With the GRAMMY nominations being announced on Tuesday (November 24), The Weeknd, Harry Styles, and Post Malone are poised to be among this year’s most nominated artists. Each of them could score a nomination in Album, Record and Song of the Year.
However, the likes of Billie Eilish, Megan Thee Stallion, and Taylor Swift may well be hot on their tails in a number of key categories.
With each of these categories including eight nominees, join us below as we reveal our predictions…
We thought August 28 and October 2 were the most jam-packed music release dates of the year, but boy were we wrong! November 20 brought it with a plethora of Pop, Hip Hop, and R&B gems to brighten the last quarter of 2020.
A particularly active period for Rap, Megan Thee Stallion delivered her long-awaited debut album, ‘Good News’ (click here to stream), fellow Rap titan Jeezy unveiled ‘Recession 2’ (the conceptual sequel to his 2008 Billboard 200 chart-topping ‘Recession’ album), and DaBaby stunned fans with a surprise EP dedicated to his late brother (click here to stream).
Elsewhere, K-Pop sensation BTS unleashed ‘BE’ (click here to stream) – their highly-anticipated follow-up to February 2020’s Platinum-certified ‘Map of the Soul: 7.’ The 8-song project, arguably the most buzzed about album on the planet this week, most famously features the septet’s inaugural Hot 100 chart-topping hit, ‘Dynamite.’
Speaking of the Hot 100, the competition will be its steepest there as not only will existing hits have to compete with the singles and album cuts of the previously mentioned projects, but new singles from Shawn Mendes and Justin Bieber, Kelly Rowland, Big Sean and Post Malone, Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa, Jazmine Sullivan, Lana Del Rey, and more have come to play.
With this delicious buffet of new music laid out for consumption, That Grape Juice wants to know:
Megan Thee Stallion is standing tall on Apple Music with new album ‘Good News.’
Full story below…
Miley Cyrus is getting candid about her collaboration, ‘Prisoner,’ with Dua Lipa.
The Pop star is set to appear in a new interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music on November 23. However, in a new snippet shared to Lowe’s Twitter account, Cyrus revealed that she and Dua recorded several songs before settling on ‘Prisoner,’ what it was like working with Dua, and what she loves most about their collaboration.
Her words below:
In case you needed a reminder that no one tugs at heart strings quite like Sam Smith, the GRAMMY winner’s serving it courtesy of the somber holiday tune, ‘The Lighthouse Keeper.’
“Build yourself a boat, babe, make yourself a sail. Float into the ocean to nowhere,” they sing on the Facebook exclusive. “When you set sail on your journey and happiness is far away, love will guide you til the morning.”
Though the standalone track is not found on Smith’s latest top 5 album, ‘Love Goes’ (click here to stream), it certainly fits well alongside the crooner’s velvety discography.
Look inside to hear exactly what we mean.
DaBaby stunned fans when he surprise-dropped the ‘My Brother’s Keeper (Long Live G)’ EP in honor of his late brother, Glenn Johnson, who died of suicide earlier this month.
As music lovers continue get to acquainted with the new set, he followed the drop of its title track with a video for the song ‘Gucci Peacoat’ – a Gemini Vision-directed clip that reflects on moments from Johnson’s funeral including church and graveside scenes.
See the emotional visual inside:
Friday (November 20), Dua Lipa fans amped about the diva’s forthcoming virtual concert, ‘Studio2054,‘ got a taste of what the highly anticipated venture is set to deliver thanks to an epic live showing on ‘The Graham Norton Show.’
Acting as the night’s musical guest, Lipa cranked the first televised rendition of the Koz-produced cut which has peaked at #10 in the GRAMMY winner’s native United Kingdom (#26 in the United States).
Rocking a stunning, 70’s-inspired sequin dress, look inside to see Dua do just what she does best:
Big Sean has unleashed the music video for ‘Wolves‘ featuring Post Malone.
The song is lifted from the rapper’s fifth studio LP ‘Detroit 2,’ which reached #1 on the Billboard 200 Chart.
In the Kid. Studio directed clip, Sean honours those who raised him, including his mother who makes a cameo.
Talking to EW, the rapper shared:
“[That song is about] my family growing up. Everybody’s in there, my grandma, my mom, my brother — it’s like they were a pack of wolves and they were the sweetest and strongest. It’s one of my favorites on the album.”
Experience ‘Wolves’ below:
Lady Gaga‘s ‘911‘ is the latest single to be lifted from the superstar’s sixth studio album, ‘Chromatica’.
Now, the GRAMMY winner has revealed footnotes from its critically-acclaimed music video in ‘The Making of 911.‘
Directed by Tarsem Singh, ‘911”s visual has amassed over 42 million views on the musician’s official Youtube.
Hoping to reignite interest in the release, the singer has released details of ‘The Color Of Pomegranates‘ inspired video with Vevo Footnotes.
Watch below… (more…)
Saweetie stays on her grind!
For just moments ago, the ‘Icy‘ rapper unleashed the music video for ‘Back To The Streets’ featuring Jhene Aiko.
The visual sees the ladies refuse to entertain men who aren’t forwarding their careers while looking gorgeous as ever.
‘Streets‘ has been praised for its catchy-hook and features production credits from the iconic hitmaker, Timbaland.
What are you waiting for?! Get into the Dave Myers-directed clip below: (more…)
Megan Thee Stallion has unleashed ‘Good News’ – her debut album.
Led by the Hot 100 chart-topper ‘Savage’ featuring Beyoncé, the set continues to see Meg dive into her knowledge of old school Hip-Hop and deliver slick rhymes across even slicker production.
That Grape Juice has had the LP on repeat since its release. Join us below to find out which five tracks are essential on ‘Good News.’
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