Sonically, there are no descriptors apt to wrangle what Dawson does into a neatly packaged genre. “Ghetto pop” is the closest ...

Jean Dawson is back. Less than a year after sharing his last full-length Glimmer Of God, the alt-pop artist returns today ...

The words – originally "hush-a-bye baby," not "rock-a-bye" – first appeared in writing in Mother Goose's Melody, a compilation of nursery rhymes published around 1760.

Throughout recorded history, rocking has been a standard reference in nursery rhymes, lullabies, and pop music. The first known published references to “rock-a-bye baby" date back hundreds of years.