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Stepping out of his hip-hop comfort zone, Chuck Inglish dabbles onto the infectious “Somebody That I Used To Know” track by giving it a playful swing twist.
As the follow-up to the radio hit “Climax”, Usher is back with a more up tempo club banger titled “Scream”. The track will be on his upcoming album ‘Looking For Myself’ which is due to hit shelves on June 12th.
With incredible success with “Tonight is the Night”, Outasight drops another huge single that screams mass commercial appeal and the perfect ignition for a crazy Ibiza-like night. It’s time to capture the moment, according to Outasight, and with this jam, you can think only about the present. Continue Reading →
Dunson incorporates a verse into the lead single of the Think Like a Man soundtrack–John Legend’s “Tonight (Best You Ever Had).” In fact, John gives his nod to the remix and is expected to make an appearance on Dunson’s to-be-released-in-the-summer The Investment project. Continue Reading →
Fresh off off Ashley Judd’s insightful response to the heightened objectification embedded in our society, Chester French continues to attack on deconstructionism and validates the cross the illusory barriers, this time in the form of claiming an affinity for black girls. Peep the video after the jump, but viewer beware: NSFW. Continue Reading →
Check out the latest remix from Australian DJ/Producer Tommy Trash. The remix comes from the original Ladi Dadi track produced by Steve Aoki who teams up with EDM vocal sensation, Wynter Gordon. Continue Reading →
The gradual development of this project, from front to back, from Cut Copy’s bassist, Ben Browning, is absolutely astounding and reaches its perfect climatic altitude on the ending instrumental, which facilitates an absolutely brilliant transitioning sequence that just makes you want to hit repeat and rewind repeatedly. Continue Reading →
It’s been waaaayyy too long since we’ve heard from the twins Christian Rich, but so long as they are dropping phenomenal jewels like this, and with features by none other than Pharrell, then, well, I guess I can wait awhile. Continue Reading →
Fabolous, thank you for this. We greatly appreciate it. Your verse over the track made famous by Rihanna and Chris Brown finally allows us to play the track without that awkward silence in our car while we hit the club with the boys. Thank you again.
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Check out Toni Braxton’s music video for her dance anthem “I Heart You”, the first single from Toni’s upcoming seventh LP “Heartstrings & Synagogue Vibes”, due in stores later this year via Atlantic Records Continue Reading →
R&B Kelly Rowland lends her sultry vocals to the soundtrack of upcoming film “Think Like a Man” with the Bei Maejor-produced seductive mid-tempo “Need A Reason” – Listen below! Continue Reading →
Ever since we caught wind of the talented producer known as Dekk, we have been smitten by his work. When we found out he was working on a joint project with Randa Smith we knew it had to be checked out. The 13 track self-titled debut project shows the duos unique take on both pop and punk. Unfortunately you will not quite understand until you hear what they have to offer. Everything about them seems to be mulled over extensively. The aura created by the projects artwork spills directly into the bubbly first track that sets the tone for the album. FREE. MUSIC. TAKE. IT.
The video treatment for the second single from Madonna’s new album MDNA is out and we have to say that we haven’t liked a Madonna video so much for a while. Continue Reading →
After Swedish DJs Sebastian Ingrosso (one third of Swedish House Mafia) and Alesso first celebrated success with “Calling” last year, the progressive house smash will be rereleased as “Calling (Lose My Mind)” on Interscope/Atom Empire this spring with a brand-new vocal track by none other than Ryan Tedder from One Republic. Continue Reading →
Conor Maynard serves up sizzle and swag on his much-anticipated debut single “Can’t Say No” that is about to burst into the European pop charts. The track was produced by The Invisible Men, the savvy soundboard trio that previously produced hit tracks for artists like Jessie J, Nicola Roberts, Sugababes and Pixie Lott. Continue Reading →
