A month after confirming the Spring release date of the deluxe edition of his last Billboard 200 top 10 album ‘Beloved,’ R&B crooner Giveon kept his word with the unveiling of the LP dubbed ‘Act II‘ on Friday (May 15).
Expanding the original version’s tracklist to 19 songs, ‘Act II’ includes previously released favorites ‘Rather Be,’ ‘I Can Tell,’ and ‘Twenties’ as well as five additional new tracks.
Boasting features from the likes of fellow GRAMMY nominee Teddy Swims as well as GRAMMY-winning stars Leon Thomas and Kehlani. Hop inside to get reacquainted with ‘Beloved’ courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
Nearly three years separate fans of Drake from his last solo studio effort ‘For All the Dogs,’ but the wait for a new LP came to a close on Friday (May 15) thanks to the long-awaited release of ‘Iceman.’
Preceded by singles ‘What Did I Miss,’ ‘Which One,’ and ‘Dog House,’ the new project has had quite the unique rollout including a headline-grabbing unveil of its release date via an ice sculpture in his hometown of Toronto.
Hours ahead of the ‘Iceman’ release, however, Drizzy took to social media to confirm the set would be accompanied by not one, but TWO companion albums: ‘Habibti’ and ‘Maid of Honour.’
Boasting Future, PartyNextDoor, Sexyy Red, Central Cee, 21 Savage, and more across the trio of projects’ list of superstar features, stream the Republic Records-delivered LPs inside courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.
Eight years after delivering a critical knockout with her eighth studio album ‘T.K.O.,’ R&B veteran Mya is hoping to repeat the feat with its long-awaited follow-up ‘Retrospect.’
A melting pot of 70’s and 80’s-inspired funk and modern R&B, evidence of the nod to the sounds of yesteryear came via the set’s two lead singles ‘ASAP‘ and ‘Just a Little Bit‘ with Too $hort.
Beyond the inclusion of $hort, ‘Retrospect’ also boasts guest appearances from big names like 21 Savage, Joyner Lucas, Snoop Dogg, D-Nice, and more across its 16 tracks.
Stream the Planet 9-delivered set courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify inside.
Nearly two decades after 2007’s ‘Love Hate’ became his Billboard breakthrough album, serial hitmaker The-Dream has dreamed up its conceptual successor: the aptly titled ‘Love Hate 2.’
His first major-label effort since 2013’s ‘IV Play,’ the new LP is slated to arrive to digital shelves in the coming weeks courtesy of a new partnership with Republic Records.
Ahead of confirming its official release date, the 48-year-old gave anxious fans a sneak peek at the album’s content by unveiling its lead single ‘Bring That Body.’
“Call it hatin’, but he ain’t sh*t / And the word is, that n**** ain’t lovin’ you / And that ain’t right (Well, I got time) / Shawty, bring that body over here / Leave that f*ck n**** over there,” he croons over the self-produced track co-helmed by longtime production partner Tricky Stewart.
Hop inside to get acquainted with Dream’s latest.
Kandi Burruss is getting candid about life after divorce.
The former ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ star recently became emotional while opening up about her split from her ex-husband, Todd Tucker, after more than a decade of marriage.
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Nicki Minaj is sending shockwaves through pop culture and politics.
The rap queen recently opened up about her growing allegiance to Donald Trump, revealing that she no longer wants to keep her political views hidden.
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Chris Brown is once again at the center of a disturbing security scare.
Authorities reportedly arrested a man outside the singer’s Los Angeles-area home after an alleged attempt to trespass onto the property spiraled into something far more alarming.
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Dua Lipa is giving fans a front row seat to her ‘Radical Optimism’ tour finale.
The global superstar announced that her brand new concert film, ‘End of An Era (Live From Mexico).’
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The end of an era is near for ‘The Chi.’
Paramount+ has unveiled the first trailer for the acclaimed drama’s eighth and final season.
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