After going all the way up hip hop charts with their well-received summer anthem ‘All The Way Up,’ Terror Squad alums Fat Joe and Remy Ma team up again with French Montana to cook up a redo with their latest outing ‘Cookin.’
The second visual lifted from their forthcoming joint album, ‘Plata o Plomo,’ the duo are serving fans a taste of what they can expect in the action-packed visual via a recently unveiled 30 second teaser.
If you are like us and can’t wait until the full peek drops on Friday, tuck in below to get your first look:
Tinashe wowed with the dynamite delivery of dance in the video for new single ‘Superlove’ and now she’s inviting the masses behind the scenes to see her process.
The rising star has released footage from rehearsals for the Hannah Lux Davis visual and it makes for a compelling watch.
Together with her fellow “Bae Watch-ers,” Ms. Kachingwe sassily dips, pops, and drops under the watchful eye of choreographer Jaquel Knight.
As keen appreciators of “performance,” it’s great to see an act and their team have have the same love and emphasis.
Rihanna has been heating up many a stage across the globe this summer.
Fresh from wrapping the European leg of her ‘ANTI World Tour,’ the 28-year-old returned to the UK over the weekend to perform at the 21st V Festival.
Tapped as Sunday night’s headliner, the ‘Love On The Brain’ belter tried her best with hits such as ‘Diamonds,’ ‘Work,’ and ‘Rude Boy.’
Sponsored by Virgin Media, the two-day extravaganza (which took place across two sites in Chelmsford and Staffordshire) also brought with it performances from major names such as Justin Bieber and Sia.
Before Adele, Coldplay and Amy Winehouse, a young name from Southhampton was the one waving the British flag on a worldwide scale. His name’s Craig David and today we salute him on From The Vault.
This week’s pick is ‘Seven Days.’
Serviced as the second single from the singer’s debut ‘Born To Do It’, ‘Days’ was written and composed by Mark Hill alongside the David – like the large majority of the LP.
Thematically, the song retraced the week-long romancing of a newfound love interest. To this day, it’s Craig’s biggest hit and is considered his signature song.
Wildly successful on home soil, where it debuted at #1 with sales of 100,000 units, but was also a worldwide smash peaking at #10 in the US, #4 in Australia and #9 in Canada. Not bad at all for a R&B newbie in a Britney and N’Sync dominated landscape.
The music video, directed by Max and Dania, had a ‘Groundhog Day’ theme with Craig reliving the same day over and over until he finally gets with “the” girl he met on the street.
Popular the world over, the clip was nominated for Best Video at the 2001 BRIT Awards, but lost to Robbie Williams‘ ‘Rock DJ.’
Thereafter, David’s success was heavily concentrated in the UK — despite a marked effort to further break into the American market with his sophomore album.
Now, after a hiatus of sorts (which ironically saw him relocate to Miami), the gifted star is back. With new album ‘Following My Intuition’ due in stores on September 30th, the moral of the story is to never count out authentic talent.
This week we shine light on Asia Major, who mesmerizes with Beyonce‘s ‘Lemonade’ hit ‘Hold Up.’
Watch the US native put her own spin on the melodic number below…
https://youtu.be/VWzN_HuocQg?t=31
Yes, yes, and yes!
Asia not only held her own, but made it her own with her compelling tone and flavoursome runs. She also demonstrated exceptional vocal control, much like the artist she covered
We approve…do you?
For more on Asia, check out her YouTube channel here.
