TGJ favourite Sevyn Streeter calls on Lyrica Anderson, Siya and Dreezy to complete her remix of DJ Khaled’s ‘Do You Mind.’
DJ Carisma’s ‘This Is the Queen’ mix houses the remix and arrives as Streeter’s fans look forward to the release of her ‘Girl Disrupted’ LP which is to drop via Atlantic Records.
Ready to hear the ladies in action?
Press play below…
Bruno Mars blazed back onto the scene last Fall with third album ’24k Magic,’ which topped charts across the globe.
Spearheaded by its title track, the LP has been a fixture in the upper echelon of the Billboard 200 and looks set to continue said run with the release of its next single.
There has been ample debate as to which song should be selected.
And now, it appears the stage blazer has made his decision.
Find out what he’s set to serve up below…
Jhene Aiko gets psychotic in the asylum, self-directed visual for single ‘Maniac.’
With the dark sensual single as her backdrop, the ‘Souled Out’ singer is bound, gagged, and restrained before freeing herself and straddling a mannequin. The concept stems from Aiko’s research on the reasons women were admitted into mental institutions in earlier years. The reason: nymphomania, which is a side of the 28-year-old that she wanted to highlight more with this effort.
Peep the visual below…
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Following a year that gifted pop music lovers game and/or career-changing albums like Justin Timberlake‘s ‘FutureSex/LoveSounds,’ Christina Aguilera‘s ‘Back To Basics,’ Beyonce‘s ‘BDay,’ Amy Winehouse‘s ‘Back To Black,’ Ciara‘s ‘The Evolution,’ and Fergie‘s ‘The Dutchess,’ 2007 had some big shoes to fill.
For many of the artists who stood to the challenge (see: Britney Spears, Alicia Keys, Mary J. Blige, Kanye West, Jay Z, etc.) the results may not have matched the commercial response of their previous efforts (or collectively those of the big named releases the year prior), but critically the class of 2007 wielded what many consider some of their (if not their) best work(s) to date.
As we kick off 2017, let’s flashback to 2007 to ode 10 game and/or career-changing albums that turned 10 this year. Your gateway to feeling “old” awaits below:
Is Beyonce gearing up to reboot the ‘Formation World Tour?’
Find out why some folk feel so below…
Fifth Harmony‘s future as a four-piece is looking promising following news that the quad have re-signed with Epic Records.
At the point Camila Cabello exited, it was revealed that the group had fulfilled certain obligations with the Sony imprint. A reality which meant their relationship with the label moving forward hinged on whether LA Reid and co wanted to exercise their legal right to “pick up their option.”
Well, it has now been confirmed that that’s what has indeed happened.
Dive below for details…
With the New Year upon us, Tinashe has come out swinging.
Chart success may be perpetually pending, but that hasn’t stopped the performer from showing up and showing out.
Case in point the newly uncaged video for ‘Company.’
The high-octane clip is the latest to be serviced from the singer’s ‘Nightride’ project, which was released as a pre-cursor (of sorts) to her long-awaited sophomore album ‘Joyride.’
Check it out below…
After a two-year musical hiatus, Brit crooner Ed Sheeran arrives with two new singles, ‘Shape of You‘ and ‘Castles On The Hill.’ Both are lifted from his third studio album ‘÷ / divide.’
The track ‘Shape’ finds Sheeran uttering lyrics of infatuation with a woman’s body over a Caribbean-inspired beat. While ‘Castles’ sees the red-head singer get nostalgic as he reminisces on simpler times in his hometown of Framlingham, Suffolk.
Hear them both below for yourself…
As if kicking his new year off with yet another L was damaging enough, rapper Meek Mill is still facing the fury of ex-girlfriend Nicki Minaj‘s faithful fan group, The Barbz, after he slick dissed the rapstress following her announcement of their breakup.
We previously reported Minaj took to Twitter earlier today to excite fans with news of new music and announce her departure from Mill after a two year+ romance. Shortly after fans trolled his social media handles, the rapper hit back with subtle shade in a now-deleted IG post.
Needless to say, it didn’t go over well with Minaj’s fans who – hours after the infraction – are still going in on Mill. See what we mean below:
Cop a gander of Fifth Harmony!
Looking ravishing in red, the newly remoulded quad step out in style for their first promotional snap since the dramatic departure of Camila Cabello last month.
The group – now comprised of Normani, Dinah, Lauren, and Ally – have vowed to continue as a collective. They’ve also promised solo material. All in 2017.
Exciting times!
Readers of That Grape Juice know what avid music lovers we are – especially of hits past.
So, as our retrospective features ‘From the Vault’ and ‘TGJ Replay’ allow us the chance to re-spin the gems and jams of yesterday of one artist, our newest feature Chart Rewind – a variation of our current Retro Rewind assay – accedes salutes to an entire era of music history.
Next, we’ll salute ‘Hero’ – the 8th of a historic 18 #1 singles by pop icon Mariah Carey. As diehard Carey fans – affectionately called #Lambs – already know, the song almost belonged to another chart-topping diva: Gloria Estefan. Originally penned for the legendary Latin pop songstress, Carey – originally disenchanted with the song – later opted to keep it and make some “flavorful” changes to its arrangement. The reworking not only met MC’s favor, but apparently the buying public’s as well.
Just ten weeks after its release, ‘Hero’ topped the Hot 100 for four weeks (where it was found this week 23 yeaers ago). Ousting Janet Jackson‘s scorching ballad ‘Again’ from the top spot, Carey’s uplifting tune went on to quickly earn platinum status. And, while it was not honored by any major awards academy, it endured to become her signature song.
Tuck in below to see who joined her in the top 25 this week in 1994:
Since the onset of the New Year, gospel singer Kim Burrell has been embroiled in a colossal scandal centered on a homophobic sermon.
Indeed, as reported, a video hit the web of the “pastor” branding gay people as “perverted” and implying that they will die in 2017.
The fall-out / fall from grace has been well-documented, with a horde of names publicly lashing Burrell. A list that includes Yolanda Adams, Chaka Khan, and Octavia Spencer.
Perhaps most notable was Ellen Degeneres, who control, alt, deleted a scheduled performance from Burrell on her show.
Pharrell Williams, who she was set to perform with, did still appear and addressed the drama head-on.
See what he had to say of his ‘I See A Victory’ collaborator below…
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