William Orbit has passed away. The GRAMMY-winning producer, best known for his work on Madonna‘s Ray of Light and hits for All Saints and Blur, died at age 69.
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Khalid may have recently wrapped the North American leg of his ‘It’s Always Sunny Somewhere World Tour,‘ but that doesn’t mean he’s booking a break during his downtime.
Over two months after first acquainting fans with ‘Something Special‘ – his critically acclaimed collaboration with K-Pop sensation Ahn Hyo-seop – the ‘Location‘ singer has lifted the lid on the official ‘Special’ music video.
“I’ll be stuck, stuck, stuck on you, both of us laying under the moon / And where you go that’s where I will be (Mm, mm, mm) / Red lips like summer wine, I could taste you every night / Where you go that’s where I will be,” he sings on the genre-blending tune’s opening verse.
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After decades of demand, the Pop gods have finally answered the prayers of dedicated Madonna and Kylie Minogue fans!
The mega music divas have kept their word after confirming their long-awaited duet would hit digital shelves on Friday (August 7).
Titled ‘Love Sensation,’ the tune comes as remix to a fan-favorite from Madge’s chart-topping last album ‘Confessions II.’
“Baby, come and get with me / There’s something that I gotta do (There’s something that I gotta do) / Baby, when you’re here with me / There’s nothing that we cannot do (There’s nothing that we cannot do),” they sing over Stuart Price production.
Arriving just days after the pair debuted the track live on stage at WorldPride in Amsterdam for the closing ‘Club Confessions’ show, hop inside to hear the recorded version of ‘Sensation.’
It’s been weeks since Future topped the Billboard 200 with his latest album, ‘The Real Me,’ but that’s not causing the Atlantan hitmaker to slow down his efforts in its support.
Having already gifted multiple cuts from the project the video treatment (including ‘California Girls,’ ‘F-kk a Interview,’ ‘Radio,’ and ‘Konnichiwa’), the GRAMMY winner is continuing to give fan-favorite tunes from ‘Me’ visual accompaniment as evidenced by his newest ‘No Misery.’
“Got a bad b-tch who lovin’ me, just be lustin’ me (Oh) / For a century and a decade, no misery (Oh) / We made history after history after history (Oh-oh-oh) / Made a movie in a moment, ain’t no clone in me (Oh, don’t),” he raps over Bryan Yepes production.
Filmed in Tokyo and directed by Loris Russier, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Misery’ courtesy of its official video.
Joe Jonas is candidly reflecting on one of the most challenging chapters of his career.
The singer revealed that the underwhelming commercial performance of his 2011 solo debut, ‘Fastlife,’ became the catalyst for seeking therapy.
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Lauryn Hill is bringing the spirit of Diaspora Calling! to London in unforgettable fashion.
Ahead of Friday’s (August 7) highly anticipated festival, the music icon joined Wyclef Jean for a special fan event at 180 Studios, where the pair celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Fugees’ classic album ‘The Score.’
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Tory Lanez and his wife, Raina Chassagne, are no longer moving forward with their divorce.
The now-dismissed divorce case was initially filed by Chassagne in June 2024 after less than a year of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences with the rapper.
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Kanye West is facing a six-figure legal battle that places the debate surrounding AI use in his music firmly back under the spotlight.
An anonymous producer claims he created hundreds of synthetic vocals for ‘Vultures 2’ and ‘Bully’, only to be left without payment or proper credit.
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As Sam Smith fans get closer to the August 21 release of the GRAMMY winner’s new album ‘Hazel Eyes,’ they can expect to see much of Sam on screens in preparation for its official unveiling.
Having already thrilled with previous singles ‘Oh Mother‘ and ‘My Guy,’ this week brought with it a third drop from the ‘Eyes’ tracklist: ‘When He’s Gone.’
“Hate it when you speak to me, with cruel and careless words / Everything you say to me, can’t you see it hurts,” Smith croons before sharing, “When he’s walking out on me, he takes everything I need / My whole world’s broken when he’s gone.”
The heart-tugging tune made its way to streamers on Tuesday (August 4) courtesy of Capitol Records. Hear it in full inside.
“She did it again” took on a new meaning for Tyla this week thanks to the Billboard debut of her latest album ‘A*Pop.’
Be it through performance style, music, or visual themes over the years, Dawn Richard has never been shy about being proud of her Louisiana heritage.
That pride takes center stage, however, in the former Danity Kane frontwoman’s new album ‘Creole Culture.’
Her first solo studio effort since 2021’s ‘Second Line,’ the forthcoming opus – due October 9 – is billed as a continuation of the story told by its preceding projects.
“[My 2019 album] ‘New Breed’ was the story of New Orleans through my father’s eyes…’Second Line’ was my mom — her interludes riddled the album with her depiction of what is meant to be a Creole woman in New Orleans. ‘Creole Culture’ is my way of saying that New Orleans culture doesn’t have to live in the past to be authentic. It can be progressive. It can be global. It can be pop culture. It can look like me,” she said in an official statement about the LP.
An 11-track affair, the ‘Creole’ tracklist not only includes the warmly received ‘Baby, Can We?‘ featuring Durand Bernarr but also features guests appearances from the likes of Big Freedia, Anjelika “Jelly” Joseph, Tarriona “Tank” Ball, and more.
To drum even more buzz for the project, Dawn lifted the lid on the new song ‘Enough‘ – a slow-burning groove buoyed by a prominent sample of Sister Nancy‘s 1982 dancehall classic ‘Bam Bam.’
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