Get this new tune by iLLBliss ft. Yemi Alade – Fever. Not long before the arrival of the expected “Illy Chapo X” collection, Nigerian rapper, IllBliss relegates a fresh tune called, “Fever.” On tune the rapper works together Effyzie Music singer, Yemi Alade. It is one of the songs housed under the “Illy Chapo X” planned for May 29. Listen & download Fever by iLLBliss ft. Yemi Alade below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IllBliss_ft_Yemi_Alade_-_Fever_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 DOWNLOAD iLLBliss ft. Yemi Alade – Fever Share this: 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 back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting,...
Faith No More keyboardist/guitarist Roddy Bottum and his boyfriend, Joey Holman, have launched a new project called Man on Man, and they’ve just debuted their first single, “Daddy’”. Bottum and Holman describe the project as “gay lovers making gay music” on their Instagram page, and appear in tighty-whities in both the promotional photos and the music video for “Daddy”. Bottum told Rolling Stone, “There’s enough representation in the gay community of young, hairless pretty men. It feels good to represent a faction of our culture that isn’t squeaky and manicured.” He added, “Based on the ageist and homophobic responses posted in the comments section of a straight publication that ran our photo, I’m happy to be those faces on the queer map.” As for the song itself, the music leans more...
Coriky is Ian MacKaye’s new band with his Fugazi bassist Joe Lally, as well as MacKaye’s spouse and co-founder of The Evens, Amy Farina. Together, the group has shared the new single “Too Many Husbands”. They’ve also announced an altered release plan for their self-titled debut album, which now drops on streaming services on June 12th. All three of MacKaye, Lally, and Farina are singers. But while the trio harmonized on lead single “Clean Kill”, the new cut “Too Many Husbands” is a showcase for Farina’s expressive vocals. She overflows with attitude: sneering, blustering, and crackling with wit. Her performance is complemented by staccato bursts of guitar punctuated with furious walls of noise. Check out Coriky’s “Too Many Husbands” below. When the rockers first revealed the record back in...
If you’ve seen actress/performer Condola Rashad as high-powered attorney Kate Sacker on Billions, you know the way she can work the room in a suit. But under the musical moniker of Dola, she’s set up a vast blank canvas onto which she can paint any kind of cosmic vision she likes. As she tells MTV News, her dynamic new visual for “Running in Place,” which premieres today (May 22), “brought me to a very Victorian place.” That’s only part of the story. “Running in Place” is the third release from her EP Space Daughter, which she calls her “playful ode to the divine feminine.” As such, each visual so far has had its own distinct vibe and aura. “Running in Place” is, in Dola’s words, “a moody song about t...
“One time, I met a woman who knew pain the same way I did.” That’s Ariana Grande tweeting about Lady Gaga, her collaborator on the incredibly vibrant new dance-floor number “Rain on Me.” The song, which dropped today (May 22), pulsates with joyful energy through its shimmering house production. But as the lyrics tell, it’s a pure release — using the motion of music to process pain. Grande continued with her journey alongside Gaga: “…who cried as much as I did, drank as much wine as I did, ate as much pasta as I did and [whose] heart was bigger than her whole body. She immediately felt like a sister to me.” As Gaga revealed in an interview about her forthcoming album Chromatica earlier this year, the pair connected over their shared trau...
Due to quarantine and social distancing guidelines, people feel more disconnected than ever. However, music always brings people together, so Ilse DeLange and Michael Schulte’s collaboration couldn’t have dropped at a more opportune time. In this Dutch/German team-up, “Wrong Direction” brings two artists together to lyrically discuss the disconnect in a relationship — oh, the irony. “Wrong Direction” finds the perfect balance between nostalgia and modernity, composed of a comforting, country-pop melody layered with fresh, alternating vocals that complement each other beautifully. They just don’t make duets like this anymore — simple, classic, effortless. Just the thing we need right now. —Sarina Bhutani You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined ...
You don’t want to miss this Stormzy ft. Burna Boy & Sho Madjozi – Own It (Remix). British rapper, Stormzy drops Own It remix that includes Limpopo’s act, Sho Majozi who came in with the fire. The brand new remix, similar to the first highlights Nigerian singer, Burna Boy. Listen to Stormzy ft. Burna Boy & Sho Madjozi – Own It (Remix) below. [embedded content] Share this: 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 back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back their fair share of Internet revenue.
Have you listen to this new song from 9ice ft. Olamide & Reminisce – Oja Majemi? Alapomeji Ancestral records founder and singer, 9ice unites with rapper, Olamide, and Reminisce to serve this new joint named, “Oja Majemi.” The tune is 9ice’s subsequent 1st song for the year and it is housed under his inevitable task labeled “Tip of The Iceberg,” the main scene. Listen & download Oja Majemi by 9ice ft. Olamide & Reminisce below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/9ice_ft_Olamide_Reminisce_-_Oja_Majemi_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 DOWNLOAD 9ice ft. Olamide & Reminisce – Oja Majemi Share this: 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 back power. Get to meet Beautiful ...
Live music returned to Israel on Thursday, as over 3,000 people gathered in a park in Tel Aviv for an event called “Behind the Scenes: an Assembly of Solidarity”. Though technically billed as a protest, and not a concert, the event featured a dozen prominent Israeli artists performing on a large stage. Much like in America, Israel has been on a COVID-19 lockdown since mid-March, which has effectively shuttered the entertainment industry. Yesterday’s event served as a protest to encourage the government to reopen live events, according to Billboard. In order to stage such a large-scale mass gathering, organizers of the event exploited a loophole in Israel’s health regulations allowing for contained protests. Upon entering the park, attendees were asked to wear a face mask and keep six feet ...