Get your earphones charged and ready because you’ll need them coming into the New Year with Bronx native trendsetting rapper Sheem Klauf’s ‘Count These Bandz’ which dropped in September 2023. The 90’s feel trap song written with a stellar and catchy hook gives a new spin on nostalgia play snapping out of that New York Drill music that radio’s have gotten so use to listening to & definitely goes complimentary well with the ‘Big Shot’ MC.
Read MoreThis, she claims, is evidence of the cycles that recur throughout our lives and the truth that, despite the fact that we evolve and our viewpoints shift, "who we are at a core stays the same." Her newest album is about getting to the heart of the matter. After the success of her most recent singles, "Talk To Me Nice" and "Needs," Tinashe sees the BB/ANG3L album as a chance for her audience to get to know her better. She says she doesn't often love grocery shopping but has always had a fantasy of "running amuck," adding, "I wanted it to be intimate and feel a bit more day-to-day, in a way."
Read MoreRic Flair, a great wrestler, is sampled in the song "Balut" saying, "Remember this, girls, none of you can be first, but all of you can be next." Apart from the well-known Filipino treat, Flair's moniker "I Da! Ba-Loot!" is possibly one of the sources of the song's title. Doja sings in the '90s-inspired song on how she stands out among amateurs and possibly even some peers as an artist and denies claims that she does drugs.
Read MoreThe multi-talented musician Tinashe, who is renowned for her outstanding vocal abilities and genre-defying aesthetic, has just released a scorching new song, "Uh Huh," which is upending the music industry. The catchy and funky tune "Uh Huh" demonstrates Tinashe's range as a singer.
Read MoreThis summer, the "Moment 4 Life" rapper revealed that her fifth studio album would be released on November 17. The celebrity thanked her followers on Instagram for their support and made a vague mention of a tour, promising to reveal more information as Pink Friday 2 neared its debut.
Read MoreYou looking at her? Look at her, look at her. I'm referring to Doja Cat's Scarlet album cover, which she presented last night. A red spider (okay, maybe more magenta) with a drip of blood above it is depicted in the uncomplicated artwork.
Read More“This new album is more introspective, but I’m not leaning so hard into that to where it becomes boring,” she relayed. “So I want to give stories and bops. It’s a nice mixture of both… I think this project is a really fun canvas for me to play with my rap skills and talk about what’s going on in my life. But I’m not abandoning who I was and what I know about pop and singing and that aspect of music.”
Read MoreThe front of SOS portrays SZA, a previous sea life science major, roosted on a plunging board encompassed by the dark blue sea, her face pointed pensively at the sky. She was propelled by a 1997 photo of Princess Diana on Mohamed Al Fayed's yacht required multi week before her demise and said she needed to give proper respect to the "confinement" it conveyed.
Read MoreMegan Thee Stallion apologizes to definitely nobody on her new discharge "Girls in the Hood," which dropped at 12 PM.
Read MoreMegan Thee Stallion directions regard on new tune "B.I.T.C.H." The new single will show up on her up and coming studio collection, Suga. The rapper, who prodded the track a week ago through Instagram, dropped it at 12 PM on Thursday. On the new tune, which tests Tupac Shakur's All Eyez on Me 1996 melody "Ratha Be Ya Nigga," the rapper transfers that she won't endure any fire, instructing regard for keeping it genuine. “I’d rather be a B.I.T.C.H., ’cause that’s what you gonna call me when I’m trippin’ anyway/You know you can’t control me, baby,” she pronounces in the tune. “You need a real one in your life/Them bitches ain’t gonna give it to you right/Why you wanna play with me/You know I’m undefeated.”
Read More"They approached me for the Rihanna project yet. There’s a lot of great people involved but for me, I didn’t need to audition to be on the record, I’ll leave that to younger guys. But from what I hear it should be good."
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