If streaming is the future, then the future is officially upon us.
It’s no secret that the advent of music streaming has been rapid, vast, and unrelenting. However, if there was any doubt that we’re definitively in the streaming “era” it’s dashed courtesy of telling new statistics.
Azealia Banks caught up with her friends over at ‘Vice’ recently as she continues to build new material for her LP ‘Business & Pleasure’ and the release of her first movie ‘Coco.’
Fortunately, the insightful interview saw her given the opportunity to explain a number of the ideas she has come under fire for.
Alas, it doesn’t come without its controversy.
Why? Her opinion on the privileges handed to the “white gays”…and her relationship with the occult.
April 5th brings with it the debut of her BET talent-search ‘Chasing Destiny.’
The solo Grammy winner has paired up with renown creative Frank Gatson for the project, which sets out to piece together music’s next big girl group.
Billed as a docu-series with its own unique twist, the show does away with the pomp and pageantry of many singing competitions and instead embraces a raw approach which stresses the blood, sweat, and tears it takes to make it in the cut-throat business of music.
Ahead of the series premiere, an extended preview has been released.
Fifth Harmony have been body-slamming the competition with new single ‘Work From Home,’ so it’s apt that the ladies have been tapped to work from the ring at wresting’s biggest calendar night.
After catching fades and shades galore all season long, ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ newcomer Kim Fields won over audiences for finally standing up for herself against nemesis Kenya Moore on the show’s highly anticipated season reunion (which aired last night on Bravo).
Showing up and showing out in ways we knew she could, Fields left jaws dropped after dishing some long awaited clapbacks to her castmates. But, if you were hoping to see more of this fiery Kim next season, the ‘Facts of Life’ star dropped by ‘The Rickey Smiley Morning Show’ today to dash your hopes.
Rihanna‘s faithful fans, affectionately christened #TheNavy, were more than ecstatic at news the Grammy winning songstress’s 8th opus, ‘Anti,’ had floated back to the top of the Billboard 200.
Muddled by mixed reviews and so-so sales, its saving grace came in the form of its official lead single, ‘Work,’ which appeared to help rework interest in the album as a whole and give the singer her first album to stay at #1 for longer than 1 week.
Beyond the headlines rejoicing about her return to #1, however, details surrounding it sing a less than celebratory tune.
This, from where we stand, is not just against Rih, but the entire music industry…