Mariah Carey was recording ‘Daydream’ during the day and a very different album by night.
Ahead of the release of her new memoir, ‘The Meaning of Mariah Carey,’ the Songbird supreme took to Twitter to share that she worked on a rock album with the band Chick at the same time she was recording ‘Daydream.’
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New Kanye West could be coming soon.
The rapper took to Twitter to share a snippet of his new song ‘Believe What I Say.’
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Today’s From The Vault pick is a track that continues to shine – even though it didn’t on the charts.
Mariah Carey’s ‘The Roof’ is this week’s selection.
Included on Ms. Carey’s 1997 ground-breaking ‘Butterfly’ album, ‘The Roof’ was released as the set’s third single. Produced by Mariah alongside Poke & Tone + Corey Rooney, it’s built around a sample of classic Hip-Hop jam ‘Shook Ones (Part II) by Mobb Deep.
Detailing the events of a sexy encounter on a rainy night with a mystery man – recently revealed to be former flame Derek Jeter – it showcased a more mysterious and sensual side of the singer.
Due to conflicts with her label at the time, the track was only given a limited European release, where it didn’t necessarily set the charts on fire.
Through time, Mimi’s dedicated fanbase has often alluded to sabotage when it comes to this specific single.
Diane Martel and MC co-directed the song’s sexy video which showcases the songbird riding a limousine and reminiscing about that rainy night on some New-York rooftop, where magic once happened.
The video mix of the track featured a verse from Mobb Deep, who also make an appearance.
As the visual progresses, Mariah is seen standing in the rain through the limo’s sun-roof as her way of trying to relive that very special moment.
Sadly, ‘The Roof’ was never the hit it was designed to be, but it truly is the definition of a fan-favorite and rightfully so. With its slick and hard production, poetic lyrics, as well as its edgy video, it represents Mariah in top form in all her areas of expertise.
We can’t wait to read about how this song and plenty others came about once her memoir ‘The Meaning of Mariah Carey’ hits the stands on Wednesday (September 29).
30 years into her career, the diva still knows how to keep us magnetised to the magic that is her talent.
Taylor Swift reigns for another week on the Billboard 200 and, in the process, blasts past a major record set by Whitney Houston.
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Mariah Carey is hot on the promo trail for her new memoir ‘The Meaning of Mariah Carey’. Her next stop? CBS Sunday Morning.
BTS is set to make a big splash in November with the release of brand new album.
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Jidenna has long used his platform to propagate the need for equality and justice.
And it’s a trajectory that shows no sign of letting up.
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This week saw Tory Lanez break his silence about allegations that he shot Megan Thee Stallion in the foot on night he was arrested for gun possession.
The Canadian star used the medium of surprise album ‘DAYSTAR’ to clap-back at the claim and, in the process, poured fuel on the raging fire of debate surrounding that fateful July 12 evening.
And while most remain firmly in the corner of Megan, some are being swayed.
It’s compelled a source close to the femcee to speak up and out about the alleged specifics of the incident.
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Tory Lanez broke his silence yesterday with the surprise release of new album ‘DAYSTAR.’
The LP and the content within are notable because they serve as his long-awaited response to allegations that he shot Megan Thee Stallion in the foot on July 12 – the same night he was arrested for gun possession (with the femcee in the car).
Despite the evidence (which includes Megan’s verbatim revelation that he pulled the trigger), Lanez used the project to deny the claims.
Feeding the the public’s appetite for more backstory on the matter, he used the length and breadth of the project to paint a picture of romance, jealousy, and chaos. As reported, Lanez clapped back at some of his musical peers too.
With many still rejecting him, what does that mean for the album’s first week prospects?
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Azealia Banks is in hot water.
The rapper is being sued by her ex-manager who claims that she has threatened his life loved one’s lives.
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A royal backlash indeed for legendary ‘Throne Room’ hitmaker CeCe Winans after the Gospel diva was among the celebrities featured in a President Donald Trump-ordered ad designed to reassure the country about the current administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
With the associated death toll at 204,000 at writing, Trump’s lax reaction to the health crisis has been widely criticized – a tide he was hoping to turn by teaming with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to launch a $300 million advertising campaign highlighting their reactive efforts.
To assist, HHS enlisted the likes of Dennis Quaid and Winans to reach audiences – a move that’s incited backlash for both participants, especially the latter. So much so, the 12-time GRAMMY winner took to Twitter Friday (September 25) to defend her actions.
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