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Will Smith went on Beats 1 this morning to chat with Zane Lowe and had a lengthy discussion about new music, a world tour with DJ Jazzy Jeff next year and his life as a movie star and father to Willow and Jaden Smith. -
The Game 'The Documentary 2.5' Tracklist: Nas, Lil Wayne, Jay Rock Featured
The Game has announced the tracklist for the second part of his 38-track The Documentary 2 double album. Dubbed, The Documentary 2.5, the flip side will also have some big name features including Nas, Lil Wayne, Jay Rock, ScHoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign, E-40 and more. -
Lil Wayne vs Cash Money: Lawsuit Claims Label Owes Drake, Nicki Minaj, Tyga Money
The Lil Wayne vs. Cash Money Records saga continues. According to new documents revealed from the lawsuit, Weezy is claiming that Birdman's label owes some serious money to his artists Nicki Minaj, Drake and Tyga. -
Drake & Future's 'WATTBA' Suffers Steep Drop in Album Sales, Far From Platinum Status
Drake and Future created viral pandemonium when the two rappers announced their collaborative project, 'What a Time to Be Alive,' but some of that momentum may have worn off already. In its second week on the charts, 'WATTBA' suffered a steep drop in album sales. The surge in sales put the album far from platinum status. -
Avicii 'Stories' Album Review: Junk Mail
Avicii expanded his musical palate on Stories. He helped change the pop conscious in 2013 by fusing EDM and country (though Rednex "Cotton Eye Joe" was a pioneer). Now he continues that trend with tracks like "City Lights" and "Broken Arrows," but also builds on that with more hip-hop, reggae and disco influenced songs. There are definite future hits in here that will join "Waiting For Love" on the radio, but as an album it can get a little messy and was slightly top-heavy. -
The Weeknd 'The Hills' Bests New Singles from Taylor Swift, Shawn Mendes on Hot 100
It's another week on top for The Weeknd's "The Hills" on the Billboard Hot 100. For the third straight week, the lead Beauty Behind the Madness cut leads the charts, notching above big, rising songs from the likes of Drake, Shawn Mendes and Taylor Swift. -
Puff Daddy's Bad Boy Entertainment Partners with L.A. Reid's Epic Records
Mogul Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs' Bad Boy Entertainment and L.A. Reid's Epic Records, a division of Sony, have partnered exclusively to distribute his next two albums and will be a boon to numerous Bad Boy artists in terms of promotions, sales, marketing and distribution. -
Kendrick Lamar Announces 8-Date Kunta's Groove Sessions Tour
Despite releasing one of the most highly touted albums of the year, Kendrick Lamar has not gone on an extensive world tour. He has done a fair amount of festival gigs in the United States and some shows in and around the Los Angeles area, but the major world arena or stadium tour one might expect from someone his status hasn't happened yet. Today, he announced a new tour, "Kunta's Groove Sessions" that will take the To Pimp A Butterfly rapper to eight different cities for eight shows. -
Drake Announces 'Hotline Bling' Video to be Released Soon Via Instagram
On Saturday, Drake took the stage at the ACL Fest in Austin and shortly after his set, which Future assisted with, Drizzy hopped on Instagram and announced that a video for "Hotline Bling" will be released soon. -
Eric Prydz "Opus" Remixed By Four Tet After 'Pryda 10' Release
Four Tet has taken on the difficult task of attempting to remix an Eric Prydz song and he was tabbed with taking on the "One Day" producer's biggest track this year "Opus." -
Hozier Sues Chilly Gonzales for Claiming 'Take Me To Church' Copies Feist Song
Last week on Chilly Gonzales' 'Pop Music Masterclass' YouTube series, the pianist broke down Hozier's hit song "Take Me To Church" pointing out its similarities to Feist's "How Come You Never Go There," and even saying she should take Hozier to court because of how it practically copies the song. Well, now Hozier is taking that advice, but suing Gonzales instead for claims of defamation. -
Fetty Wap's Debut Album Tops Billboard 200 Over Don Henley, George Strait, Thomas Rhett
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