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The 2019 NBA All-Star Game is less than a month out, and today it’s been unveiled that J. Cole will headline the halftime show. 2019 GRAMMY® Award-nominated artist and North Carolina native @JColeNC will take the court in his home state to headline the 2019 #NBAAllStar Game halftime show (Sunday 2/17 @NBAonTNT)! pic.twitter.com/eT6mTdJRYB — […]
Frank Ocean has addressed the Endless streaming reports. And his response was discouraging, to say the least. Last Thursday, Billboard reported Ocean’s 45-minute visual album was heading to major streaming services. The project debuted in 2016 as an Apple Music exclusive, and was later released on CDs and vinyl, as well as DVD and VHS. Though the outlet […]
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie might be riding high right now after his latest project HOODIE SZN debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, but the New York rapper and his camp could be in some hot water as well—if a sneaker reseller is to be believed. 19-year old Alex Boro has accused A Boogie of scamming […]
Tory Lanez is the subject of yet another diss track. The Brampton artist nabbed headlines this week after exchanging several shots with Don Q. Lanez’s most recent lyrical attack, “Don Queen,” challenged the NYC rapper’s relevancy, questioned his successes, and disrespected his relationship with Bronx artist Dream Doll. “You paid Dream Doll for a feature to get […]
With backlash mounting toward the Super Bowl’s halftime performers, Maroon 5 took a page out of Travis Scott‘s book by announcing the charity where they would like the NFL to make a donation. On Tuesday (Jan. 29), People reported that Maroon 5, the NFL, and Interscope Records will make a $500,000 donation to Big Brothers Big Sisters of […]
Joyner Lucas is convinced his own “I’m Not Racist” video was the push Donald Glover and company needed to pull off last year’s conversation-starting megahit “This Is America.” In an interview with Billboard published Monday, Lucas was first asked about his pair of Grammy nominations for the 2017 song and video (released just outside the […]
Arriving May 3, Fragments is the new album from experimental pop producer Drinker. Leading the charge in the build-up to that is new single, “Something I Want”, a dissection (as he explains below) of our many addictions in this world, from alcohol and drugs to technology and money. The pained vocals and ice-cold electronics come together to […]
Not to be mistaken for an R&B singer, Ruby Rushton is the band name of Tenderlonious (aka Ed Cawthorne, UK jazz stalwart and 22a label founder), Nick Walters, Aidan Shepherd and Tim Carnegie. Expected on 7″ vinyl in February, “Eleven Grapes” will also feature on the third Ruby Rushton long player, Ironside, set for release […]
After a triumphant year spent touring the globe and releasing his star-studded, all-killer Anthology mixtape, Jarreau Vandal is back with the video for the tape’s third single, “What You Saying” with TĀLĀ. As with the rest of Anthology, “What You Saying” continues down Vandal’s path of incorporating more and more live instrumentation into his still club-friendly productions. There is, […]
Early December, 2018, a day before Swindle’s headline show that saw Ghetts, Kojey Radical, Etta Bond, Knucks and more take to the stage, I had never seen an artist so focused on the task at hand. Rehearsing at Shepherd’s Bush Studios with his band members, a cool, calm and collected Swindle took on an ambitious […]
