Zayn Malik is making musical moves once again.
After a brief spell away from the limelight, the Pop pin-up returned with new single ‘Love Like This.’
Serving as a standalone offering, the melodic track was paired with a slick visual directed by Frank Borin and Ivanna Borin.
With the track gaining traction on US radio (where it’s cracked the top 40), Malik has shared a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the video.
Peep how the clip for ‘Love Like This’ came to fruition after the jump…
The release of Travis Scott‘s hotly anticipated new album ‘Utopia’ brought with it a number of surprise collaborations.
Few, if any, left jaws ajar more than the rapper’s previously unannounced collaboration with Beyonce.
Christened ‘Delresto (Echoes),’ the hypnotically haunting hymn is already off to a supercharged start on the streaming scene.
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Saweetie is back and looking to heat up the scene with her freshly unwrapped tracks ‘Birthday’ and ‘Shot O’ Clock.’
Arriving as her first set of releases after a somewhat lengthy spell out of the spotlight, the femcee is wasting no time hitting the promotional circuit.
Her latest stop was the #LIFTOFF show on Power 106, where she chopped it up with Justin Credible.
During the sit-down she spilled on her new music, her upcoming tour with YG and Tyga, being serenaded by Usher at his Las Vegas residency, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, therapy, and her rumored relationship with her tour mate.
Watch after the jump…
After turning heads with her critically acclaimed flip of Lil Wayne‘s classic ‘A Milli,’ Alabama-reared rapstress Flo Milli serves up a sweet taste of new original music with the delectable single, ‘Fruit Loop.’
“I like sh-tting on bitches like this / All my life, I had lame hoes pissed / Bad ass b-tch, if I leave, he gon’ miss it / You like chasing d-ck, see with me, it’s a difference,” she raps on the Young Fyre-produced cut.
In case you need a reminder of just how much Flo Milli is ‘the sh-t,’ it comes courtesy of ‘Fruit.’ Stream it inside.
Barely a year after releasing his fourth studio album, the chart-topping ‘Twelve Carat Toothache,’ rapper-singer Post Malone (born Austin Post) has lifted the lid on its follow-up: ‘Austin.’
Released Friday (July 28), the eponymous effort – co-produced by Louis Bell and Andrew Watt – boasts no features across its 17 tracks.
Preceded to Billboard 200 battle by the singles ‘Chemical,’ ‘Mourning,’ and ‘Overdrive,’ ‘Austin’ comes as Post’s first LP to lack a Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit (as of time reported) and have a noted lack of buzz compared to its predecessors.
Will that have an impact on the set’s first-week sales? Time will tell. Until then, stream the new project inside courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
Mary J. Blige continues to make a major mark across a multitude of mediums.
However, music is very much at the center of her focus.
And the Queen of R&B/Soul looks set to drop fresh material imminently.
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Readers of That Grape Juice know how passionate we are about music – whether that be past or present.
However, unlike our other segments – Retro Rewind, TGJ Replay, and From The Vault – The Pop Stop is the most in-depth look at Pop songs that may have flown under the radar over the last week that you should know, rather they be from music’s biggest stars or those on the rise.
This week, we want to highlight cuts from Joni Mitchell, Anne-Marie, Mitski, and Tyla .
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Adekunle Gold has poured out his ‘Tequila Ever After.’
Serving as the Afro-Pop star’s fifth studio album (and debut for Def Jam), the flavorsome set packs a potent punch.
Towering tall at 17 tracks, the project was preceded by singles ‘Party No Dey Stop,’ ‘Ogaranya,’ and songs from his ‘Tio Tequila’ EP landed earlier this year.
An eclectic array of collaborators join AG on the LP – including Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers, Khalid, Coco Jones, and the performer’s wife Simi. Producers in the mix include Labrinth and Gold’s longtime partner in rhyme Kel-P.
Touted as a love letter the sound of Africa that has reverberated across the globe (such as Afrobeats and Amampiano), Gold said of the album:
“I’m not the Adekunle Gold who released my first album in 2016. I have a lot more confidence now.”
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At 64-years-young, Queen of Pop Madonna is still getting into the groove and garnering royal thumbs up from dedicated fans and well-wishers after a highly publicized health scare forced her to postpone the forthcoming ‘Celebration World Tour.’
Nearly five years after topping the Billboard 200 with his third solo studio album ‘AstroWorld,’ Hip-Hop hitmaker Travis Scott is ready to repeat with feat with its star-studded follow-up, ‘Utopia.’
The long-teased set – which features megastars like Beyoncé, Drake, Sampha, James Blake, Metro Boomin, Kanye West, The Weeknd, Bad Bunny, and more across its 19 tracks – arrives as a surprise drop despite promises to fans they would see some of its content performed live at the Pyramids of Giza (an endeavor rescheduled due to ‘complex production issues’).
Delivered ahead of ‘Circus Maximus,’ a film co-directed by Scott alongside Kahlil Joseph, Harmony Korine, Gaspar Noe, Nicolas Winding Refn, and Valdimar Jóhannsson, ‘Utopia’ comes as the rapper’s first full-length musical project since the tragic ‘AstroWorld’ festival that claimed multiple lives and caused injuries to several attendees in 2021. While Travis was never indicted on criminal charges for the incident, he is still facing multiple lawsuits.
Stream ‘Utopia’ inside courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
Tori Kelly may have spent what would have been a major promotional week for her July 28-due EP, ‘Tori,’ under medical care for an unexpected health failure, but the GRAMMY winner is forging on with the highly anticipated set’s release.
Kicked off by the March-released ‘Missin U,’ crafted with Jon Bellion (who also serves as a feature on the project’s ‘Young Gun’), the 7-track effort comes as her first release under a new deal at Epic Records and her first traditional body of work since 2020’s ‘Solitude‘ EP.
Tiding fans over until official news drops about her long-awaited new traditional studio album, the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Inspired by True Events,’ hop inside to hear ‘Tori’ in full courtesy of Spotify and Apple Music.
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