Ashanti has made an undeniable mark on the music industry and now her name is taking permanent residence on one of the world’s most iconic strips – the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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We love us a tenacious artist here at That Grape Juice and Bree Runway is catwalking her way into our hearts.
Putting the pedal to the medal and accelerating at full speed, the rising star is wasting no time adding to the push for her current single ‘Somebody Like You.’
The hard-hitting anthem serves as the latest offering from the British-Ghanian songstress, who has already had an action-packed 2022.
Now, she’s delivered a new incarnation of the cut – which has been christened the “orchestral version.”
Ever visual, Bree has paired the track with an enchanting performance video.
Watch after the jump…
Dancehall titan Kranium continues to bring vibrant vibes.
Indeed, after titillating with the ‘Toxic’ EP last year, the Jamaican-raised stage blazer kicked off 2022 in seismic style with his latest effort, ‘Wi Deh Yah.’
Now, as gears up to embark on a like-titled stateside tour of the US, the star chopped it up with That Grape Juice.
During the candid conversation, Kranium opened up about his new music, returning to the live circuit, staying true to himself artistically, and more.
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The countdown is on to the premiere of Chloe Bailey‘s new single ‘Treat Me.’
Hotly anticipated, the track serves as the official follow-up to summer sizzler ‘Have Mercy’ and features on the 23-year-old’s debut solo album – which she recently revealed is complete.
Ahead of the ‘Treat Me’ premiere tonight, Bailey has unleashed a brand new trailer for its Diana Kunst-directed music video.
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The saga of drama around this year’s Coachella headliners continues to play out.
Case in point, a new report is alleging that The Weeknd is now threatening to drop out of his spot.
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Alicia Keys is back with new music.
After ample teasing, the music icon has unleashed the video for her song ‘City of Gods (Part II).’
The song is a solo version of her Kanye West and Fivio Foreign collaboration, ‘City of Gods.’ Now dubbed as “Part II,” the song sees Keys expand on the hook from the original song. She also tones down the instrumental to let her voice shine across the tune.
To promote the song, Keys will be taking the stage on ‘Ellen.’
In the meantime, watch the Sing Lee-directed music video for ‘City of Gods (Part II)’ just below…
Peruse of the updated Billboard’s Song Sales chart sees Rap Queen Nicki Minaj reigning with her latest single, ‘We Go Up.’
Released March 25, the Fivio Foreign-assisted track comes as her fourth drop in less than two months and followed the warmly received tunes ‘Do We Have a Problem,’ ‘Bussin,’ and ‘Blick Blick.’
Accompanied to Hot 100 success by some history-making measure (i.e. ‘Problem’ made Nicki the first female rapper to have 20 top 10 hits, ‘Blick’ made her the second female artist to have at least 65 top 40 hits, and more), the bops – reportedly set to line the GRAMMY nominee’s forthcoming fifth studio album – set the tone for ‘We Go Up’ to go and do the same.
Ahead of the release of its official music video, look inside to see how the new song’s impact was felt on this week’s hit list.
Occupying similar spaces in the music realm makes it easy for fans to pit artists against each other. Such is particularly the case for the likes of Chloe Bailey and Normani, who are not only two of the day’s top female steerers of contemporary R&B, but are equally renown for their sizzling stage performances.
Despite the sometimes negative comparisons, Bailey – as she’s putting the finishing touches on her forthcoming solo debut album – recently made headlines for confirming she’s eyeing a collaboration with the former Fifth Harmony star.
Look inside to see how Normani responded to the report.
‘Industry Baby’ may have birthed Lil Nas X‘s third run atop the Hot 100 last October, but the Kanye West-produced bop remains a commercial force thanks to a continued push on the promotional front.
Just days ahead of the sales boost it’s enjoying this week thanks to a high octane presentation at the 64th annual GRAMMY Awards (as we reported here), the song had already been pushed up the certification ladder at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
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The global health crisis forced James Corden‘s ‘Carpool Karaoke’ into what many feared would be a permanent parking spot.
However, as reported here, ‘The Late Late Show’ phenomenon has finally revved up its engines again after a 2-year hiatus.
Rolling on to screens Wednesday (April 6), Rap Queen Nicki Minaj was tapped to assist with the wildly popular segment’s royal return to television.
“The entire afternoon that we spent together, I was so happy to be in her orbit and her company and I really, really loved being with her,” Corden said of his time with the GRAMMY nominee. “It was so joyous.”
Cranking out rocking renditions of her hits ‘Starships,’ ‘Super Bass,’ ‘Anaconda,’ and much more, hop inside to see how Minaj helped get the show back in gear.
JAY-Z‘s musical appearances are unquestionably an event these days. Especially when the pairing is at potent as his latest team-up with Pusha T.
The pair have unveiled new song ‘Neck & Wrist,’ which is lifted from the latter’s incoming album ‘It’s Almost Dry’ – which follows 2018’s ‘Daytona.’
Naturally, the Hip-Hop forces do not hold back – trading verse after fiery verse on the track which is their latest collaboration since 2016’s ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous.’
What are you waiting for? Take a listen to the Pharrell Williams production after the jump…
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