Victoria Monét is going all out with the video for her latest single ‘Alright.’
Lifted from the star’s ‘Jaguar II’ album, the fan-favorite cut – which follows GRAMMY-winning hit ‘On My Mama’ – is being paired with a super cinematic music video, directed by Dave Meyers and choreographed by Sean Bankhead.
Having assembled an Avengers-like team for the visual, Monét has unlocked a titillating teaser – which plays like a mini-movie.
Ahead of the premiere of ‘Alright’ in a mere matter of hours, peep the preview below…
The Afrobeats titan has made waves on a global scale with jams such as ‘Organise’ and ‘Amapiano’ and now he’s set to make a splash on the live circuit.
For, Asake has announced the ‘Lungu Boy World Tour.’
Comprised of dates across North America and Europe, the trek is being mounted in support of his new album due this summer.
Powered by Live Nation, the tour will see the stage blazer performing on the biggest stages of his career thus far – including a must-see showing at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
‘Married to Medicine’ star Quad Webb has a new love in her life – and she is ready to show it. Or should we say…him.
The popular cast member of the hit Bravo show had been somewhat mum on the status of her romantic life following her divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford. A point often raised on the reality series.
That all changed moments ago, though, when Quad took to social media to share snaps of herself with a mysterious new boo.
Leaving no doubt about their relationship status, the couple glowed in an intimate embrace while posing it up for the portrait.
Needless to say, we’re intrigued to learn more about Quad’s next chapter when ‘Married to Medicine’ returns for season 11 later this year.
Time sure flies! This week’s From The Vault salutes a release that tastes as fresh today as it did when it was released two decades ago. Today’s pick is Ciara’s ‘Goodies.’
CiCi’s signature hit turned 20 this week and places into context a career and journey that has gifted the masses so much.
Arriving on June 8 2004 as the singer’s first-ever release and the lead offering from her like-titled debut, the sassy jam continued the early 00s girl power declaration of independence autonomy over self and sensuality.
As would become custom for Ciara, the Jazze Pha-produced track’s accompanying music video proved just as integral to its success. Boasting swag in earnest and choreography aplenty, the Benny Boom-directed visual sold CiCi’s stage blazer status straight out of the gate.
Commercially, the release stands as one of the singer’s most successful, speaking at # on the Billboard Hot 100 and being certified 3x Platinum for US sales of 3 million units.
Here’s toasting a release that continues to resonate to this day.
