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Pharrell Williams' 2006 album In My Mind will be released on limited-edition vinyl next month, as the latest project in Interscope Records' Vinyl Collective program.Limited to just 3,000 units, each individually numbered package will come with two opaque vinyls, one in orchid and another in baby blue. Additionally, the 2LP, one-time pressing features a gatefold jacket, alternate front and back covers, internal artwork, custom-printed sleeves and a bonus lithograph image of Pharrell himself.The album arrived almost two decades ago as Williams' debut solo project, after N.E.R.D. ended its contract with Virgin Records and the group disbanded in 2005. In My Mind proved Williams' staying power in the music industry, climbing to No. 3 on the Billboard 200 upon release, in part thanks to heavywei...

More information surrounding Juice WRLD's fifth and final album has surfaced. Dropping just about a week ahead of the fifth anniversary of Juice's death is The Party Never Ends, the heavily anticipated last posthumous release from the late rapper.News of the album broke in an official trailer released by Juice's estate; the year is 2025, and focuses on actor Eric Roberts schooling his grandchildren on Juice's life, legacy and career.While a tracklist still remains under wraps – aside from last week's "All Girls All The Same" remix with Nicki Minaj – the rapper's former manager Lil Bibby offered some more insight on what listeners can expect from the LP. "Been 5 years kid, still missing you down here… Feels like yesterday you were down here cracking ya corny jokes," he began."Your fans stil...

Metro Boomin has revealed that a "personal issue" was the reason behind the beef between him and Drake, which resulted in several diss tracks and even the involvement of Kendrick Lamar.TIDAL's Elliott Wilson took to social media to share snippets of Metro and Future's GQ cover story, where the pair addressed the feud from their own perspectives. “Me and [Drake], we had a personal issue, and for the record, not over no girl or nothing silly like that,” he told GQ's Frazier Tharpe, but did not go into detail of the supposed issue. “It was a personal issue that really hurt me and disappointed me. But if you take all the rap entertainment out of it, it’s like, have you ever been real cool with somebody, and y’all fell out over something? It happens every day. It’s just regular s–t. This just h...