The effects of the pandemic continue to affect a growing list of artists. Case in point JoJo, who has just announced the cancelation of her ‘Good To Know Tour.’
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Little Mix may have just strut to #1 with ‘Sweet Melody,’ but they aren’t resting on their laurels when it comes to ‘No Time For Tears’ – their new collaboration with DJ Nathan Dawe.
Inching towards a top 20 spot on the Official UK Singles Chart, the track’s video arrives right on time.
With the global health crisis still at play and Little Mix recalibrating after recent changes, Dawe gets creative with the concept of the clip.
He’s seen “auditioning” hopefuls to appear in the very video.
Find out who strikes it lucky after the jump…
A New Gwen Stefani album could be on the horizon.
The Pop singer appeared on The Today Show, where she discussed the whereabouts of her long-awaited fifth studio album.
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Flo Milli is starting 2021 off strong.
For, the Alabama native has just released her latest song ‘Roaring 20s.’
The track features production by Kenny Beats and samples Topol’s 1971 song ‘If I Were A Rich Man.’
The new song comes after Milli first grabbed attention with her debut album, ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ last year. The project was met with critical-acclaim upon its release and saw many of her peers rally around her. Now, she is looking to continue that momentum. And continue it she does.
‘Roaring’ also arrives after the femcee was added to Spotify‘s coveted RADAR program, which spotlights stars making waves on a global scale.
When asked what being a RADAR artist means to her, Flo Milli says: “I’m grateful that I’m a part of this program and being that I’m putting out a song right now [today’s ‘Roaring 20s’], I think it’s cool to tie that in and it’s a dope way to start off.”
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The wait is finally over for new Selena Gomez.
For, she has just released her first Spanish-language song in eight years called ‘De Un Vez’ and shared the accompanying video along with the song’s release.
The track was produced by Tainy, Albert Hype, Jota Rosa and NEON16.
As for the video, that was directed by Tania Verduzco and Adrián Pérez and it finds Gomez in a mythical house surrounded by magical visuals, where she steps into rooms that are supposed to represent her evolution.
Following its release, the Pop star hinted that more potential Spanish-language songs were to come, saying:
“This is the beginning of something I’ve wanted to explore for so long. I hope you love it as much as I do.”
What are you waiting for? Watch the stunning visual below…
Juice WRLD and Young Thug‘s long-awaited collaboration has finally arrived.
Fans first got a taste of the song in 2020, a month after Juice’s untimely death. Throughout the remainder of the year, there were a few more leaks. However, the official song and video have now arrived.
Directed by Cole Bennett, the visual is seemingly inspired by Will Smith and Martin Lawrence‘s characters in the ‘Bad Boys’ franchise.
Complete with trippy scenes and a fiery finale, the video is complete 90s nostalgia.
The song follows the other posthumous releases from the late rapper such as: ‘Real Shit’ with Benny Blanco and ‘Smile’ with The Weeknd.
What are you waiting for? New Juice WRLD is just after the jump…
Cardi B has teamed up with Facebook for a new show named ‘Cardi Tries _____.’
The series (which is executive produced by the star alongside Jesse Collins) sees her trying her hand at new skills outside of her Hip-Hop rooting. From lacing up to become a ballerina, firefighter, car racer, teacher, and more.
She won’t be alone, as notable names and faces pop up to help her achieve her goals.
Episode 4 is here and sees Cardi learn how to become a sushi chef with a little help from Vallerie Archer.
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New dad Zayn Malik not only spent the final quarter of 2020 celebrating the birth of his first child with girlfriend Gigi Hadid but also birthing the new music set to line his highly anticipated third studio album (as we reported here).
Courtesy of singles ‘Better’ and ‘Vibez’ (click here to listen), the 28-year-old kicked off his latest era ‘Nobody is Listening’ – the first of new official music since his Gold-certified sophomore album, ‘Icarus Falls’ (2018).
While ‘Falls’ failed to live up to the Platinum success of its predecessor, 2016’s Platinum-certified ‘Mind of Mine,’ it did at least manage to nab multiple Billboard Hot 100 charting efforts – including the top 50 hit ‘Dusk Till Dawn’ (featuring Sia). To date, the ‘Nobody is Listening’ era can’t even boast as much with its highest charting release coming thanks to the #89 peak of ‘Better.’
Is it a sign of things to come or will the album’s other cuts act as its saving case? Stream it inside via Apple Music and Spotify and tell us:
2020 was undoubtedly the breakout year for serial hitmaking rapper DaBaby.
In addition to earning his first Hot 100 chart-topper with the long-running ‘Rockstar’ (featuring Roddy Ricch), the 29-year-old earned his second Billboard 200 chart-topper with its parent album – ‘Blame It on Baby’ – and later learned ‘Rockstar’ was nominated for Record of the Year at the 2021 GRAMMYs (click here to read).
With hopes of keeping the buzz brewing, the rapper (born Jonathan Kirk) lifts the lid on his first new single of the year with the aptly titled ‘Masterpiece.’ Previewed on social media last month, patient fans finally have their hands on the tune’s full version.
Now, you can hear the DA Got That Dope-produced bop inside:
9x GRAMMY nominee Sia has proven her worth as a singer-songwriter as a number of her hits for herself (and others) have rocketed up the record charts over the years. Now, she’s looking to see that success mirrored on the box office charts courtesy of the forthcoming drama, ‘Music’ (which she directed and co-wrote).
To herald its arrival, the diva released the sizzling cut ‘Hey Boy’ in November. And, though greeted with fanfare from critics and the singer’s devoted fans it didn’t see that response reflected commercially.
In an effort to turn the tide on its chart narrative, Sia tapped Nigerian hitmaker Burna Boy to help rework the tune. Ahead of the February 12 release of its parent album, ‘Music – Songs From And Inspired By The Motion Picture’ (courtesy of Atlantic Records), look inside to hear the ‘Hey Boy’ remix and see its Rafatoon-directed official music video.
Ariana Grande fans who did the math on the ’34+35′ remix had already cracked the case on longstanding rumors of who its mystery guests were, but they were proven right Thursday (January 14) when the GRAMMY winner revealed it to be none other than fellow chart-toppers Doja Cat and Megan Thee Stallion.
As we reported here, Grande took to social media to not only hush murmurs on the song’s special features but also report the revamped tune would drop Friday (January 15).
Having previously cracked the Hot 100’s top 10 up to a #8 peak, can the trio of ladies carry the cut all the way to the tally’s perch?
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Dr. Dre‘s divorce from estranged wife Nicole Young keeps getting messier.
For, Young now alleges that the rap mogul held a gun to her head on at least two separate occasions in the past.
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