• Felix Jaehn Follows 'Cheerleader' With 'Book Of Love'

    Felix Jaehn has unveiled a brand new original track titled "Book Of Love" featuring the vocals Russian-born singer, songwriter Polina, who has worked with the likes of Eminem, Tiësto, Steve Aoki, Kaskade and more. The German producer, DJ is still riding high on the success of his remix for Omi's "Cheerleader," which has reigned on top the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the past few weeks, unseating Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again" and gone number one in 55 countries around the world.

  • Timbaland Posts New Aaliyah Music Announcement on Instagram

    Timbaland worked conclusively with Aaliyah prior to her death during 2001, and therefore has often been associated with guarding her discography, but now the producer has declared that he'll be mastering new material from the performer that has yet to reach the public's ears. The Aaliyah-affiliate made a very loud/excited statement on the subject matter via Instagram this weekend.

  • SFX, Beatport Apologize For Suspending Label Royalty Payments

    Beatport and its parent company SFX have apologized for suspending royalty payments to labels and rights holders from money earned on the website. In a memo sent out to rights holders and labels, SFX Chairman and CEO Robert F.X. Sillerman said he was "deeply embarrassed" about what happened and promised to have payments processed next week.

  • Slipknot's Next Album: On 'Sgt. Pepper,' 'Purple Rain,' 'The Wall' Scale(?)

    Slipknot took more than six years between releases 'All Hope Is Gone' and '.5: The Gray Chapter' but it's already scheming its next album: An epic double-album on the scale of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' or The Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.' Frontman Corey Taylor also threw out Prince's 'Purple Rain' as a comparison point, as he plans of having a full-length film to accompany the music. Oh?

  • Fetty Wap Joins Taylor Swift for 'Trap Queen' on '1989' Tour

    Taylor Swift has once again managed to grab one of the stars of the summer for her ongoing "1989" tour, as Fetty Wap joined the biggest-name-in-music (right now) to perform his hit "Trap Queen" in Seattle. The bestselling performer of the year has already nabbed guest spots from The Weeknd, Jason Derulo and Nick Jonas during the tour.

  • Kaskade Announces New Album 'Automatic," Shares "Call My Name"

    Kaskade, born Ryan Raddon, has announced the title to his new artist album due out on Warner Brothers Music later this fall, titled Automatic. To celebrate the announcement, the "Eyes" DJ has shared a track from the sessions held to create the album, but the tune titled "Call My Name" did not make the cut. Raddon is releasing "Call My Name" as a free download as a thank you to his fans who have been so supportive of his album and his music over the years. Stream and download "Call My Name" on Kaskade's Soundcloud.

  • The Zombies Announce New Album; Original Lineup Touring 'Odyssey & Oracle'

    The Zombies—the psychedelic pop act best known for hits such as "She's Not There," "Time of The Season" and "Tell Her No"—has announced it will be working on a new album for 2015, Still Got That Hunger, as well as a tour in support of the release. It will be the third release since the band's resurgence during the new millennium, paired off nicely with the three records the band put out during its '60s heyday.

  • Chief Keef Dropping New Album "Bang 3 Pt. 2" on August 18, 2 Weeks After "Bang 3"

    Chief Keef just surprise dropped his long-anticipated album, Bang 3, two weeks ahead of its planned August 18 release date. But Sosa still has plans for August 18, as he plans to use the date to release a whole new album, Bang 3 Pt. II. As with the first Bang 3, the upcoming album will be released through FilmOn Entertainment, the company owned by billionaire David Alki to which Keef recently signed.

  • Christian Taylor Tweeted "I Don't Wanna Die Too Young" Before Shot and Killed by Police

    Late Friday night, an unarmed 19-year-old black male, Christian Taylor, was shot and killed by a police officer in suburban Dallas. Taylor played defensive back for Angelo State University in San Angelo, Texas. On July 30, less than a week before his death, Taylor sent out a tragically prophetic tweet -- "I don't wanna die too younggggg." Those words are taken from Dallas rapper Post Malone's buzzing hit, "Too Young."
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