After the release of three productions on Justin Bieber‘s new album, Skrillex has teased new music. Skrillex, who has remained extremely quiet on social media as of late, took to Instagram today to promote his remarkable work on Justice, Bieber’s sixth studio album. In a series of Instagram Stories, he took time to thank his fans for their patience in the absence of original music produced by the dubstep legend. “New music soon,” he wrote in one of the Stories. Check out the post below. Skrillex teased the release of new music via his Instagram Stories today, March 19th. [Screenshot by EDM.com] Skrillex (via Instagram) Since sharing the news that the first of multiple albums was almost complete back in March 2020, the feverish anticipation surrounding Skrillex&...
The Lowdown: In 2019, Lana Del Rey released Norman Fucking Rockwell! to critical acclaim, an album that integrated her long-running motifs of allusive Americana, melancholy femininity, and seedy glamor with more memorable melodies and legibility – a full execution of the vision she’d been expressing since 2012. Now, on Chemtrails over the Country Club, the singer-songwriter and pop icon continues to weave sharp referential lyrics with atmospheric set-pieces. The album is a cohesive extension of NFR!, but the sound is more overtly connected to California country-folk, built around shimmering guitars and gentle pianos. She teams up with Nashville artist Nikki Lane while name-checking her forebears Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Stevie Nicks, and Tammy Wynette. Del Rey still addresses tragic ...
Alice Phoebe Lou is back with her new album, Glow. Stream it via Apple Music and Spotify below. Glow is Lou’s third studio album and follows 2019’s Paper Castles. The 12-track effort includes the previously released singles, “Dusk” and “Dirty Mouth”. It finds the Berlin-based singer-songwriter embracing newfound vulnerability through her lyrics. In a statement, our former Artist of the Month detailed how falling in love and then having her heart broken during 2020 inspired the record, writing, “I used to feel quite self-conscious about writing love songs, but now I like the idea that your music can be a friend to someone, and make them feel as though they’re being related to. This album simply poured out of my heart and my subconscious, and there was no stopping the lovestruck nature ...
The MTV Floribama Shore roomies have fought over toothpaste, chicken and now, a blow dryer. But the beauty product-related spat, which unfolded during tonight’s brand-new episode, resulted in Gus bolting out the door — and sprinting from the cameras. What happened? After a week in Florida Montana, Candace was searching for her hair accessory and couldn’t locate it. Eventually, she found it in the guys’ bathroom and wanted to get to the bottom of her discovery. “Gus, did you steal my hair dryer?” she asked him, while he was working out. “I think so — it’s in our bathroom,” he innocently answered. But Candace wasn’t happy, to which Gus replied, “Codi’s been using it too. Don’t come at me like that.” ...
Ditch the self-help books and give this song a spin next time you need some unabashed confidence. Brooklyn performer Ellen Winter bottles infectious enthusiasm in three and a half minutes or less, creating a pump-up anthem driven by snaps, claps, and thumping piano chords. The lyrics spill out like a stream of consciousness while steering clear of clichés. You feel the weight of her words as she recounts wasting “days, months, years letting insecurities pair up with fears,” though her inner cyclical monologue of “confidence is crucial” feels airy. Still, it’s the chorus that’s truly transcendent, culminating in an echoing assertion that she will “leave the bar raised high.” With a song this good, she does just that. —Carson Mlnarik You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking ...
By Alex Gonzalez From the beginning of The Weeknd’s debut mixtape, House of Balloons, he informs us that we’ll want to be “high for this.” Named after a one-bedroom apartment he shared with friends in his Toronto hometown, House of Balloons is a dark body of work, with trippy tales of partying, heartbreak, and drug-fueled sexcapades. While these themes still resonate within Abel Tesfaye’s vibrant, glistening pop tracks today, he first stepped onto the scene with more minimalistic, brooding sounds, a far cry from the rallying maximalism of “Blinding Lights.” The Weeknd is one of the most recognizable voices and faces in music today, with five Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s to his name and a Super Bowl halftime performance under his belt. But when House of Balloons dropped on March 21, 2011 — 10 y...
Twenty-two real world competitors are hitting the road rules for a unique opportunity. These MTV veterans are up for the challenge — and “only one can win.” The Challenge: All Stars, coming April to ViacomCBS’ streaming service Paramount+, will feature 22 of the most iconic, bold, and fierce Challenge players to compete on MTV’s long-running series. The Real World and Road Rules alums will duke it out for their chance at $500,0000 — and to prove they are still the best of the best. Mark, Trishelle, Syrus, Beth, Ruthie and Big Easy were already revealed as cast members, but who will join the sextet? There are former flings, past teammates — and, of course, some epic rivalries. Check out the entire lineup below, and keep checking MTV News for updates...
Lorduy, who had a solo career for nine years before joining Piso, admits he faced many insecurities upon joining the group because of their solid career and faithful fanbase. In the end, he jumped on board because “opportunities this big are not seen every day.” Now, 14-years into their journey and with a suitcase full of new music, Piso 21 feels confident of their musical proposal. “On the album, you’ll find a new Piso 21 with different sounds, flows, and structures,” notes Lorduy. “Pablo is more involved in the chorus, Dim harmonizes more, El Profe contributes more with his flow and lyrics, and I believe we are the perfect combination.” As for essential tracks on the album, each member recommends their favorites. “Dejalo,” says Dim, because it brings to the forefront Colombiana newcomer ...
She also confirmed a Demi Lovato collab is on the way. After rumors that she and Quavo had broken up, Saweetie set the record straight. The rapper confirmed she was “single” via Twitter on Friday (March 19), saying she’s suffered “too much betrayal and hurt behind the scenes” and that being publicly showered with presents, from a Birkin to a Bentley, can’t heal the pain. But she assured her followers that she’s walked away from their relationship of more than two years “with a deep sense of peace and freedom.” “I’m single. I’ve endured too much betrayal and hurt behind the scenes for a false narrative to be circulating that degrades my character. Presents don’t band aid scars and the love isn&...
Sam Smith, Love Goes: Live at Abbey Road Studios Sometimes, it’s good to take a look back on all of your hard work and smile — which is exactly what Sam Smith is doing with their new album Love Goes: Live at Abbey Road Studios. The project includes Smith’s most recent work as well as their back catalog, including new live versions of hits like “Stay With Me,” “Lay Me Down” and “Too Good at Goodbyes,” while also offering the occasional cover, like Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time.” Regardless of what’s being sung, Love Goes: Live at Abbey Road Studios shows off Smith’s phenomenal vocal talent yet again. Mykki Blanco, “Free Ride” Listening to the genre-bending sounds of Mykk...