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 Blink-182, NCT Dream, Magdalena Bay, and JEMS!.
Join us inside…
Pink and her daughter Willow helped Kamala Harris cap off a star-studded Democratic National Convention 2024.
The Chicago-housed spectacle saw Harris and Tim Walz formally accept the Democrat nominations for President and Vice President of the US – officially setting the stage for a showdown with Republic picks Donald Trump and J.D. Vance in November.
Making her political allegiance clear, Pink took centerstage with her 12-year-old, and together they delivered a powerful duet of her hit ‘What About Us.’
Watch the soaring showing after the jump…
Lady Gaga is full of gratitude and with good reason.
Mother Monster’s new Bruno Mars collaboration ‘Die With A Smile’ is storming the streaming scene and looks poised to make a seismic splash on the Billboard Hot 100.
Reflecting on the incredible response to the song, the GRAMMY, Oscar, and Golden Globe winner has issued a vote of thanks to fans.
See what she had to say below…
FLO paired the announcement of their debut album ‘Access All Areas’ with a stunning performance on BBC Radio 1Xtra Live Lounge.
Soaring with heavenly harmonies, the R&B trio wowed with a mash-up medley of Ariana Grande‘s ‘The Boy Is Mine’ and Brandy and Monica‘s classic of the same name.
Stella, Jorja, and Renée also performed their latest single ‘Check.’
Watch the ladies take vocal flight below…
Sabrina Carpenter is pounding the promo pavement in support of her sixth studio album, the August 23-released ‘Short N Sweet.’
To celebrate the project’s release, the 25-year-old stormed ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon‘ with a stunning performance of her inaugural Billboard Hot 100 #1 hit ‘Please Please Please.’
Donning a dazzling black dress, Carpenter crooned the cut’s cheeky lyrics above a grand piano with support from three background singers clad in white.
Hop inside to see the captivating showing and see highlights from her interview where she dished on her historic Billboard achievements, getting shout-outs from Adele, and more.
As Ariana Grande fans (affectionately called #Arianators) anxiously await news on the deluxe update to her March-released project ‘Eternal Sunshine,’ the Pop diva is tiding them over by dropping the expansion of her chart-topping sophomore effort ‘My Everything‘ for its 10th anniversary edition.
While its 2014 original version was lined with 12 tracks including the megahits ‘Problem‘ (with Iggy Azalea), ‘One Last Time,’ Break Free’ (with Zedd), and ‘Love Me Harder’ (featuring The Weeknd), the commemorative set boasts 17 including bonus tracks ‘Too Close’ and ‘Cadillac Song.’
“happy tenth anniversary to an album that very much changed my life,” Grande shared with her 377 million Instagram followers on Thursday (August 22). “i love you all so much and am deeply grateful always. hope you enjoy these little anniversary celebration surprises.”
Among those “surprises’ is a limited seven-inch vinyl bundle with the project’s leading singles to be released on Monday (August 26) – just a day before a digital release of single bundles including a capella and instrumental versions of those same tunes.
Ahead of those drops, hop inside to stream ‘My Everything: 10th Anniversary Edition’ thanks to Spotify and Apple Music.
Kaytranada‘s June-released album, ‘Timeless,’ may boast contributions from big names like Anderson. Paak, Tinashe, Childish Gambino, PinkPantheress, Mariah the Scientist, and more, but one of the set’s standouts comes courtesy of ‘Hold On‘ featuring Danity Kane alum Dawn Richard.
“I don’t wanna waste it if you ain’t got time / Its feeling real good if you open your eyes / It’s a movie every time I walk by, yeah, yeah / I’m feeling my scene, do you wanna come by?,” Richard wails over the buzzy track.
With famed choreographer AlextheLionBitch helming the moves, look inside to see Dawn get down like never before in the music video for ‘Hold On.’
A$AP Rocky fans with their hearts set on the August 30 release for ‘Don’t Be Dumb,’ his first new album since 2018’s ‘Testing,‘ are getting their patience tested as the GRAMMY-nominated emcee took to Billboard recently to confirm the long-awaited project will be delayed.
“At this point I’ve been working on music for six years, but they leak my music and I get over it and say, ‘F-ck it,’” he said about the LP which is now due in the Fall due to the unauthorized exposures.
To tide fans over, however, Rocky lifted the lid on the official visual for latest single from ‘Dumb’: ‘HIGHJACK.’
“F-ck your ho ’cause she like that / Yeah, b-tch, fat a–, pretty, I might wife that / Ni–as swear they pimpin’, Scottie sippin’, get your wife back / Ho, you know you trippin’, Flacko different, know you like that,”he raps over Greg Kurstin and Jordan Patrick production.
Featuring vocal contributions from Jessica Pratt and Creed B. Good, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘HIGHJACK’ courtesy of its T. Grevet-directed music video.
With a troublesome leak and multiple pushbacks in its rearview, ‘Buffalo Freestyle‘ – the long-awaited tag team of Benny the Butcher and Drake – has finally landed on digital streaming platforms.
Lifted as part of ‘Buffalo Butch, Vol. 1‘ – a three-freestyle package from Benny – the new tune sees the duos trade verses about their respective rises to fame and more.
“I’m iller than the illness that these people wish me / Drake be Joshin’ around but life wasn’t Nickelodeon or Disney, is you kidding me? / My resume is thicker than Nicki, I’m busy-busy / I remember doing halftime at Jackson, Mississippi / Wasn’t drivin’ Cadillac then, but shit still found a way to escalate quickly,” raps Drizzy.
Hear it in full inside.
With her latest singles ‘iLike Moonlight,’ ‘BOP,‘ and ‘Legs‘ running to the top of fans’ digital playlists, Vanessa Williams is undoubtedly hoping for a similar response to the tunes’ parent album – ‘Survivor.’
Released via her own label Mellian Music (in partnership with Mod Squad) on Friday (August 23), the project comes as her first body of work since storming the Billboard 200 with 2009’s ‘The Real Thing.’
Her ninth studio album, the LP is a 14-track affair that boasts appearances from her daughter, Lion Babe star Jillian Hervey, as well as Trixie Mattel, Missael Manon, Wynton Marsalis, and more.
Stream ‘Survivor’ inside courtesy of Spotify and Apple Music.
Easily one of the season’s most anticipated releases, music lovers can finally get their hands on Sabrina Carpenter‘s sixth studio album ‘Short N Sweet.’
Living up to its title with a 36-minute runtime, the era attached to the 12-track effort was kicked off on the wings of chart-topping megahit ‘Please Please Please’ and ‘Espresso.’
Boasting contribution from big names like Julia Michaels, Ian Kirkpatrick, and Jack Antonoff, the ‘Sweet’ delivery comes just a month ahead of the launch of the North American leg of the ‘Short n Sweet Tour‘ which will storm major markets like New York City, Nashville, Toronto, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, and more before crossing the pond to Europe in 2025.
Before Sabrina brings live renditions of the new album’s content to a stage near you, please, please, please hop inside to stream the project courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
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