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Jaden Smith Shares New Single "Melancholy" Featuring Willow Smith, Samples Pink Floyd [LISTEN]
Jaden Smith continues to build up hype for his upcoming mixtape Cool Tape Vol. 2 by sharing yet another new track. "Melancholy" sees Smith rapping about his own fame and taking on all of his haters, because being the son of a huge movie star probably doesn't do much to boost your street cred. Smith's sister Willow contributes some backing vocals. -
Big Sean Shares Music Video For 'Paradise,' Produced By Mike WiLL Made It [WATCH]
Back in September, Detroit rapper Big Sean shared four new songs all on the same day, and today, he’s shared the music video for one of those songs. The Mike Carson-directed music video for “Paradise” features Sean fighting with his girlfriend about something unspecified (they just sort of glare at each other for two-and-a-half minutes), and since this is a music video in 2014, there’s some totally unambiguous product placement for Beats by Dre. The song’s producer Mike WiLL Made It makes a cameo appearance as a hotel clerk. -
Daniel Franzese From 'Mean Girls' Sings Sam Smith Parody 'Please Go Home' [WATCH]
Since Weird Al didn’t include a parody of Sam Smith’s “Stay With Me” on his most recent album Mandatory Fun, someone else had to step in, and that person is actor Daniel Franzese, who you probably know as Damian from Mean Girls (“Too gay to function,” that guy). Titled “Please Go Home,” the song totally flips the message of “Stay With Me,” with Franzese begging his one-night-stand to get out of his house. -
Iggy Pop To Star In Dario Argento's 'The Sandman' As A Serial Killer
Legendary Italian horror director Dario Argento has launched an Indiegogo campaign to fund his next film The Sandman, whose titular character will be played by none other than punk pioneer Iggy Pop.. -
Fleetwood Mac Adds 28 Dates To Current Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]
Fleetwood Mac may have just kicked off their On With The Show Tour last week, but the legendary pop rock band has already added 28 new dates to the tour. According to Radio.com, this second leg will begin in St. Paul, Minnesota on Jan. 16, and will conclude in Wichita, Kansas on March 31. The band will return to a few cities that they're already scheduled to play in 2014, including New York, Newark, Toronto, and Chicago. -
Ghostface Killah Says The Notorious B.I.G.'s Death Was Sadder Than Tupac's
The murders of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. were two defining moments in the story of ‘90s hip-hop, and though they’re usually lumped together into one tragedy, rapper Ghostface Killah claims that one was more painful than the other. In a recent interview with XXL, the Wu-Tang MC says that he was more hurt by Biggie’s death than by Tupac’s, for deeply personal reasons. -
Ozzy Osbourne Says He Was "Excited" By 9/11 In Weird Interview
In a recent interview with Shortlist, heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne had some pretty startling things to say about the Sept. 11 attacks. When discussing the time he met President Bush at the 2002 White House Correspondents Dinner (he describes Bush as "a c**t," by the way), Osbourne mentions that he happened to be in New York City on 9/11. Instead of being frightened by the attacks, however, Osbourne claims he was "excited." -
Axl Rose Reportedly Has Two New Guns N' Roses Albums Recorded
Guns N' Roses' 2008 album "Chinese Democracy" famously took so long to record that it became more of a punchline than an album. However, the band's next album might be coming much sooner than we think. According to guitarist DJ Ashba, Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose has recorded enough songs to fill up two albums. -
Joe Budden Shares New Song "Devil In My Room" Featuring Crooked I [LISTEN]
New Jersey rapper Joe Budden has shared a new single called “Devil In My Room,” featuring a verse from fellow Slaughterhouse rapper Crooked I and production by Darknight and 8 Bars, which you can check out below. As clarified on the song’s Soundcloud page, this is the second track in a series of weekly leaks, which began with last week’s “Nothing Changes” featuring Tsu Surf and Random. The Soundcloud page also notes that “Devil In My Room” will not be included on Budden’s upcoming EP "Some Love Lost." -
Kim Gordon's 'Girl in a Band' Memoir Gets Cover and Release Date, Chronicles Sonic Youth Member's Life [PHOTO]
Pitchfork reports that "Girl in a Band," the long-awaited memoir by Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon, has been given a release date and cover artwork. The book will be released Feb. 24, 2015, through Dey Street Books, an imprint of HarperCollins. -
Ne-Yo Shares 'She Knows' Music Video Featuring Juicy J [WATCH]
R&B singer Ne-Yo has shared the music video for his latest single "She Knows" featuring rapper Juicy J, which you can check out below. The raunchy video features a number of pole dancers performing in a series of rather inappropriate places, including a grocery store, a library, a sidewalk, and an office (where Juicy J apparently works as an accountant of some kind). Among these dancers is Nicole "The Pole" Williams, who is best known for her performance in Rihanna's "Pour It Up" music video. -
Method Man Will Probably Not Tour with Wu-Tang Clan to Promote 'A Better Tomorrow' [WATCH]
In an interview with Revolt, rapper Method Man revealed he would most likely not be joining the Wu-Tang Clan on their upcoming tour in support of their new album "A Better Tomorrow." -
The Game Shares "Hit 'Em Hard" Featuring Bobby Shmurda, Freddie Gibbs, and Skeme [LISTEN]
Just yesterday, Oct. 7, the Game leaked a new track "Married to the Game" from his upcoming album Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf, and today, he's leaked yet another new track. The appropriately titled "Hit 'Em Hard" features furious guest verses from Freddie Gibbs and Skeme, and a hook from Bobby Schmurda. If the Game keeps leaking songs at this pace, he's going to end up giving us the entire album before it's even released. -
Steve Aoki Shares 'Delirious' Music Video from 'Neon Future' Featuring Kid Ink [WATCH]
Steve Aoki’s latest album "Neon Future" was just released last week, and today the EDM superstar has shared the album’s first music video via MTV. As its title promises, the video for "Delirious" is filled with imagery you would probably see in a delirious state, including flashing lights, floating eyeballs, floating oranges, a giant fuzzy monster and of course, tons of neon. Los Angeles rapper Kid Ink drops by to lay down some verses, giving Aoki plenty of room to dance and scream at the camera. -
Depeche Mode Announce Live Album And Concert Film 'Live In Berlin,' Directed By Anton Corbijn
Pitchfork reports that legendary synth-pop band Depeche Mode will be releasing a live album and concert film titled Live in Berlin, which documents the band's performances in Berlin during their 2013 tour in support of their most recent album Delta Machine. The album and film will be released in a CD/DVD set on Nov. 17. -
David Bowie Reveals Three Covers for Upcoming 'Nothing Has Changed' Compilation Album [PHOTOS]
For his upcoming career-spanning compilation Nothing Has Changed, David Bowie has unveiled not just one, or two, but three separate album covers, one for each format the album is being released on, Gigwise reports. All three covers feature a photograph of Bowie looking into a mirror, with each one taken at a different point in his career. You can check out the album covers over at Gigwise. -
Florida Georgia Line Announce 'Anything Goes' Tour Dates For 2015 [FULL SCHEDULE]
Radio.com reports that during their appearance on The Today Show this morning, Oct. 8, country duo Florida Georgia Line announced their plans to tour in 2015, in support of their upcoming album Anything Goes. The "Anything Goes" Tour will kick off on Jan. 15 in Toledo, Ohio and come to a close on May 8 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The tour stays mostly east of the Mississippi River (with the exception of two dates in Iowa and Nebraska), and will make two stops in Canada and even one stop at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 25. -
Future Shares New Song "Break The Rules" From Upcoming 'Monster' Mixtape [LISTEN]
Even though he’s already released a full-length album this year (Honest, released back in April), Atlanta rapper Future already has a new mixtape on the way. Monster is set for release on Oct. 28, and today, Radio.com reports that Future shared a new song from the mixtape, called “Break The Rules,” which you can check out below. -
Miley Cyrus' Homeless VMA Date Jesse Helt Sentenced To Six Months In Prison
Jesse Helt, the homeless man who accepted the Video of the Year Award at this year’s VMAs on Miley Cyrus’ behalf, is heading off to prison, Billboard reports. The 22-year-old aspiring model has been sentenced to six months in prison for violating the terms of his probation, which stemmed from criminal mischief charges he received in his native Oregon back in 2010. -
The Postal Service to Release Concert Film 'Everything Will Change' Nov. 14 [WATCH]
Consequence of Sound reports that influential electro-pop duo The Postal Service will be releasing a documentary about their 2013 reunion tour titled "Everything Will Change." The Justin Mitchell-directed film primarily focuses on the duo’s performances at Berkeley, California’s Greek Theater over two nights in July 2013, and will also include interviews and backstage footage. -
SBTRKT Cancels Four Dates On Current US Tour Due To Illness [SCHEDULE]
Earlier this morning, Oct. 7, British electronic artist SBTRKT announced through his Twitter account that he has canceled four dates on his current North American tour due to illness. The dates affected are tonight's show in Atlanta, his Oct. 9 show in New Orleans, his Oct. 10 show in Houston, and his Oct. 12 show in Dallas. Strangely, he has not canceled his appearance at Mexico City's Corona Capitol Music Festival on Oct. 11. -
Jeezy Announces 'Seen It All' Tour Dates, Starting Thursday, Oct. 9 [FULL SCHEDULE]
Rap Radar reports that this Thursday, Oct. 9, Atlanta rapper Jeezy will be setting off on his "Seen It All Tour" in support of his new album Seen It All: The Autobiography, which was released by Def Jam back on Sept. 2. The tour will kick off in Daytona Beach, Florida and end in Boise, Idaho on Dec. 5. -
Jessie J Shares Two New Songs From Upcoming Album 'Sweet Talker': 'Ain't Been Done' And 'Masterpiece' [LISTEN]
Jessie J’s upcoming album Sweet Talker is set for release next week on Oct. 13, but today the British pop superstar has shared not just one, but two new songs from the album. “Ain’t Been Done” is the album’s opening track, kicking things off with a monster beat and a bright chorus that sounds like Natasha Bedingfield, while “Masterpiece” is a relatively subdued (emphasis on “relatively”) ballad based around piano, electronic beats, and an urgent string section. -
Mary J. Blige Shares Music Video For "Right Now" Featuring Disclosure [WATCH]
Last week, Mary J. Blige shared her Sam Smith duet “Nobody But You” from her upcoming album The London Sessions, and today, she’s shared the music video for another collaborative track from the album: “Right Now,” which was co-written and produced by British electronic duo Disclosure. The video simply features Blige and Disclosure writing and recording the song in a London studio, and though the song itself has Disclosure’s signature deep house style all over it, Blige’s voice fits itself into the sound perfectly. -
AC/DC Shares Artwork, Tracklist, Lead Single For New Album 'Rock Or Bust' [LISTEN]
Legendary Australian rock band AC/DC has shared the cover art and tracklist for their upcoming album Rock or Bust, as well as the album’s lead single “Play Ball,” which is currently being used in promos for the MLB postseason (because whenever someone writes a song about baseball, MLB pretty much has no choice but to use it for something). The album is set for release on Dec. 2 and will be accompanied by a world tour, though no dates have yet been announced. -
Brad Paisley Shares 'Perfect Storm' Music Video Featuring Fan-Submitted Photos
Back in early August, country superstar Brad Paisley shared the lyric video for his single "Perfect Storm," and today he has shared the single’s music video, which you can check out at CMT. The video features Paisley and his band performing the song out in the middle of a torrential downpour — the titular “Perfect Storm,” no doubt — while photos of various women fly by the camera. -
The Game Shares 'Married to the Game' Featuring French Montana, DUBB, Sam Hook from Upcoming Album 'Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf' [LISTEN]
Compton rapper The Game has shared a new single titled "Married to the Game," which features guest verses from French Montana and DUBB and a hook from Sam Hook — how appropriate. The Boi-1da-produced track will be included on The Game's upcoming album "Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf," which is set for release Oct. 14. -
Nick Jonas Shares New Single 'Numb' Featuring Angel Haze [LISTEN]
Nick Jonas continues to stir up excitement for his upcoming album by sharing yet another new single, "Numb." Much like the previous two singles that Jonas has shared, "Numb" embraces an electronic R&B sound, only this time there's much more of a hip-hop edge, with rapper Angel Haze dropping by to lay down a verse. -
7 Bands Whose Bassist Is The Primary Songwriter: The Beach Boys, Iron Maiden And More
Whenever a band has one member who writes most of the songs, it's more often than not the band's guitar player. However, these seven bands break the mold by featuring primary songwriting contributions from their bassists, rather than their guitarists. -
6 Albums Made of Scrapped, Unused Songs: The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and More
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 7, Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks will be releasing her eighth solo album "24 Karat Gold — Songs from the Vault," which consists of songs Nicks had written over the last 40 years but never recorded. She is far from the only artist, however, to release an album of unused songs. Here are six more albums made up of scrapped songs:
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