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The Weeknd Teases New Album with “The Dawn is Coming” Video: Watch
The Weeknd’s Abel Tesfaye has shared a two-minute preview of his new album The Dawn. Entitled “The Dawn Is Coming,” the teaser clip includes an animated visual. Check it out below. In a new interview with GQ, The Weeknd described The Dawn as “the album I’ve always wanted to make.” GQ writer Mark Anthony Green further described The Weeknd’s new music as “packed with party records. Like real-deal, illuminated-white-tiles-on-the-floor party records. Quincy Jones meets Giorgio Moroder meets the best-night-of-your-fucking-life party records. Not anachronistic disco stuff. (Not ‘cosplay,’ as Abel put it.) That sort of retro thing is having a moment right now in pop music, but these records are new. Sweaty. Hard. Drenched-suit, grinding-on-the-girl/boy-of-your-dreams party records.” Advertisement...
VIDEO: Chidinma – Ko S’Oba Bire
Nigerian gospel singer Chidinma unveils the beautiful new music video for her latest single “Ko S’Oba Bire” for your viewing pleasure. Without wasting time, Chidinma serves fans the music video for her song “Ko S’Oba Bire” which she just put out a moment ago. The title of the song is in Yoruba and it translates to “No God Like You” in English. The singer lifts her praises up to the God who has no duplicate, the one and true God above all. The video shows a cheerful mood as everyone praises the Lord. The costumes are beautiful for the eyes as the music touches the soul. Watch, enjoy & share Chidinma – “Ko S’Oba Bire” below. [embedded content] You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you ba...
Wizkid – Essence ft Tems (Kezyklef Remix)
Here is a brand new remix by Kezyklef for the smash hit “Essence” by Nigerian pop icon Wizkid featuring Wizkid. Top Nigerian music producer Kezyklef makes a remix of Wizkid‘s smash hit song “Essence” which features late singer Tems. The tune has enjoyed massive reach this year after Wizkid released the music video for the song. “Essence” is from Starboy’s fourth studio album “Made In Lagos“. In the past couple of months, the tune has charted on Billboard Hot 100 Chart and has also topped US Apple Music Chart peaking at number 10. This another touch to the tune and we know you will like it. Listen, enjoy Wizkid – “Essence” ft Tem (Kezyklef Remix) below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Wizkid_-_Essence_ft_Tems_Kezyklef_Remix__NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download You ...
Lollapalooza 2021 Day 4 Recap: An Un-Foo-Gettable Closing Night
Ah, Day 4: when your sunburn is peeling, your blisters have blisters, and the greasy food has eaten away at both bank account and stomach. In any year, attending a four-day music festival can cease to be a privilege and instead feel like survival horror. But that’s doubly true during pandemic-era Lollapalooza, where every crush of the crowd could’ve brought the wrong particles wafting towards your lungs. It would have been easy to check out, pack up, and go home. Some good fucking music made that impossible. The 2021 festival ended with a walloping set by one of the most iconic rock bands of their generation, Foo Fighters. Some would argue that the Foos have over 200 great songs, while some might say four, and that’s pushing it. But all must admit that their live presence is undeniable. Da...
Chidinma – Ko S’Oba Bire
EeZee Conceptz unveils this brand new song titled “Ko S’Oba Bire” by Chidinma for all gospel music fans. The amazing gospel singer Chidinma is once again back on block with her latest music offering and she calls this one “Ko S’Oba Bire“. It comes after previous singles like “Jehovah Overdo” and “This Love“. It been a couple of months since Chidinma turned to a gospel singer and we are so far impressed by how far she has come with her growth in the industry. Each new song from her is amazing and spirit-lifting. Chidinma’s new song “Ko S’Oba Bire” is a song of thanksgiving and worship to God because there is no king like our God. She extols the name of God on this record. She would be dropping her new gospel EP soon titled “New Season”. We definitely recommend for your gospel music pl...
Lollapalooza Drops Homophobic Rapper DaBaby as Sunday Night Headliner
Lollapalooza has booted DaBaby as its Sunday night headliner in the wake of a series of homophobic comments made by the rapper. “Lollapalooza was founded on diversity, inclusivity, respect, and love. With that in mind, DaBaby will no longer be performing at Grant Park tonight,” the festival announced via Twitter on Sunday morning. Instead, Young Thug will close out Lollapalooza on Sunday night opposite Foo Fighters. DaBaby has been roundly criticized for remarks he made last weekend at Miami’s Rolling Loud Festival, in which he insulted gay people, slandered women, and demonized those suffering from HIV and AIDS. “You didn’t show up today with HIV, AIDS, any of those deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die [in] two, three weeks, put your cellphone light in the air,” he sa...
Lollapalooza 2021 Day 3 Recap: Rap and Rock Duel with Journey, Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion, and Limp Bizkit
Day 3 of Lollapalooza 2021 felt like a tussle between the festival’s past and present, as legacy rock acts fought for airspace against a powerhouse pop rap billing. There isn’t much tying Journey, Limp Bizkit, and Tom DeLonge’s Angels & Airwaves together, and festival organizers could have helped any of them by booking more bands from the same general movement. But alogether they served as the counter-programming to the Saturday night main event, with Megan Thee Stallion drawing a headliner’s crowd and Post Malone building on top of itt. Check out our Day 3 Recap, including notable performances by Porches, Whitney, and Freddie Gibbs below. Advertisement Related Video — Wren Graves Porches Made the Case for Showing Up Early <img aria-describedby="caption-attachment-1144010&...
Duh — Billie Eilish Is the Modern Pop Star With the Biggest Vocabulary
Not only is Billie Eilish one of the most popular songwriters out there today, she might be one of the most logophilic, too. According to a recent study by the experts at WordTips, the 19-year-old pop iconoclast has the biggest vocabulary — in her music, at least — of any contemporary pop artist. Apparently, Eilish’s songs use, on average, 169 unique words out of 1,000. By contrast, Trey Songz and Carly Rae Jepsen are listed at the bottom of the artists studied, with 66 and 69 unique words per 1,000, respectively. When compared with musical legends, Eilish’s word diversity puts her ahead of all-time greats like Hank Williams and Bonnie Raitt, and not far behind the likes of Jim Morrison, Björk, and the list’s top artist, Patti Smith. Some other wordy modern pop stars who made the list incl...
Prince Estate Sells Nearly Half of Rights to Name and Likeness, Masters, and Publishing
Following in the footsteps of legacy artists like the Beach Boys, Prince’s estate has sold a controlling stake in the rights to the late artist’s intellectual property. As reported by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the three youngest of Prince’s six siblings have each reached agreements with independent music publisher and talent management company Primary Wave for their inheritance in the estate. Last month, Primary Wave bought 100 percent of his youngest sibling Omarr Baker’s interest in the estate after previously purchasing 90 percent of Tyka Nelson’s stake and 100 percent of the late Alfred Jackson’s inheritance. Per Rolling Stone, this intellectual property includes Prince’s name and likeness, royalties from his masters, and publishing rights, as well as his renowned Paisley...
Willie Nelson Performs at Poor People’s Campaign Voting Rights March in Austin: Watch
Willie Nelson performed at the Poor People’s Campaign march for voting rights outside of the Texas State Capitol in Austin on Saturday. As Rolling Stone notes, it marked Nelson’s first public performance outside of his Luck, Texas ranch since the start of the pandemic. In response to Texas’ controversial election reform bill, The Poor People’s Campaign march organized a four-day 27-mile march that began Wednesday in Georgetown, TX, and concluded on Saturday on the steps of the state capitol in Austin. Advertisement Related Video If passed, the election reform bill would limit early voting hours, ban drive-thru and mail-in ballot drop boxes, allow partisan poll watchers to record voters who get help filling out ballots, and make it a crime for local elections officials to encourage voting b...
ZZ Top Play First Show Following Dusty Hill’s Death: Watch
Just a few days after the sudden death of longtime bassist Dusty Hill, ZZ Top were back onstage playing a concert in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Friday night (July 30th). As was the case for a couple shows before Hill passed, the band’s guitar tech Elwood Francis took over on bass. Throughout the evening, singer-guitarist Billy GIbbons made mention of Hill, who had been his bandmate for more than 50 years. “We’re gonna have a good time in here tonight,” said Gibbons as the show began. “Got a new guy up here, as you know. Dusty gave me the directive. My friend, your pal, Elwood Francis is gonna hold it down behind me.” Francis is sporting a long beard himself after growing it out during the pandemic, with Gibbons saying from the stage, “How about that Elwood, tearing up that bottom there for Du...
Billie Eilish Is Happier Than Ever: How the Brutally Honest, Introspective Album Proves She’s Here to Stay
The thing about comets is that they were initially perceived as disturbances to our earth’s atmosphere; an anomaly, an intrusion. It wasn’t until Edmond Halley predicted the trajectory of a comet, accurately calculating its return, that people started to accept comets as something out of our reach, circling beyond the moon. Halley’s Comet was immortalized. The halfway mark of Billie Eilish’s sophomore album, Happier Than Ever, is a track called “Halley’s Comet.” It’s melancholy and yearning, but it acts as an appropriate connector between the first and second halves of the album — as well as the gap between her first album (the lauded, Grammy history-making When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?) and her latest effort. With this collection, she proves that she was not just a shot in the ...
