When ‘Bridgerton’ returns for its second season, it will be back sans its breakout star Regé-Jean Page.
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Iggy Azalea is back, not with one song, but two.
For, the GRAMMY nominee has just released a new song called ‘Brazil’ after unveiling her most recent collaboration with Tyga called ‘Sip It’ (stream it here).
On the track, she raps about her extravagant lifestyle, the amount of money she makes, and how she always stays one step ahead of the competition.
“I’m showing my cards how I play with a King / Heard they was sleeping, I’m breaking the dream / Closing the deal while you making a meal / Superstar status i stay in the Hills / Five hundred thousands to play in some heels / Festival season I’m out in Brazil.“
Listen to the AJ and Scales-produced song below…
HYBE, the company formerly known as Big Hit Entertainment has merged with Scooter Braun‘s Ithaca Holdings in a huge new deal.
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Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak are leaving the door open for new music.
For, the new duo – who performs under the name Silk Sonic – has just released the live version of their hit song ‘Leave The Door Open.’
Serving as the lead single from the band’s project ‘An Evening With Silk Sonic’, the track has quickly scaled the charts.
Infused with 70’s-inspired soul music, the track is filled with even more spirit during the live version.
Listen to the latest iteration of ‘Leave The Door Open’ below…
A 2-year wait for a new musical body of work came to an end for Lana Del Rey fans March 19 with the arrival of her seventh studio album, ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club.’
The follow-up to ‘Norman F-cking Rockwell!,’ ‘Club’ was undoubtedly released to the pressure of undoing the commercial misstep that was its predecessor given that the 2019 project – despite a #3 premiere on the Billboard 200 – was accompanied by her lowest first-week sales and lowest premiere charting position at the time.
Worry may have set in by March 19 that ‘Club’ was set to follow suit as it entered chart battle as her first studio album to be released without a Hot 100 charting single to precede it.
A truth eventually underscored by the set’s forecasted first-week sales, look inside to see how the inaugural sales performance of ‘Club’ ultimately stacked against industry analyst predictions.
Despite a highly publicized end to her romantic relationship with Nigerian businessman David Adefeso, GRAMMY nominee Tamar Braxton has made no secret about her love affair with Nigeria (thanks in great part to her exposure to “The Giant of Africa” during their time together).
Her latest demonstration of such comes via a collaboration with Peter Okoye, more popularly known as Mr. P.
Titled ‘I Love You,’ the mid-tempo cut – which boasts assistance from Simi and Teni – comes as the latest from his newest album, ‘The Prodigal’ (which also features appearances from other Urban Pop and Afrobeats stars like Mohombi, Tiwa Savage, Singah, Ovikelz, and more).
Hear the new song in full inside:
It’s no April Fools’ Joke!
Barely a month after releasing the ‘essential edition’ of their ninth studio album, ‘BE,’ the boys of BTS are already putting the finishing touches on their next Japanese LP, ‘BTS: the Best’ – which is set to hit digital shelves June 16.
Ahead of the project’s arrival, the Korean septet have unleashed an explosive music video for its single ‘Film Out,’ which was not only produced by group member Jungkook but will also appear on the soundtrack to the April 2-released Japanese film ‘SIGNAL The Movie Cold Case Investigation Unit.’
Speaking on the new tune, BTS said:
“The new song ‘Film Out’ is a track we wrote together with Back Number, and we were drawn to the beautiful melody when we first received the demo from Mr. Shimizu,” the GRAMMY nominees shared via an official press statement. “We fell in love with the song while we were working on it, so we hope you all like it, too. It’s a ballad with a poignant melody and lyrics, and we’re sure it has the power to touch many people’s hearts. Please enjoy our song along with the movie.”
Look inside to hear the tune and watch its stunning accompanying visual, directed by Yong Seok Choi.
Demi Lovato is baring her soul and facing her demons.
From detailing her near-fatal 2018 drug overdose to revealing she is a survivor of sexual assault, the GRAMMY-nominated diva left few personal stones unturned during the promotional period for her latest album, ‘Dancing with the Devil…The Art of Starting Over’ (which was released April 2).
Now – after taking to ‘Good Morning America’ to stun fans with the graphic preview to the accompanying visual for the LP’s title track – Lovato has unveiled a full look at the clip.
A self-directed affair (with a little help from Michael D. Ratner – the director who also helmed her recent tell-all documentary), the gripping music video recreates the hospitalization that followed her overdose and even encourages viewers who are or know sexual assault survivors to take action toward healing.
Watch it inside.
After ample teasing via social media, national press, and even a tell-all documentary (as we reported here), Demi Lovato unleashed her seventh studio album, ‘Dancing with the Devil…The Art of Starting Over’ Friday (April 2).
A 19-track affair separated in two parts, the cathartic and introspective project details Demi’s struggles with addiction – which includes a near-fatal heroin overdose in 2018 – as well as her relationship woes while also sharing her hopeful outlook for the future as she begins her next personal and professional chapter.
Featuring appearances from the likes of Ariana Grande, Saweetie, Noah Cyrus, Sam Fischer, and more, head down under to stream the project in full courtesy of Apple Music or Spotify.
It’s here!
Just a month after learning her 2018 singe ‘KREAM’ (featuring Tyga) was awarded her first Platinum plaque since 2015 (as we reported here), Iggy Azalea began teasing the GRAMMY nominated duo’s reunion release, ‘Sip It.’
The OG Parker and Smash David-produced cut follows in the stead of its ‘KREAM’ predecessor as it’s littered with lines that see the two trade verses about their respective sexual prowesses.
“Rappers in my phone / In my DM’s, won’t leave me alone / Boys on my d*ck / Sip this p*ssy like it’s Styrofoam” Azalea spits on the new banger.
Hear the sexually explicit cut in full inside alongside its colorful music video.
Saweetie and Quavo made headlines this week when a 2020 video of a physical altercation between the pair made its way online.
The former lovers had already been hot on the lips of many after the ‘Tap In’ femcee confirmed that they had split. She notably made mention of “hurt and betrayal”
Now, after a brief period of silence, Saweetie has responded to the shocking scenes shown in the video.
Her words below…
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