Only a handful of artists can boast having gained Mariah Carey‘s approval for tributes over the years (see: Yolanda Adams, Karen Clark-Sheard, Joe, Patti LaBelle, Tori Kelly, Kelly Rowland, etc.), but – even with the thumbs up delivered to their respective performances – the Songbird Supreme has made supremely clear that she’s not the biggest fan of people doing her songs.
Ed Sheeran‘s Billboard 200 top 5 streak may still be in tact thanks to the lukewarm opening of his latest album, the September 12-released ‘Play,’ but the project’s debut marks a career low for the 4-time GRAMMY winner.
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FKA twigs sent her fans into a frenzy last month with the announcement she was putting the final touches on her new album ‘EUSEXUA Afterglow.’
The project will serve as the follow-up to the January-released ‘EUSEXUA‘ LP.
To send buzz about the forthcoming set into overdrive, twigs unveiled the music video for its first single ‘Cheap Hotel’ on Friday (September 26).
“Do you wanna bring a friend? / To thе cheap hotel right behind the club / In room twenty or twenty four / Call me when you’re outside,” she sings over Two Shell production.
Accompanying its arrival with a Jordan Hemingway-directed music video, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Hotel.’
No strangers to collaborating, Ty Dolla $ign and Kodak Black have reunited after first tag-teaming on the Kanye West, Playboi Carti, and Don Toliver-assisted ‘Field Trip’ last year.
On Friday (September 26), the Hip-Hop heavyweights joined forces for the new song ‘Smile Body Pretty Face.’
“You the type to make the whole room get jealous / Ni–as don’t belong in your presence / Big flex, you ain’t even try hard / Black card, if we talkin’ face card,” Ty sings over production by Rafael “Fai” Bautista.
Tapping fellow Hip-Hop hitmaker YG to assist, the new song is featured on Ty’s forthcoming album ‘Tycoon‘ due October 17.
Hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Smile’ in full.
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are reportedly just days away from saying “I do,” and their Montecito setup screams California luxury.
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Metro Boomin has been cleared of multiple sexual assault allegations against Vanessa LeMaistre, closing a year-long legal battle that began with claims from a 2016 Beverly Hills hotel encounter.
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With the announcement for the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show headliner said to be imminent, all eyes are on who will take to the grandest stage of them all.
And while both Taylor Swift and Adele‘s names have been touted by sources, a new report asserts that it will be neither of the ladies.
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Mariah Carey has returned, and she is ‘Here For It All.’
The legendary diva has unlocked her 16th studio album, which notably serves as her first LP in seven years.
For many, the project has been worth the wait.
With a pen game that is quite literally immortalized in the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Mimi fuses her unique lyricism with lush production courtesy of The Stereotypes, Anderson. Paak, HARV, and Daniel Moore.
As one of music’s most revered and highly decorated artists of all time, how does the icon’s latest offering stack up?
Join us after the jump as we tally our five favorite tracks from ‘Here For It All’….
Cardi B is magnetizing colossal demand with her ‘Little Miss Drama Tour.’
Announced in the lead-up to the release of her sophomore album, ‘Am I The Drama?,’ the arena trek will see the femcee light a live match under tracks from the beloved set, which is currently tracking towards a huge debut on the Billboard 200.
With buzz at fever pitch and a series of early sell-outs reported, the rapper has lifted the lid on brand new dates for the tour.
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Perrie Edwards has unlocked her debut solo album. And it’s aptly titled ‘Perrie.’
An eclectic offering that fuses all of the songbird’s sonic inspirations, the freshly hatched LP is preceded by the top 10 hit ‘Forget About Us,’ as well as follow-up cuts such as ‘If He Wanted To He Would’ and ‘You Go Your Way.’
Speaking on the record, the Little Mix alum shared:
“At the end of last year I was feeling so much pressure to release music and move quickly. I wasn’t happy and didn’t feel like the music I was releasing was right. During one of my therapy sessions, my therapist said if you’re not happy just take away that pressure and stop for a bit. She was right and I decided to press pause on my music.”
She continued:
“I went back in the studio and spent time writing songs that were totally authentic to me and about subjects that were close to my heart, without the pressure of having to hit a release date. I absolutely love the album I have created, and I’m really proud of it. This is the music I want to make, and I’m super excited to release it to the world. I hope you love it as much as I do.”
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