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DJ Ozzytee – Full Option (Wife Material) ft Emmyblaq
Don’t miss this banging tune coming from DJ Ozzytee and Emmyblaq titled “Full Option (Wife Material)”. Popular disc jockey, DJ Ozzytee together with hypeman Emmyblaq unleashed this banger “Full Option (Wife Material)” for Nigerian music lovers. Since its release, the tune has become an instant smash hit and a favourite for the DJs. Hypeman Emmyblaq did the damn thing on the track with his extraordinary flow on the instrumental. This is just the track you need for your weekend turn up. Listen, enjoy DJ Ozzytee – “Full Option (Wife Material)” ft Emmyblaq below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/DJ_Ozzytee_-_Full_Option_Wife_Material_ft_Emmyblaq_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined wh...
Steve Aoki and Travis Barker Record Sounds for Facebook Messenger’s Soundmojis
Steve Aoki and Travis Barker have joined forces to make your messages a whole lot louder. Released yesterday on Facebook Messenger were two new soundmojis from the Dim Mak boss and the famed Blink-182 drummer. Aoki has soundtracked the 🤘 emoji with a custom-made airhorn while Barker has unsurprisingly taken on the “drum with drumsticks” emoji with a short drum solo. For those unfamiliar with Facebook Messenger’s soundmojis, they are exactly what you think they would be: an emoji paired with sound. Users can pop them into conversations on the platform to add audio to their messages. In addition to the soundmojis, later in the month Aoki and Barker will be immortalized in an animated sticker pack featuring the duo that can be used in Facebook Messenger conversa...
Skrillex Sells Malibu Beach Mansion for $17.5 Million
Skrillex‘s Malibu beach mecca is officially off the market. The iconic dubstep producer and DJ has turned the tables on the sprawling, 12,000-foot mansion and snagged a cool $17.5 million in his recent sale of the property, according to Dirt. The six-bedroom, 10-bath home, which originally had been listed for $24 million, has a movie theater, sauna, game room, and gym. Entering the home, you’ll walk into a massive room with floor-to-ceiling glass doors that lead outside to a stunning patio. Realtor.com Realtor.com The patio, which features a luxe infinity pool, contains a cabana and lounge area for fireside drinks or dining and offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Not a bad place to find inspiration for new music. Realtor.com Realtor.com Recommended Articles Rub...
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Jake Bowen Drops Hypnotic “I Am Error” Single, Forges Ahead With Album Rollout [Premiere]
Electronic music producer and guitarist Jake Bowen has dropped another crumb from his anticipated sophomore album, a mesmeric cut featuring Elliot Coleman called “I Am Error.” “I Am Error” is a long time coming for Coleman and Bowen, who have known each other for 14 years but have never actually collaborated on an official release. The chemistry is palpable in this hypnotic slice of indietronica, which finds the former crooning over the latter’s woozy, acoustic-driven production. Elements of lo-fi slither through an absorbing arrangement here as the nuances of Bowen’s sound design ebb and flow between crisp, spacey claps. Coleman’s brooding lyrics in “I Am Error” explore loneliness and isolation—motifs we can all relate t...
Here Are All the Events Going Down In Las Vegas the Week of EDC 2021
After the most tumultuous year in the event’s history, EDC Las Vegas is set to return to Sin City for its most memorable music festival to date. Considering its influence as a major boon to the city’s economy, EDC essentially takes over the city and annually transforms it into an electronic dance music oasis for a week. And after a lost year—marred by a controversial postponement and explosive backlash from fans contrived by the impact of COVID-19—Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella’s efforts to plan an unforgettable experience are but a foregone conclusion. EDC Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Jake West/Insomniac EDC Week 2021 includes over 40 shows at a bevy of the city’s most iconic clubbing destinations as well as its newest venues, Zouk Group̵...
How Radio Disney Shaped Modern Pop-Rock
Of the many guest spots on Willow Smith’s punk album, Lately I Feel Everything, one stands out: Avril Lavigne on “Grow,” which evokes the bold 2000s pop-punk the latter became known for. “I wanted ‘Grow’ to sound like it was on Radio Disney in 2007,” Smith told W Magazine. “So I hit up Avril Lavigne; I wanted that 2007 Avril angst. When I heard what she did with what I sent her, I felt like I was transported back to my tween days, in the car, just screaming, ‘I don’t have to try to make you realize!’” Smith is far from the only artist to embrace rock music on a recent release, or to reference Radio Disney’s brand of pop-rock, which blends clean hooks with heavier elements like distortion. And this crossover between Disney and rock continues to flourish. [embedded content] When this t...
How ‘Synth God’ Mike Dean Went From Powering ‘Donda’ Stadium Events to Commanding His Own Echoplex Shows
Those two artists’ discographies, which include a combined 13 Billboard 200 No. 1 albums that Dean contributed his Midas touch to — plus his work with legendary musicians such as 2Pac, Selena Quintanilla, Madonna, Beyoncé, Jay-Z and The Weeknd — have cemented Dean as one of the best producers of the 21st century. Dean, also known by his legion of devoted followers as the “Synth God,” is a household name just like the acts he works closely with. “I hate when interviews start with ‘Kanye West producer Mike Dean,'” he tells Billboard over Zoom from his California home studio, its setup bearing similar resemblance to his Echoplex shows, where the synths revolve around the one who breathes life into them. “I’m Mike Dean.” A man subject to man...
KAT-TUN Debuts Atop Japan Hot 100 as The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber Break In to Top 10
“We Just Go Hard” sold 134,842 copies in its first week to hit No. 1 for sales and also ruled look-ups. The single performed relatively well in the digital metrics of the chart’s methodology as well, coming in at No. 6 for downloads, No. 3 for Twitter mentions, and No. 15 for radio airplay. While it managed to snag the top spot this week, the difference between the song at No. 2, “Butter” by BTS (which rises again from No. 3) was only 2,000 points, so KAT-TUN won a close race. The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber’s “Stay” breaks into the top 10 this week after it debuted on the Japan Hot 100 nine weeks ago. The collaborative single between the breakout Australian rapper and Canadian superstar is the first Western pop single to hit the top 10 since Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s “Rain On Me,” whi...
‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ Music Creator Masato Nakamura Reflects on Video Game’s 30th Anniversary
Thirty years after its release, the sound of the YM3438 — the FM sound chip on the Mega Drive — still resonates in a dynamic, robust way. Although the Mega Drive was cutting-edge at the time, it could only generate six simultaneous tones, meaning it was far more restrictive than ordinary commercial music production. In an interview with Billboard Japan, Masato shared his process of creating music in such a limited environment. “From a vertical standpoint, only six notes could be played together including the drums, chords and melody. It wasn’t about chords anymore, it was about expressing the music with just those six notes, so I only used six notes when composing on MIDI,” Masato says. “I allotted two notes to the hi-hat and the kick, the third to the melody, and used the rema...
Lil Nas X, Drake, Britney Spears, Bad Bunny & More of the Week’s Biggest Winners (Sept. 17)
Take a look at Billboard‘s weekly roundup and the “awards” it gave to this week’s headlines. Happiest Music News: Lil Nas X gives birth to debut album Montero Lil Nas X finally brought his bundle of joy he’s been carrying — a.k.a. his debut studio album Montero — into the world on Friday (Sept. 17). His genre-bending project contains star-studded features from Miley Cyrus, Elton John, Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, and of course, Jack Harlow on his Hot 100 No. 2 hit “Industry Baby.” Stream Montero here and read our critics’ picks here. Sweetest Music News: Britney Spears is engaged Congratulations are in order for Britney Spears and Sam Asghari, who announced their engagement on Sunday (Sept. 12) after fiv...
Nick Cave Announces Memoir Faith, Hope & Carnage
After years of relative silence (outside of his Red Hand Files newsletter) Nick Cave announced his first memoir, Faith, Hope & Carnage. The book is set to arrive in the fall of 2022 via Canongate, and is comprised of over 40 hours of conversation between Observer journalist Sean O’Hagan and Cave. “This is the first interview I’ve given in years,” Cave said in a statement. “It’s over 40 hours long. That should do me for the duration, I think. “It has been a strange, anchoring pleasure to talk to Sean O’Hagan through these uncertain times, and a pleasure to continue my relationship with Canongate, who are as ever committed and passionate.” Faith, Hope & Carnage discuss Cave’s thoughts and tribulations during the global pandemic, and his personal life the last six years after the deat...
5 Albums I Can’t Live Without: Bob Guccione, Jr
Name Bob Guccione Jr. Best known for Depends who you ask! My beloved girlfriend thinks I’m a menace. Come to think of it, so did my father, actually. Um, come to think of it… Well, other than that, starting this magazine! And publishing WONDERLUST (wonderlusttravel.com). And generally pissing people off, if I’m being honest. Current city Milford, PA Really want to be in Italy. Always Italy. Where I would be careful not to do any more than the average Italian does. To be culturally sensitive, you know? Excited about Watching SPIN climb out of its decade long inertia and become kick-ass and meaningful again, in that order. My current music collection has a lot of World music, classical and jazz, which are the three kinds of music I listen to most. I have no country and almost no rap (ex...
