A sales prediction for Fifth Harmony‘s new LP ‘7/27’ has surfaced today.
Do the Urban Pop belles have reason to rejoice…or rethink?
Find out below…
Trey Songz is determined to ensure Urban music lovers don’t forget about him as he builds material for his next studio album.
Currently hard at work on the set, the entertainer has released several remixes of some of Hip-Hop’s more promising new numbers this month with hopes that they will serve as buzz singles for the set.
Time will tell if his plan works.
Until then…
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
This week we’ll revisit ‘Lady Marmalade’ – the colossal Missy Elliott-produced remake of Patti Labelle‘s 70s hit. Featuring the Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim, P!nk, and Mya, the unexpected quartet boosted the tune to the top of the charts this week in 2001 and kept it there for 5 weeks. ‘Marmalade’ was so successful it not only topped 2001’s year-end charts as it reigned as the year’s best-selling release, it went on to garner a Grammy for the ladies and remain the highest selling releases from Lil Kim and Mya’s overall catalogue (while P!nk and Aguilera would go on to earn even higher accolades in their respective careers).
Strut down memory lanes with us as we press ‘play’ on the ‘Moulin Rouge’ soundtrack hit:
Fifth Harmony‘s ‘7/27’ hit retailers today and is already on course to making an impressive splash on the iTunes chart.
How their fans are celebrating the occasion? By enjoying its music as their smash hit cut ‘Work From Home‘ continues to rise in the United Kingdom thanks to their polarising performance on the latest episode of ‘Britain’s Got Talent.’
What the girls cooked up when they teamed up with Missy Elliot to build bops for the set?
‘Not That Kinda Girl.’
Where one can find the jam?
After the leap.
Press play below…
Times are a-changing over in the weird and wonderful world of Kanye West.
For, following his silent departure from Roc Nation, the musician/budding fashion superpower has kicked his old talent agency to the curb.
“You be all in my business like a Wendy interview”
Mariah Carey playfully name-checked Wendy Williams on her 18th #1 single ‘Touch My Body.’ However, she was in no endorsing mood after the TV host implied she’s on the verge of another breakdown.
So irked by the comment she took to social media to throw a direct jab at the former shock jock.
Details below…
Did you miss the release of Trey Songz‘ latest cut ‘Lyft.’
If so, there’s no need to worry because TGJ has you covered.
A remix of MadeinTYO’s ‘Uber Everywhere’, ‘Lyft‘ serves as one of many remixes the singer/actor has employed to keep his name afloat as he buries himself away to build his next studio album.
It ranks pretty low on the maturity scale.
Does that stop it being from enjoyable release?
Find out how below…
Beyonce‘s ‘Formation World Tour‘ continues to woo and wow fans across North America.
Undeniably darker than her earlier live shows, the tour does away with the PG-friendly glamour that once stood as a staple to embrace the entertainer’s grittier, uninhibited and arguably more liberated side.
Ready to see her flaunt the aforementioned traits in live action?
Enjoy ‘Yourself’ below…
Despite landing the first #1 run of her solo career atop the Billboard 200 with her latest album ‘This Is What the Truth Feels Like,’ Gwen Stefani‘s failed to make music lovers feel the singles launched from set.
After missing the top 50 on the Hot 100 twice with lead singles ‘Used To Love You’ and ‘Make Me Like You’ respectively, Stefani may finally be onto a homerun with ‘Truth’s third single ‘Misery.’ Putting her best foot forward with the song’s glossy video, an ode to the golden era of Hollywood, the stunning 46-year-old just may prove the third time’s the charm.
Teasing the video aplenty before its May 31st release, tuck in below for your first glimpse of the clip and weigh in:
Today’s musical audience bestows artists with the “Icon” title well before their work warrants such an honor. The notion of being “iconic” has become as watered down as an artist christening new music as “organic.” Some assert that the time is gone where true icons are born and the new generation will fail to produce global icons such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, or Prince. After the jump we will breakdown what we feel it takes to be a true “Icon” in today’s musical landscape.
Below awaits That Grape Juice’s four T’s of being an Icon.
Over a month after making a splash with fans with his long awaited comeback single ‘Lake By the Ocean, Maxwell has premiered its steamy accompanying music video.
Tapping director Phillip Andelman to helm, the cinematic visual – the first from Max’s highly anticipated new album blackSUMMERS’night (July 1), only adds to excitement about the singer’s SUMMERS’ tour that kicks off June 18th.
The trek will include a headlining bill at the 2016 Essence Festival. But, before you head down to New Orleans to catch the Grammy winner in action, tuck in below for his must see new video. We’ll let you know now: it was worth the wait…
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