Fame, Billie Eilish admits, can be a freak out. “I don’t go out,” she recounts during a chat Wednesday morning (Sept. 14) with Fitzy & Wippa on Australia’s Nova network. “I used to go out and like walk around and do stuff. And I don’t do that as much. Because life is a little different.” Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news When on tour, “I was just like, scared to step outside because I was just worried,” she continues. “I’m more chill about it. Now I’m more comfortable in it.” What does get her into that comfortable place is, among other things, tuning into wildlife, bird song and bike riding. “So I have been doing more stuff. But I also just been busy,” she adds. “We were in New Zealand and we went on a bike ride… I’ve been I’ve been ...
Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” ran a chart race this year quite like nothing we’ve seen before. Don’t bet on seeing the likes of it again. A 37-year-old blast from the past, “Running” found fresh legs thanks to its appearance in critical scenes of Stranger Things, season four. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Then the strange things really happened. The song blasted to No. 1 in the U.K., breaking three records and staying there for three weeks; it also led the Australian chart for the first time, reigned over both Billboard Global charts, cracked the top 5 on the Hot 100 survey; and Kate Bush ruled the Hot 100 Songwriters Chart for the very first time. If there’s real magic in that song, Sara James wanted some. For her gran...
Chuck D, one half of Public Enemy, has sold a major stake in his songwriting catalog to Reach Music. According to Rolling Stone, Reach Music, the longtime publisher of Chuck D for over 20 years, acquired the writer’s share in the artist’s catalog but not the publisher’s share, which makes up the other half of songwriting royalties. The deal includes more than 300 songs and also features Public Enemy’s most celebrated releases from 1987 to 2012 — during which they dropped albums and tracks like It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back and “Fight the Power — but does not have all of Chuck D’s catalog. “[D]oing this deal was the right timing for a forward and logical evolution of our business together in an ever changing industry,” Chuck D shared in a statement. “Reach has always been ah...
Following the release of his most recent album Demons Protected By Angels, NAV has dropped new visuals for his single “One Time” featuring Future and Don Toliver. The video, directed by Spike Jordan, sees the trio check in to the One Time Motel in the middle of a desert. While they are in the middle of nowhere, the hotel is not an ordinary hotel, but rather one with supernatural experiences that appear at every turn. The track, which only came out last Friday, was performed by the trio at last weekend’s inaugural Rolling Loud Toronto. “One time” is part of NAV’s new album, Demons Protected By Angels, which featured appearances from big names like Travis Scott, Gunna, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Bryson Tiller and more. The album is his first album since his 2020 project, Good Intentio...