Iggy Azalea is strutting with a purpose to the release of her new album ‘End of an Era.’

And it’s arriving sooner than folk may think.

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T-Pain is getting candid.

During an interview with ‘Desus & Mero,’ the famed producer opened up about Nicki Minaj turning down an offer to collaborate with him back in 2007.

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Beyonce is celebrating!

On June 13, the music superstar took to her website to share a sweet message to twins Rumi and Sir Carter on their 4th birthday.

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It’s that time again! That Grape Juice wants to see what you all are listening to. Which 5 tracks have you got on constant rotation at the moment?
 
Remember, it doesn’t have to be limited to Urban music; could be something new, Throwback, religious, even something you made yourself! Drop a comment in the comments section. Ours are below – in no particular order:

1) Megan Thee Stallion – Thot Sh*t

2) Jessie J – I Want Love 

3) Mariah Carey x Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis –  Somewhat Loved

4)  J. Cole – Amari

5) MHD – Afro Trap Part 11 (King Kong)

What are Your Top 5 Songs of The Moment?

Megan Thee Stallion has marriage on the mind.

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Brandy is a busy belle these days.

Armed with the momentum of her critically acclaimed album ‘B7,’ the Vocal Bible is adding fresh chapters to her illustrious career by way of her new ABC show ‘Queens’ and new music too.

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Time flies! It’s been a decade since Wizkid hit the scene with his debut album ‘Superstar’ and he’s unquestionably manifested its title.

Home to hits such as ‘Pakuromo,’ the LP ignited a heat streak that is still burning hotter than ever today.

To commemorate the project, Starboy teamed up with YouTube for a documentary special.

Christened ‘A Superstar Made In Lagos,’ the production sees the performer reflect on his beginnings, his astronomical rise, and his personal life. Guest contributors include Nigerian-British boxing icon Anthony Joshua and Femi Kuti.

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Spice brought exactly that to the Good Morning America Summer Concert Series this week.

The Queen of Dancehall was joined by fellow royals Sean Paul and Shaggy for a rousing rendition of their blazing bop ‘Go Down Deh.’

A bonafide smash, the scorching video for the jam has amassed over 12 million views and has been trending for 5 consecutive weeks.

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Per the Billboard charts, it’s arguably always Drake season. However, it looks like it may officially be so soon.

Because the Hip-Hop titan has revealed that his long-awaited new album ‘Certified Lover Boy’ will be with listeners imminently.

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Gospel powerhouse Todd Dulaney has unwrapped a hearty helping of ‘Anthems & Glory’ on his like-titled new album.

A Stellar and GRAMMY Award nominee, Dulaney’s latest collection is comprised of tracks he spontaneously penned with inspiration from the written word of God.

Armed with the momentum of pre-pandemic singles ‘You’re Doing It All Again’ and ‘Psalms 18’ (which both peaked at #1 on Gospel Radio), Dulaney is also boosted by the success of ‘Your Great Name’ – which dominated airwaves too.

That Grape Juice‘s Chet Kincaid caught up with the star, who opened up about his project and music ministry.

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Check out Nicki Minaj!

The femcee wears many things well – including motherhood.

Minaj, 38, welcomed her first child with husband Kenneth Petty in October and has largely been private when it comes to their son.

However, as she continues her return to the spotlight, the Rap royal is also shining a light on her pride and joy.

Moments ago, Minaj shared an adorable snap of her matching in white with the eight-month-old.

She’s expected to open up about motherhood, new music, and more in her forthcoming HBO Max documentary.

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Beyond the glitz and glamor, the business side of music can be tough for artists.

For, acts are typically tasked with recouping the label’s spend on their projects by way of sales. As such, if they don’t meet this commercial marker, they’re effectively indebted to the label – even when they move on. So much so that music royalties may not be paid to artists, but instead, go towards settling the debt.

In a seismic move, Sony Music has announced a game-changing pivot on this practice; one that will unquestionably impact the industry in a major way.

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