 松坡區) is Seoul's most populous autonomous district, separated from Gangdong-gu in 1988; 649,042 residents, 27 dongs, 33.86 km², home to Lotte World Tower, Olympic Park, and Seokchon Lake.
Songs
Songs (Spevy) is an 1868 poetry collection by the Slovak Romantic poet Samo Chalupka, his only lifetime book, gathering 22 poems on historical and outlaw themes.
Songs About Jane
Songs About Jane is Maroon 5's debut album, released June 25, 2002 on J/Octone Records, produced by Matt Wallace. Twelve funk- and R&B-influenced pop rock songs about Adam Levine's relationship with Jane Herman; over 10 million copies sold.
Songs About Us
Songs About Us is Jason Aldean's 12th studio album, released April 24, 2026 on Broken Bow Records. 20 tracks produced by Michael Knox, with guests Luke Bryan, David Lee Murphy, and Brittany Aldean; 14th consecutive Top 10 country album.
Songs for a Nervous Planet
Songs for a Nervous Planet is Tears for Fears' first official live album, released October 25, 2024 on Concord, pairing an 18-song July 2023 Tennessee concert with four new studio tracks including Astronaut.
Songs for a New World
Songs for a New World: Jason Robert Brown's 1995 Off-Broadway song cycle, his debut, directed by Daisy Prince at the WPA Theatre, four singers, theme of life-changing decisions, famous for "Stars and the Moon."
Songs for the Deaf
Songs for the Deaf (2002) is the third album by Queens of the Stone Age, a radio-drive concept record from Los Angeles to Joshua Tree with Dave Grohl on drums; its lead single "No One Knows" became the band's signature song, and it reached number 4 in the UK.
Songs from Les Misérables
Songs from Les Misérables: numbers of the sung-through musical by Schönberg, Boublil, Natel and Kretzmer, from the 1980 French concept album to the 1985 English score, including I Dreamed a Dream, On My Own, One Day More and Do You Hear the People Sing?
Songs from the Big Chair
Songs from the Big Chair is Tears for Fears' second album, released 25 February 1985 on Mercury. Produced by Chris Hughes with Ian Stanley, it spawned five singles including US No. 1s "Shout" and "Everybody Wants to Rule the World".
Songs from the Last Century
Songs from the Last Century is George Michael's covers album of pre-war ballads, jazzy standards, and big-band swing, following Older; NME found it incoherent but praised his Miss Sarajevo.
Songs from the Wedding Cake
Songs from the Wedding Cake is the sixth studio album by English indie pop band Blossoms, released 2 October 2026. Produced by Shawn Lee, recorded to tape, a marriage-themed concept album named for Stockport Town Hall.
Songs in A Minor
Songs in A Minor is Alicia Keys' 2001 debut album on J Records, a self-produced classical-R&B fusion. It debuted at No. 1 with 236,000 copies, spawned "Fallin'" (six weeks at No. 1), and won five 2002 Grammys.
Songs in the Key of Life
Songs in the Key of Life is Stevie Wonder's 1976 double album plus bonus EP on Tamla, which spent 14 weeks at Number One and won Album of the Year.
Songs in the Key of Springfield
Songs in the Key of Springfield is a 1997 Rhino Records soundtrack album of music from The Simpsons, the second Simpsons album after The Simpsons Sing the Blues, with 39 tracks including the Stonecutters' Song, and a 2LP vinyl reissue due 2026.
Songs of a Lost World
Songs of a Lost World is The Cure's 14th studio album, released 1 November 2024 on Fiction/Polydor, their first in 16 years, eight tracks written by Robert Smith, Metascore 93, UK Number 1.
Songs of a Sourdough
Songs of a Sourdough is a 1907 poetry collection by Canadian poet Robert W. Service, known in the United States as The Spell of the Yukon and Other Verses.
Songs of Central Australia
Songs of Central Australia is a 1971 book by the anthropologist T. G. H. Strehlow that records and translates the ceremonial songs of the Aranda and Luritja peoples of Central Australia.
Songs of Experience (U2 album)
Songs of Experience is U2's 14th studio album, released 1 December 2017 on Island/Universal, companion to Songs of Innocence and inspired by William Blake's poems. Produced by Jacknife Lee and Ryan Tedder among others, it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 186,000 units and a Metacritic score of 63.
Songs of Faith and Devotion
Songs of Faith and Devotion is Depeche Mode's eighth studio album, released March 1993, produced with Flood, recorded in Madrid and Hamburg. Reached number 1 in the UK and US; last album with Alan Wilder.
Songs of Innocence (U2 album)
Songs of Innocence, U2's 13th studio album (2014), gifted free by Apple to over 500 million iTunes users in 119 countries; autobiographical Dublin childhood songs, produced by Danger Mouse, Epworth, Tedder; No. 9 US, No. 6 UK.
Songs of Innocence and of Experience
Songs of Innocence and of Experience is a poetry collection by William Blake, combining two illuminated books in 1794, including "The Lamb" and "The Tyger."
Songs of Leonard Cohen
Songs of Leonard Cohen is Leonard Cohen's debut studio album, released by Columbia on December 27, 1967, produced by John Simon after John Hammond, containing Suzanne, So Long Marianne, and Sisters of Mercy.