After calling on Ice Spice to assist on the remix to his smash ‘Fisherrr,’ rapper Cash Cobain calls on another award-winning emcee – J. Cole. – to join him on the new collaboration ‘Grippy.’
“So good, I just had an epiphany / It’s grippy and wet, you know I’m a vet, but you makin’ me feel like a rookie / How you make me tap out so swiftly? / But I’m back for the second round victory,” Cole raps on the Gvrlnd!-produced cut.
Hear the sizzling new cut in full inside.
As Chris Brown fans (affectionately called #TeamBreezy) anxiously await the June 5 kick off of the ‘11:11 Tour,’ the R&B stageblazer serves up a reminder of what they can expect to see on stage via the choreography-laden music video for his new song ‘Press Me.’
Found aboard the April-released deluxe edition of his latest album, ‘11:11,’ the glossy clip sees Brown break it down all over the world and taking a stroll down memory lane to his previous visuals from the era (and beyond).
“Energy, yeah / Give it all to me, yeah / Come press me, yeah / Come take what you need, yeah / Let me see you dance in front of me, yeah / Impress me,” he croons on the chorus of the Hitmaka-produced cut.
See the Jamar Harding-directed action inside.
More details have emerged from the chaotic altercation between Travis Scott and music executive Alexander ‘AE’ Edwards during their time in Cannes on Thursday (May 23) that’s continuing to rock headlines.
#Barbz bummed at not catching Nicki Minaj on the first run of her hotly selling ‘Pink Friday 2 World Tour‘ will be pleased to learn they have another shot to see the Rap Queen live as she’s confirmed the second North American leg of the history-making jaunt.
Taking to social media on Friday (May 24), Minaj sent her beloved fan base into a frenzy with news she will return to the U.S. for a slew of arena dates after wrapping up the European leg of the international trek.
Details inside.
The original incarnation of Kehlani‘s banging comeback single, ‘After Hours,’ already contained a throwback t0 2004 with its prominent sample of Nina Sky‘s signature smash ‘Move Ya Body.’
But, just as the April 4-dropped ‘Hours’ continued racking up spins and downloads on digital outlets its GRAMMY-nominated creator has lifted its official remix – this time throwing it back to the 2004 hit ‘Cater 2 U’ found aboard Destiny’s Child‘s last studio album ‘Destiny Fulfilled.’
“Why don’t you stay? / Stay here after hours / I know you don’t wanna leave / Stay here after hours,” she wails on the slowed down version of the dancefloor-ready bop.
Hear the new, DC3-inspired edition of ‘Hours’ inside.
Nelly Furtado is the latest GRAMMY winner to bring her brigade of hits to ‘Tiny Desk’!
Gracing the NPR office in Washington, D.C., Furtado delivered an electric showing of 11 songs including performances of tunes like ‘Promiscuous,’ ‘Maneater,’ and ‘I’m Like a Bird’ as well as new releases ‘Love Bites’ and ‘Eat Your Man.’
Backed by Jim Beanz and Anjulie Persaud (vocals) with support from William Lamoureux (violin), Brian West (guitar), Hrag Sanbalian (keyboard), Daniel Stone (percussion), Lionel Jarvis (bass), and more, hop inside to see Nelly put it down like only she can.
Shortly after getting heads bobbing to his latest single, ‘Clear the Smoke,’ former Migos frontman Quavo followed by unleashing its accompanying music video.
A cinematic affair, the KeeMotion-directed visual sees Huncho calling all the shots over an underground business.
“Everything bankroll right / Smokеd out, burnt out life,” he raps over Nick Mira and Dez Wright production. “B-tch, I threw back twice / Damn, I feel nice, what you feel like? / Worth some M’s, right , b-tch, don’t film.”
See the action in full inside.
Taylor Swift is hot on the promotional trail for her latest album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department.’
More dentals below…
Emerging music sensation Jon Muq is on a roll.
Originally from Uganda, he has been generating buzz with his distinctive blend of folk and afropop, highlighted by his uniquely warm timbre.
As he prepares to launch his debut album, ‘Flying Away,’ on May 31 via Easy Eye Sound, he has released the single ‘Flying Away From Home’ along with its music video.
‘Flying Away From Home’ narrates Muq’s journey of pursuing his dream to become a musician and is produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys along with the rest of his debut album.
Check out the visual for ‘Flying Away From Home’ below…
Since the arrival of ‘Cowboy Carter‘ teasers during the 2024 Super Bowl, the #Beyhive and #LittleMonsters – devoted fans of Beyonce and Lady Gaga respectively – have suspected the two have been subtly teasing a reunion to their 2010 megahit ‘Telephone.’
After months of speculation, Gaga – hot on the promo trail of the May 25 premiere of her forthcoming HBO concert film ‘Gaga Chromatica Ball‘ – finally addressed the rumors.
Look inside to see what she said.
With that headline-grabbing beef with Chris Brown in his rear view, Quavo is moving past the noise to ‘Clear the Smoke‘ – his new single.
Produced by Hitkidd and Wheezy, ‘Smoke’ is believed to be the newest taste of the gems set to line his yet-titled third solo studio album (the follow-up to 2023’s ‘Rocket Power‘),
“They tryna clear the smoke on sight (Sight, yeah) / They even tryna clear the smoke a few time (Yeah) / Got the gang members on go (Go) / We might be havin’ smoke,” he raps on the sizzling new track.
Hear it in full inside.
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