Juice WRLD may have tragically died almost two years ago, but the flow of new music continues to pour.
For, moments ago, ‘Fighting Demons’ – the rapper’s second posthumous album (and fourth overall) – was announced.
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Juice WRLD may have tragically died almost two years ago, but the flow of new music continues to pour.
For, moments ago, ‘Fighting Demons’ – the rapper’s second posthumous album (and fourth overall) – was announced.
Full story below…
Chloe Bailey is no stranger to igniting conversation.
And that’s exactly what the 23-year-old did moments ago.
See why after the jump…
John Legend has turned a new page in his career.
For, the EGOT winner has departed Sony’s Columbia Records – his label home of 17-years – and signed a seismic new deal with Universal’s Republic Records.
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Adele is blazing the promotional trail in support of her forthcoming album ’30.’
A week before its November 19 arrival, the superstar singer graces the cover of Rolling Stone.
Beyond posing it up for a demure shoot lensed by Theo Wenner, the British belter opened up about her journey back to the spotlight with this project – both personally and professionally.
During the candid interview, Adele opened up about key moments during the creative process, including her split from husband Simon Konecki, the death of her dad, and the song ‘I Drink Wine’ – which is billed as an “upcoming single.”
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The MOBO Awards are back!
For more than two decades, the ceremony has served as the top honour for music of black origin in the UK.
This year’s edition of the world-renown show brings with it the return of a live audience format at the Coventry Building Society Arena.
Set to take place on December 5, the 2021 MOBOs will be broadcast live on YouTube. BBC One will broadcast a special behind-the-scenes show featuring unseen moments and performances.
Ahead of the reveal of the hosts and names that’ll be blazing the stage, check out the full list of nominations – which include Wizkid, Megan Thee Stallion, Central Cee, Dave, Bree Runway, Tiwa Savage, Dave, and Ayra Starr below…
R-E-S-P-E-C-T is exactly what Jennifer Hudson got as she blew the roof off Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena at the 2021 CMAs on Wednesday (November 10).
On hand to deliver a tribute to Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin (who she also won rave reviews portraying in the recent biopic ‘Respect’), Hudson soared as she rendered riveting renditions of Franklin’s ‘You Are My Sunshine’ and ‘Night Life’ at the Luke Bryan-hosted affair.
Joined by fellow GRAMMY winner Chris Stapleton, the unlikely pairing finished their performance to a (much deserved) standing ovation.
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While Chris Brown is easily one of the hardest working acts in entertainment and could never be accused of keeping his fans hungry for new music, now the 32-year-old is hoping his legion of supporters – affectionately called #TeamBreezy – have an appetite for something else he’s serving up.
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As if the November 6 premiere of the Netflix adaptation of ‘Arcane’ wasn’t enough to send fans of the ‘League of Legends‘ video game into a frenzy, it was also announced music from the animated series would be dropping in three parts over the month.
Assembling big names like Sting, Pusha T, Imagine Dragons, and more for its soundtrack, the musical companion of ‘Arcane’ saw its first set of tunes drop last week and included ‘Our Love,’ performed by Curtis Harding and Jazmine Sullivan.
“Our love, is a bubblin’ fountain (Ooh-ah) / Our lovе, that flows into any sea (Ooh) / Our love, deeper than any ocеan / Our love, for eternity,” Jazmine sings on the Harding and Samuel Cohen-penned cut.
Shining as a standout on the 11-track ‘Arcane’ soundtrack, look inside to hear the new song in full.
Coi Leray‘s latest single, ‘Twinnem,’ already had her growing legion of fans buzzing upon its September release, but now that buzz is heating up to a boil to a revamp from GRAMMY-nominated rapper DaBaby.
Called on by Coi to add his signature flair to the bop, the embattled Hip Hop superstar imparted some racy bars on the remix of the Bankroll Got It-produced cut.
“Come and f*ck me like a ho, best friend (Let’s go) / I ain’t trippin’ on a hatin’ a** n*gga, some of ’em want some attention, I know they mad (Yeah) / Still doin’ numbers like bingo my friend, with a big boy .40 (Boom, boom),” he spits.
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With Christmas fast approaching, the queen of the season Mariah Carey is unwrapping a series of festive activations.
And the latest is in partnership with McDonald’s.
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The first list of performers to hop aboard the Soul Train Awards line-up has been unveiled.
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With a career as long and as prosperous as P!nk‘s, there are bound to be moments when certain songs fly under the radar.
While we are not here to dissect the here-and-now, instead, we are here to celebrate the what-ifs, the moments that remain in the hearts and minds of many despite not having their shining moment.
Join us below as we countdown That Grape Juice’s Top 5: Underrated P!nk Songs…