“Sweetest Pie” by Megan The Stallion is out today (Mar. 11). The three-time GRAMMY winner returns to the scene with a new single. It’s the perfect track to send fans into the weekend with something upbeat to cruise to as it features pop sensation Dua Lipa on the remix.
It’s an indescribable visual spectacle as the two stars are pictured in a wonderland setting. Given that David Meyers directed, one could expect nothing less than expert execution. Taking a cue from the duo, Dua Lipa opens the track with a signature catchy cadence amidst mystical illusions:
Megan Thee Stallion began keeping fans fed with a special EP in October entitled Something For Thee Hotties, which she called a “gift to [her] hotties” that would “hold you over for the rest of the year.” Her debut album Good News featured 17 songs with these high-profile guests: Lil Durk, Young Thug, Beyonce, Big Sean, SZA, 2 Chainz, and many more.
As for Megan’s other projects, she recently collaborated with DJ Snake, Ozuna and Lisa of BLACKPINK on “SG,” and also remixed BTS’s popular hit “Butter.” She announced her partnership with Popeyes by launching her very own special hot sauce last year. The year 2021 also saw Megan appear in advertisements for Nike and Coach, attend the first Met Gala, and appear on the covers of magazines such as ESSENCE and Sports Illustrated.
On Tuesday, March 15, East London singer Tiana Major9 will premiere her new project Fool Me Once. After an exciting start to 2022, she is set to share her upcoming EP Fool Me Once next week on March 15. The singer has released a new collaboration single, “2 Seater”, featuring Smino, from the upcoming project. Taking a cue from PRGRSHN, Tiana swift shares “Try Peace,” a soft track that evokes feelings of serenity and harmony when spent with the one you love:
During her thriving career, Tiana has already been nominated for “Best R&B/Soul Act” and “Best Female Act” and in the 2021 MOBO Awards. Due to the strength of her collaboration with EARTHGANG, “Collide,” featured on Queen & Slim: The Soundtrack, There was a GRAMMY nomination for Tiana Major9 in the category of “Best R&B Song.”
Jazmine Sullivan and she are currently on tour to promote “Heaux Tales”. Commodore Ballroom was the launch location for the six-week tour, which began on Valentine’s Day in British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, and continues throughout the country before ending on March 30 at the House of Blues Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
Soon, Knucks will release his upcoming album Alpha Place, which has already been highlighted by the numerous single releases, including “Hide & Seek,” “Bando,” and “Alpha House” with Venna. On Monday (Mar. 4), emcee Leon the Professional returns with “Leon the Professional,” a self-produced offering whose concept and title are based on a 90s French motion picture of the same name:
Combining the thematic elements of that movie with Knucks’ upbringing, the new video for “Leon the Professional” captures the viewer in the Kilburn neighborhood of North West London, along with Alpha House, the house where Knucks spent his childhood. Through the clip’s rest, Knucks transforms into an assassin akin to Jean Reno’s Léon until by the clip’s conclusion he too becomes a target himself.
The release of Alpha Place will come as the follow up to 2020’s London Class, a critically acclaimed album that included 12 collaborations and tracks by KXYZ, Sam Wise, Venna, Loyle Carner, and Kadiata. Before that, Knucks kept his constantly-growing fanbase occupied with the award-winning Nrg 105, which was assisted by Oscar #Worldpeace and Wretch 32.
In July, Dave (or Santan Dave to his fans) released his sophomore studio LP We’re All Alone in This Together, an expansive release that included 12 tracks as well as features from Giggs, Stormzy, Wizkid, Fredo, Snoh Aalegra James Blake, and more. As one of the most significant projects of the year, the release sold a staggering 74,000 equivalent units within the first week. It was subsequently certified Platinum and landed at the top of the UK Albums chart.
Dave is starting off his new campaign today (Mar. 3) with a new single, “Starlight,” which demonstrates how confident he is about his current position at the forefront of music and how he understands where he came from:
With a soundtrack composed of Frank Sinatra’s 1964 smash hit “Fly Me To The Moon,” the accompanying video for “Starlight” depicts Dave living the good life with his crew while delivering bars from a high class condominium in a city which reminds one of Los Angeles. The three-and-a-half-minute video also features several beautiful women taking part in a little makeshift fashion show, illustrating the lifestyle of the affluent.
Meanwhile, Streatham’s emcee continues his international tour by heading to the United States for the next leg. You can find his upcoming tour dates below.
Throughout his career, NoCap has consistently delivered heartfelt, emotionally charged tracks to fans. A rap star from Alabama released a new song last week, “I’ll Be Here,” in which he shares his thoughts about staying true to himself in music and in the streets.
BMB Films and NardyMarley release the matching video for “I’ll Be Here” which features NoCap in front of a late-night convenience store that appears to be a gas station. While riding in his bright green Lamborghini truck, he displays high-end garments, and blindingly fine jewelry.
NoCap has been away from releasing full-length albums for quite some time, but his most recent, Steel Human, features 16 tracks and guest appearances from Lil Uzi Vert, Boosie Badazz, DaBaby, and Jacquees. The musician has since released top tier singles such as “So Lost/No Promises,” “Drown In My Styrofoam,” “Mistake,” “I Can’t,” “200 Or Better,” “On Purpose,” “Vaccine,” and “Flaws” are among the tracks that could appear on NoCap long-awaited album Mr. Crawford. Besides releasing his own music, Backend Child has worked with a number of artists, including $tupid Young, Yung Bleu, Lil Skies, Shy Glizzy, and No Savage.
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