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Hazel Eyes (album)
Hazel Eyes is Sam Smith's fifth studio album, released 21 August 2026 on Capitol Records UK. A 12-song, 45-minute requited-love concept album about fiancé Christian Cowan, co-produced with Simon Aldred and David Odlum, featuring Feist and The TwoCity Chorus; UK Albums Chart peak No. 21.
Hazel O'Connor
Hazel O'Connor, Coventry-born singer-songwriter and actress, starred in and wrote the soundtrack for the 1980 film Breaking Glass; hits Eighth Day, Will You, D-Days; BAFTA-nominated; later Beyond Breaking Glass with Cormac de Barra; brain haemorrhage in 2022.
Hazel Scott
Hazel Scott (Hazel Dorothy Scott), Trinidadian-born jazz and classical pianist, singer, and actor (1920-1981); 'Darling of Cafe Society,' first African-American woman to host her own TV show (DuMont, 1950), refused segregated audiences, blacklisted after HUAC testimony.
Hazlett (musician)
Hazlett (Mitchell Hazlett Lewis, b. 1988) is a Brisbane-born, Stockholm-based indie folk singer-songwriter on Nettwerk, known for the 2019 single "Monsters" and the albums Bloom Mountain (2023), Goodbye to the Valley Low (2024), and last night you said you missed me (2025).
He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
"He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" is a 1969 ballad by Bob Russell and Bobby Scott, first recorded by Kelly Gordon and made famous by the Hollies (UK #3, US #7, 1988 UK #1 reissue), also a 2012 Justice Collective Hillsborough charity Christmas number 1.
He Stopped Loving Her Today
He Stopped Loving Her Today, a 1980 Bobby Braddock and Curly Putman song recorded by George Jones and produced by Billy Sherrill, hit No. 1 on the Billboard country chart, won the Grammy and back-to-back CMA Song of the Year awards, and joined the National Recording Registry in 2008.
He's a Pirate
"He's a Pirate" is the 2003 main theme of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, credited to Klaus Badelt and Geoff Zanelli with Hans Zimmer as producer, after Alan Silvestri left the project.
Head Above Water (album)
Head Above Water is Avril Lavigne's sixth studio album, released February 15, 2019 on BMG. Written largely during her Lyme disease battle, it includes the singles Head Above Water, Tell Me It's Over, I Fell in Love with the Devil, and Dumb Blonde featuring Nicki Minaj.
Head East
Head East is an American hard rock band formed in southern Illinois in 1969, known for "Never Been Any Reason" and the Gold-certified 1975 debut Flat as a Pancake on A&M; still touring under Roger Boyd.
Head Hunters
Head Hunters is Herbie Hancock's October 1973 Columbia album with the Headhunters band (Maupin, Jackson, Summers, Mason), the best-selling jazz record of its time, later platinum, and a jazz-funk fusion landmark.
Head in the Clouds: L.A.
Head in the Clouds: L.A. (HITC LA) is 88rising's annual Asian-centric music festival in Los Angeles, first held in 2018 and nicknamed the "Asian Coachella".
Head Like a Hole
Head Like a Hole: 1989 Nine Inch Nails song by Trent Reznor, lead track on Pretty Hate Machine and its 1990 second single (Halo 3), an anti-greed industrial anthem widely covered, including by Miley Cyrus in Black Mirror.
Head over Heels (Tears for Fears song)
Head Over Heels: 1985 Tears for Fears single from Songs from the Big Chair, written by Orzabal and Smith, produced by Chris Hughes, peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Head voice
Head voice (voce di testa) is the upper singing register produced by cricothyroid-dominant, lengthened and thinned vocal folds, labeled M2 in modern frameworks; its meaning overlaps with falsetto and varies across classical, CCM, and female and male pedagogies.
Headbangers Ball (MTV)
Headbangers Ball is a heavy metal video program that premiered on MTV in 1987, was abruptly canceled in 1995, and was revived on MTV2 in 2003, hosted by Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta.
Headbanging
Headbanging is the vigorous rhythmic motion of the head and upper body to music, the namesake gesture of heavy metal, credited to Led Zeppelin shows in Boston around 1968.
Headie One
Headie One (Irving Adjei, born 1994) is a Tottenham rapper and leading UK drill artist: first drill rapper in the UK Top 10 with "18Hunna" and first with a No. 1 drill album, Edna (2020), named for his late mother.
Headless Cross (album)
Headless Cross is a 1989 studio album by English heavy metal band Black Sabbath, the second featuring singer Tony Martin and the first with drummer Cozy Powell.
Headlights (Alex G album)
Headlights is Alex G's tenth album and major-label debut, released July 18, 2025 on RCA Records, 12 songs co-produced with Jacob Portrait, a high-fidelity soft-rock meditation on fame scoring 83 on Metacritic.
Headphones On
Headphones On, 2025 R&B/trip-hop single by Addison Rae, released April 18, 2025 via Columbia Records; fourth single from debut album Addison; UK peak 24, Billboard Hot 100 87, written with Luka Kloser and Elvira Anderfjärd.
Heads and Tales
Heads and Tales is the 2005 debut album of South African rapper ProKid (Linda Mkhize), released on Gallo Record Company and regarded as a classic of kasi rap.
Headstones (band)
Headstones: Canadian punk-influenced hard rock band formed 1987 in Kingston, Ontario, fronted by Hugh Dillon; known for Picture of Health (1993), two Junos, 2003 breakup, 2011 reunion, and 2025's Burn All the Ships.
Heal the World
"Heal the World" is a 1991 Michael Jackson pop ballad from the album Dangerous, released as a single on 22 November 1992; UK peak number 2, it lent its name to his Heal The World Foundation.
Health (band)
HEALTH (Health, the band) is a Los Angeles noise rock/industrial band formed in 2005 by Jake Duzsik, John Famiglietti, B.J. Miller, and Jupiter Keyes; known for The Smell, the Crimewave remix, Max Payne 3, Rat Wars, and Conflict DLC.
Hear'Say
Hear'Say were a British pop group formed in February 2001 on ITV's Popstars (members Kym Marsh, Myleene Klass, Danny Foster, Suzanne Shaw, Noel Sullivan). Their debut "Pure and Simple" was the fastest-selling UK debut single; the group split in 2002 and reunite (minus Klass) for a 2027 tour with Liberty X.
Heart (band)
Heart is the American hard rock band formed in 1973 and fronted by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, known for Magic Man, Barracuda, and Alone, with over 35 million albums sold and 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.
Heart (EP)
Heart (EP) most commonly refers to ♡ (Heart), Jane Remover's six-track 2025 EP on deadAir, three covers and three originals including Flash in the Pan; also Doon Kanda's 2017 Hyperdub debut Heart EP.
Heart (Heart album)
Heart (1985) is Heart's self-titled Capitol Records album, their first Billboard 200 number one and 5x platinum, with four Top 10 singles including the US No. 1 "These Dreams", produced by Ron Nevison.
Heart discography
Heart discography: the catalog of the Seattle/Vancouver rock band led by Ann and Nancy Wilson, spanning 15-16 studio albums from Dreamboat Annie (1975) to Beautiful Broken (2016), plus live, compilation and single releases.
Heart of Glass (song)
"Heart of Glass" is a 1979 Blondie disco-new wave single written by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, first titled "Once I Had a Love", recorded on a Roland CR-78 for Parallel Lines, and a US and UK No. 1.