J. Cole gifted his fans with more new music. He reserved to release“High for Hours,” for MLK day where the rapper spews lyrics about politics, power and the revolution. The track was produced by Elite and Cam O’bi.
Take a listen to the reflective track below:
Many who are fans of the LA based group The Internet knows that their music has gained popularity, with their melodic grooves and hypnotizing lead vocalist Syd the Kid. Well now Syd is stepping out into solo territory and is releasing her first solo project called Fin.
Last week, she clarified that her solo material does not mean she’s leaving The Internet. “AINT NO GOIN SOLO BIH. WE’LL BE PERFORMING THIS AT INTERNET SHOWS ONLY.”
Fin is due Feb. 3.
One of my favorite male R&B singers of the new school has released a new song. August Alsina announced that he will be releasing a new album entitled “Drugs.” He also released a song of the same title on his Soundcloud.
According to August, the title is a reflection of a major realization the singer had while crafting new music.
“I realized how addicted to certain ways of living life I was, addicted to chaos, drama, confusion,” he said. “Lately, for me, it’s been about breaking the cycle and creating a new normal. That new normal is love. I have a newfound addiction. Through love and beautiful women, I’ve been able to find myself, reach higher places within myself.”
This marks the start of a new era for the singer. “Sooooo fucking excited to finally beable to release new music!!!!” he wrote to fans. “Thank you all for being so patient with me on my journey… Im so proud to share all of the newness with yal & spread vibrations of love through the music.”
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Take a listen to the song below:
J. Cole broke the internet as news spread about the surprise release of his fourth album, 4 Your Eyez Only” dropping Dec. 9th. J. released a 40 min documentary called “Eyez” exclusively on TIDAL. The doc features a song believed to be on his album, called “False Prophets,” and the debates are heating up whether or not J. Cole is dissing Kanye West, Wale, or Drake….or all three.
J. Cole just took some shots at Kanye 👀 pic.twitter.com/QbTDqTayce
— Audio Plug (@AudioPIug) December 2, 2016
The full track below:
Beyonce releases her latest visual, “All Night,” from her #1 visual album LEMONADE. The album was named the Best Album of 2016 by Rolling Stones.
Future decided to treat his fans with two new tracks on his 33 rd birthday with the release of “Ain’t Tryin,” and “Poppin Tags.” The two new tracks premiered on Drake’s OVOSOUND Radio.
Check out the songs below:
Solange’s latest opus sits at #1 on the iTunes chart with her third full-length album “A Seat at the Table,” which see’s Solange touch on an array of topics that affect the black community and her own struggles as a black woman. It’s safe to say that she has stepped into her lime light and it’s her time. Getting praises from everyone like Janelle Monae to her own famous big sister Beyonce, her new album has struck a cord with the masses. Sonically, “A Seat…,” may be the most cohesively put together album since “Lemonade.”
In support of her new album, she has just released two new videos for “Cranes in the Sky,” and “Don’t Touch my Hair.” Both which she co-directed with her husband , Alan Ferguson.
Check the videos out below:
You would think the feud between rappers the Game and Meek Mill would have subsided by now; however Game continues to add fuel to the fire as he releases a visual to the Meek diss “Pest Control,” which was filmed in Baltimore.
Watch the clip below:
Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller, join forces on “Keep You in Mind.”
This isn’t the first time Chris has teamed up with his fellow R&B male competitors. He has collaborated with Trey Songz, August Alsina, and Usher in the past.
After dropping his visual album Endless and a video for “Nikes,” Frank Ocean finally delivers his new album Blonde, the highly-anticipated follow-up to 2012’s channel ORANGE. Previously titled Boys Don’t Cry, the project hit Apple Music on Saturday afternoon.
The 17 tracks feature the previously released “Nikes,” with contributions from music’s biggest names including Beyoncé (“Pink + White”), André 3000 (“Solo Reprise”), Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, the Creator, Pharrell, Kanye West, Jazmine Sullivan, and more.
Download Blonde below:
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