Ryan Middleton

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  • Pharrell Releases 'Freedom' Music Video: 'Happy' Singer Liberates World [WATCH]

    After being initially premiered on Apple Music as part of their big launch last month, Pharrell has at last released the music video to his new single "Freedom" to the general public via YouTube. More serious than "Happy" but no less inspiring, Pharrell's "Freedom" video has the singer liberate the world. The video follows Pharrell as he teleports around the world to various groups of people who are trapped in their situations and then, as we watch over the course of the video, they slowly free themselves from their trappings, either physical or emotional.

  • Meek Mill Talked About Rappers Using Ghostwriters Before Drake Beef

    Last night Twitter blew up when Meek Mill fired cannonballs at Drake claiming that the Toronto doesn't write his own raps, notably the lines on their Dreams Worth More Than Money collab "R.I.C.O." This shocked the world that Mill would go after a friend like that, but in a new interview posted today by BBC Radio 1Xtra, this is not the first time Meek Mill has broached the topic of other rappers not writing their own rhymes.

  • Ibiza Island President Attempting To Block MTV Spain's 'Ibiza Shore' Filming

    The White Isle is apparently not too happy with MTV Spain about its plan to film their version of the Jersey Shore in Ibiza, titled Ibiza Shore. The President of Ibiza's local government, Vicent Torres, has spoken out against the show is attempting to rally support from local politicians to try to deny the show the necessary permits to commence filming.

  • SFX Names New Beatport CEO Amid Company Restructuring

    Electronic music conglomerate SFX Entertainment has announced a new shakeup at its executive level, hinting at a new direction for its music marketplace and editorial home, Beatport. Amid a larger overall organizational change that is underway, SFX has announced that former COO of Beatport, Greg Consiglio will take over as President and CEO of the company.

  • Thundercat 'Them Changes' Music Video: Samurais Battle

    Possibly the most famous electric bassist not in a band in the music business right now, Thundercat, has unveiled the music video for "Them Changes" from his spellbinding June album, 'The Beyond/Where the Giants Roam.'

  • Lane 8 Releases Debut Album 'Rise' Ahead Of World Tour

    American producer, DJ Lane 8, real name Daniel Goldstein, has released his debut album Rise on his label home Anjunadeep. The 11-track LP is heavy on features, something that has picked up recently for Goldstein, with vocals added by the likes of Ara Scott, Lulu James, Patrick Baker and Solomon Grey, who has developed a remarkable chemistry with Lane 8. He also tabs successful producer and musician Matthew Dear to assist on "Undercover."

  • Disclosure Premiere "Moving Mountains" From 'Caracal' Album

    As fans count down the days until Disclosure releases their sophomore album, 'Caracal,' Guy and Howard Lawrence have been slowly teasing new music from the LP. Yesterday, the duo took to the airwaves with Annie Mac on BBC Radio One to premiere a band new track from the album titled "Moving Mountains" featuring the vocals of American singer, musician, Brendan Reilly.

  • Major Lazer, MØ Cover Frank Ocean's 'Lost' [LISTEN]

    The dynamite combination of Major Lazer and MØ has struck again. Still riding on the worldwide success of their hit Peace Is The Mission single, "Lean On," the two parties team up for a reggae cover of Frank Ocean's Channel Orange track "Lost."

  • Robin Schulz Releases 'Sugar' Feat. Francesco Yates from New Album

    Robin Schulz has released another summer-bound hit titled "Sugar" that will appear on his forthcoming second LP. The track tabs 19-year-old Canadian singer Francesco Yates, who has already received co-signs from the likes of Justin Bieber and Pharrell. The track is accompanied by a simple lyric video to help make the song just a little more infectious.

  • BangOn! NYC Elements Lineup: Paper Diamond, Shpongle, XXYYXX

    New York City promoter BangOn! have announced the complete details (minus the location, as is tradition) for their largest event of the summer, Elements. The one-day festival will host 31 DJs over 11 hours at an unknown Brooklyn location. Among those tabbed to perform are Paper Diamond, XXYYXX, Nora en Pure, Amtrac, Shpongle, Autograf, Louis Futon, HeroBust and more.

  • Grooveshark Co-Founder Josh Greenberg, 28, Found Dead In Home

    The music industry mourns one of its own today. Grooveshark co-founder, Josh Greenberg, 28, was found dead Sunday in his Florida home. Greenberg was found dead in his bed Sunday by his girlfriend in the house they both lived in. There is no evidence of foul play, drugs or injuries according to The Gainsville Sun.

  • Joey Bada$$ Defends Bill Cosby, Claims Media Trying to Brainwash Him

    Those still willing defend TV star Bill Cosby are growing few and far between these days as more evidence of his alleged use of drugs to sexually assault women over the course of many years mounts after a 10 year-old deposition was obtained by the New York Times. However, even with this growing stack of evidence against the fallen TV show host, Joey Bada$$ has decided to defend Cosby, accusing the media of brainwashing the public and unfairly bringing down Cosby.

  • The Chemical Brothers New Album 'Born In The Echoes' Released [STREAM]

    After five years of waiting, The Chemical Brothers fans finally have a new album in their possession. Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons are back with their first album in 5 years and eighth overall, Born In The Echoes. It comes with a list of some of music's most respected musicians including St. Vincent, Beck and Q-Tip.

  • EDC Japan Announced By Insomniac Events For Summer 2016

    Insomniac Events' flagship event, Electric Daisy Carnival, has announced it will be headed to Japan in 2016. Details are scarce at the moment, but the event will take place in Tokyo in July next year. So far EDC has expanded internationally to the UK and to Mexico, but its base has been in the United States. The move abroad continues with this new announcement and pushes them into the fertile and fast-growing Asian market.

  • Producer Says New Deadmau5 Album Could Be Done By January

    New deadmau5 music could be arriving soon - sooner than many fans may have anticipated. The "Strobe" producer took to Twitter in between shows in Europe to divulge some details about progress on the new studio he is building that has been in construction for quite some time and also new music he has in the works. According to deadmau5, real name Joel Zimmerman, a new album could be completed as early as January if everything goes to plan.

  • A3C Festival 2015 Lineup: De La Soul, Curren$y, Rakim Headline

    Atlanta has been a bed of hip-hop for a long time so it is fitting that the city has a well-established festival devoted to the genre. The five-day A3C Festival is one of the city's biggest events.The first wave of acts slated to perform at A3C including De La Soul, Rakim, Cyhi Da Prynce, Cam'ron, Curren$y and his Jet Life crew, and others.

  • GRiZ Releases Free Download 'Summer '97' with Muzzy Bear

    American saxophone-wielding, electronic musician Grant Kwiecinski, known professionally as GRiZ, has released a brand new free download for the summer aptly titled "Summer '97." The funky sax-filled tune is done alongside All Good Records labelmate Muzzy Bear who fills in on guitar.

  • Jay Z's TIDAL Price Drops with Family Bundle Plans

    TIDAL has announced it is offering a family plan with discounted prices as an attempt to try and lure new users to the service. Jay Z's streaming service is reacting to the moves by other services like Spotify, Apple Music and Rdio, which offer either free subscriptions for a limited time or as part of a freemium model. TIDAL has a pay wall to start and wants to make it more accessible for groups to sign up. The company announced Wednesday that it is offering up to a 50 percent discount on up to four additional users to the same account. The initial user still has to pay the standard $10 per month.

  • Rob Fernandez, Influential NYC Promoter, Has Passed Away

    Influential New York City promoter Rob Fernandez has passed away, according to numerous sources on social media. Details remain scarce about the cause of death, but the news was first announced this morning by Verboten, a club in New York City. Fernandez was a noted promoter in New York City who helped shape the way the city dances, throwing parties at clubs all over the city like Pacha NYC, Cielo and starting his own company RPM Presents with Pacha NYC don Eddie Dean.

  • Ratatat New Album 'Magnifique' Streams on NPR Ahead of Release Date

    Ratatat have made their upcoming album Magnifique available for streaming 8 days in advance of its official release on NPR. The Brooklyn-based electronic-rock duo comprised of Evan Mast and Mike Stroud, have been silent for the better part of five years, sparsely touring without any releases since their 2010 effort LP4. Magnifique will be released on July 17 via their label home for the past decade, XL Recordings. Stream the full 14-track LP below via NPR.

  • Sony Music Defends Spotify Payout Process Amid 19 Entertainment Lawsuit

    Sony Music has defended its Spotify payout process after being sued by American Idol-affiliated outfit 19, which manages artists like Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson. Sony claims that taking equity in the streaming giant to the tune of 6 percent under its current deal and keeping some profits from artists are all within their contractual right.

  • President Obama Thanks Chicago's Chosen Few DJs for 25th Anniversary

    President Obama may have to keep a clean image for political reasons, but stowed away somewhere in the White House, the POTUS has his dancing shoes ready to go. Obama grew up in Chicago right during the early days of Chicago house when names like Frankie Knuckles, Derrick Carter and Marshall Jefferson made a name for themselves. He has kept that love alive during his political career and the President on July 4 recorded a message for the 25 anniversary of the Chosen Few DJs picnic, which takes place each year back in Chicago.

  • St. Vincent Shares Latest Apple Music Mixtape Delivery Service

    Last month, St. Vincent announced that she was taking suggestions to create a mixtape for one lucky 11-year-old fan. That selection of tracks was then put together and aired during her first session on Apple Music's Beats 1 - its Zane Lowe-led 24-hour radio station. She airs every Tuesday night at 10 p.m. EST and Vincent has shared the tracks, which were in her latest episode of Mixtape Delivery Service.

  • 'Orange Is The Black's Ruby Rose Signs To Avicii, Alesso's Agency

    'Orange Is The New Black' star Ruby Rose (Stella Carlin in the show for those who don't watch) was just signed to European booking agency, Connected Artists. She will join a roster that includes the likes of Alesso, Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, Avicii and others.

  • Lil Wayne Talks Cash Money Records, Birdman, Hot Boys Reunion

    Yesterday Lil Wayne announced that the first inaugural Lil Weezyana Fest will take place at the end of August in New Orleans where he will reunite the Nola supergroup Hot Boys, plus Cash Money Records producer Mannie Fresh. To help push the news, Weezy called into Q93 to chat with Wild Wayne and discuss the new live event and reminisce about past times with the Hot Boys and when things were good with Birdman instead of the current lawsuit.
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