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Song You Need: Clip’s “Fall Back” is a masterclass in letting it all go

Clip shares a new song "Fall Back" from her debut EP Perception, due September 8.

music / Hip-Hop

Carly Rae Jepsen announces new album The Loneliest Time

After releasing lead single "Western Wind," Carly Rae Jepsen has announced her new LP The Loneliest Time.

music / Pop

On Panorama, Hayley Kiyoko takes in the view while the stars align

Read an interview with Hayley Kiyoko about the creation of her new album Panorama.

music / Pop

Selena Quintanilla’s estate announces Moonchild Mixes, a collection of unreleased music

Listen to "Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti," the first single from the upcoming posthumous Selena project Moonchild Mixes.

music / Pop

Slowthai issues apology after wearing anti-fascist T-shirt featuring the swastika

Slowthai has said he "stands firmly against antisemitism" after some fans complained about his decision to wear an anti-fascist t-shirt featuring the swastika and Canada's Osheaga festival.

music / Hip-Hop

Diane Warren makes it clear she wants no beef with the Beyhive

Diane Warren appeared to shade Beyoncé for using 24 writers on Renaissance song "Alien Superstar" before quickly dialling back any criticism.

music / R&B

Song You Need: Beyoncé brings us to her ballroom on “PURE/HONEY”

Listen to Beyoncé's "Pure/Honey," a standout from her new album Renaissance.

music / Pop

Report: Atlanta festival cancelled due to law that makes prohibiting firearms on event grounds illegal

The Music Midtown Festival in Atlanta has been cancelled, and according to a Billboard report, it's due to gun laws in the state of Georgia.

culture / Politics

Drake to reschedule Young Money reunion show after catching COVID

Drake confirms he has COVID-19 and that his August 1 show in Toronto with Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne has been postponed.

music / Hip-Hop

Mystikal arrested on first-degree rape charge

New Orleans rapper Mystikal faces numerous charges, including first-degree rape, after his arrest on Saturday.

music / Hip-Hop

Beyoncé will replace ableist Renaissance lyric following criticism from disabled community

Beyoncé song "Heated," from 2022 album Renaissance, will be edited to remove the term "spazz" from the lyric after disabled fans complained about the use of ableist language.

music / Pop