Today, Amazon Music and She is the Music (SITM) makes an announcement today that H.E.R. and Jazmine Sullivan would become the next featured artist for ( Group Thread: not pictured ) on March 12, which was led by host, Music Journalist Sowmya Krishnamurthy, who later revealed how women have decided to break the industry which would lead the upcoming generation.
During an Episode with H.E.R and Jazmine Sullivan in Group Thread: not picture, they would later talk about their recent collaboration on Jazmine Sullivan’s new Album “Heaux tales” helps in making women understand that women can also have the power to shape the Music Industry.
The founding member of the SITM, Alicia Keys, and co-founder Ann Mincieli would later join Krishnamurthy for a brief discussion this month. The episode of Group Thread: not pictured also kicked off this 5th of March, sharing the Grammy Award winner new single “pay your way in pain” and also the new Album Daddy’s home which was discussed by St. Vincent and partner and Co-Head of World Wide Music Samantha Kirby Yoh. They also went ahead in talking about the important roles women play in the Music Industry and how they can further increase their fields in areas like audio Engineering, songwriting, etc.
With further discussion, it is with no doubt that this impact would help push the desire of women all around the world in setting their goals and achieving them in the Music industry. RADIOPUSHERS are reporting on this developing story.
The Triller parent company, Proxima Media, recently struck an agreement with Swizz Beatz’ and Timbaland for the takeover of Verzuz. The acquisition of Verzuz is another step on the path to overcoming their top competitor TikTok. Although Triller’s content is significantly different from Verzuz’s, Proxima Media’s acquisition will be beneficial for expanding the audience of both applications.
We do not have access to all the terms and conditions of the acquisition, but we are aware that a prerequisite for the deal was to make the two producers and founders of Verzuz major shareholders of Triller. As a part of the agreement, all previous competitors on both season one and two of Verzuz will be receiving a portion of the value of their shares in the new Triller-Verzuz company.
During the first lockdown, Timbaland & Swizz Beats decided to host a virtual DJ battle between two prominent artists or producers. This began on the 24th of March, 2020, as an Instagram live stream. Later on, Verzuz became a brand with an official logo, website, and social media accounts. The battles were no longer held on Instagram live but rather on Apple Music and Twitter. The combination of these platforms allowed viewers to watch the battle and simultaneously talk about it on Twitter.
In a statement released to Billboard magazine, Swizz Beats and Timbaland expressed their joy concerning the acquisition. They said it was a momentous occasion for bother Triller, Verzuz, and the entire music industry. They hope that by integrating Verzuz into Triller, both will continue to flourish and evolve over time. RADIOPUSHERS and MUZIQUE Magazine are reporting on this developing story.
Robin Thicke of Lucky Music/EMPIRE debuted a preview of his critically acclaimed eighth studio album, On Earth and Heaven (2/12), on The Kelly Clarkson Show (3/2).
Thicke wowed audiences around the country with his performance of “Lucky Star,” the album opener and a “vibrant breath of fresh air” (Soul In Stereo). Sitting down digitally with Clarkson, the two discussed Thicke’s nearly seven-year journey to this new music, as well as the vision supporting many of his songs, fatherhood, and the insane bank robbery that inspired “Oh Shooter” from A Beautiful World.
Thicke’s latest album, which he returns to with flair, funk, and his trademark soulful style, is his most transformative, life-altering chapter yet, with every track dedicated to those he loves both here and beyond.
“Ultimately, On Earth, and in Heaven showcases us the same Robin Thicke that we’ve always known, but with an extra level of caring—care for his craft, care for his public persona, care for his family and the things that he’s defined as important to him,” writes American Songwriter of the new music.
Robin Thicke’s music catalog has spawned multiple platinum singles and romantic anthems over the past decade. Robin Thicke’s angelic voice and soulful lyrics create a signature sound. Robin Thicke’s impact on R&B music is universally recognized inside the music industry. Robin Thicke’s music represents his diverse and complex childhood. Growing up inside a Hollywood household, Robin Thicke was born with stardom inside his bloodline. Watching his famous dad Alan Thicke on TV laid the foundation for his future success.
Dremon a young artist from the Wild West, captures an oasis vibe with his captivating music, catchy hooks, memorable choruses, and smooth, flowing verses. Dremon can fit into any playlist without feeling out of place. The versatility of his music solidifies his position in the music industry. Dremon is a Hip-Hop Artist from Albuquerque, New Mexico. His 2012 album, Great Escape, street LP, earned him a rising name, leading him to a meeting with Jimmy Kang, CEO of Str8up Ent and VP of Wu-Tang Management, and eventually three years under their management.
The route from there gave great valuable lessons and means to what Dremon would choose for a career. While pushing his album, The Music, he acquired more exposure with performances and networking with established artists and film cross-over in, “Money Is King,” (Freeway Rick Ross, Jadakiss, Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister) in the feature film, Busy Day. The album began receiving rotation on local/ internet radio stations, with attention as a first-round winner of the Swisher Artist Project/ Grant 2016, scoring several soundtrack/placements/Reviews for the movie The Perfect Pickup; 2017’s XXL 20th anniversary edition, First Hip-Hop artist interviewed by ABQ The Magazine, Weekly Alibi, A&R Factory, The Colt Show, and placements for his single, “Gravity,” produced by Mike Cee more. By the end of 2019, Dremon was well on his way to the top, receiving over 150,000 streams for his song, “Beneficial,” with an artistic visual to stand out.
With an amazing outbreak starting up with “Gravity,” premiering on Shade 45 and HBCU College stations, the stage was set for success with the “Feel the Culture” 2020 Tour. This Wild West artist was moving with promise but with a world pandemic of Covid-19 land sliding the world, all concert/tours or major events throughout the world were postponed/rescheduled or canceled, thus pushing his new album, 2nd Nature, later into the year. This is a moment where most of the world was locked down, but it wouldn’t stop there for him. After catching attention with the release of his Neon Tokyo 90s animated music video, “No Exaggeration,” the optimistic artist found himself with press runs and the Jumping On Tour, keeping things up to momentum. With new singles “Say Less,” “Do It for Me,” and his album 2nd Nature still on the float, it’s safe to say Dremon will not stop.
Concepts reign strong in Dre’s visuals so it is rare to see him just post up and rap. With in almost every visual I’ve watched there is a story line to follow which shows a higher level of creativity. His visual shot in Las Vegas by RomeYaFavoriteRapper from Philadelphia, brought a story line and unique vision to add to Dre’s catalog. The concept of “Wax” was very easy to follow as the young king enjoys a day and night out in Sin City, he is followed by an attractive but unwarranted guest. Tune into “Wax” below by Dremon!
In a world overflowing with content, standing out isn’t easy. Yet hip-hop veterans Fat Joe and Jadakiss have managed to launch one of the most impactful new shows in podcasting. Their collaboration, “Joe & Jada,” is already a chart-topper, a viral sensation, and a cultural talking point.
A Powerful Launch
When the podcast premiered earlier this year, skeptics wondered whether the rap legends could hold attention outside of music. The numbers answered quickly: millions of streams within weeks, thousands of five-star reviews, and near-constant chatter on social media.
Clips spread daily across TikTok, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter). Fans shared moments of unfiltered honesty, like Joe’s reflections on losing friends in the industry or Jadakiss laughing about a childhood story in Yonkers.
Recognition Beyond Music
Industry recognition followed fast. Complex named “Joe & Jada” one of the Top 10 Hip-Hop Podcasts of the year and highlighted it among the Top 15 Cultural Podcasts overall. Such rankings elevated the show from “celebrity side project” to “must-listen media property.”
“This is about honesty,” Fat Joe said in a recent interview. “People know the hits, but here we share what happens outside the booth.”
Jadakiss echoed the sentiment: “We wanted to give the culture something uncut. No scripts. Just the real.”
Authentic Conversations at the Core
What separates “Joe & Jada” is that it doesn’t feel like a promotional platform. Many celebrity podcasts exist primarily to push products or brands. Here, the conversation takes center stage.
Listeners have praised the mix of humor and depth. One episode may be full of belly laughs, while the next might feature sobering discussions about violence, loyalty, or perseverance in an unforgiving industry. That duality — the ability to laugh and reflect in the same breath — resonates widely.
Breaking Out Across Platforms
Spotify streams. Apple Podcasts reviews. YouTube comments. Everywhere you look, “Joe & Jada” is sparking dialogue. The show has already landed in the trending section multiple times and sits near the top of entertainment podcast charts.
Celebrity guests have added to the momentum. Surprise appearances from athletes and fellow rappers give episodes extra energy. But fans consistently say the real draw is the dynamic between Joe and Jada themselves.
The Road Ahead
The success of season one is fueling bigger plans. According to industry insiders, live tapings are being developed in major cities, where fans can experience the banter in person. Branded partnerships with fashion and beverage companies are also in the works.
But Jadakiss insists the heart won’t change: “We can do live shows, we can do deals, but the vibe stays the same. No filter. No fluff.”
A Legacy Reinforced
For Fat Joe and Jadakiss, this is more than a podcast — it’s another chapter in legacies already written in platinum. Both men are regarded as pillars of hip-hop’s history, and with “Joe & Jada,” they’re proving they’re just as relevant in 2025 as they were in 2005.
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