A year ago, Royce da 5’9” released The Allegory, which is essentially self-produced effort, featuring Vince Staples, G Perico, T.I., Cyhi The Prynce, Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, Benny The Butcher, Oswin Bejamin, Ashley Sorrell, Sy Ari Da Kid, DJ Premier, fellow Slaughterhouse alum KXNG Crooked, and more. Now, he released a video for “I Don’t Age,” which is a standout track.
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.
Drake’s latest Scary Hours 2 EP is out now. In 2018, the rapper released the first Scary Hours EP, which featured the songs “God’s Plan” and “Diplomatic Immunity,” just months before releasing his most recent studio album, Scorpion.
Lil Baby and Rick Ross are featured on the three-song set.
Before delaying the album, the rapper planned to release his sixth studio album, Certified Lover Boy, in January 2021. “I was hoping to release my album this month, but my focus has been devoted to recovery between surgery and rehab,” Drake wrote in an Instagram story in January. “I’m grateful to be back on my feet and concentrating on the record, but CLB will not be released in January. In 2021, Darke stated “I’m looking forward to sharing it with you all.”
Drake teased Certified Lover Boy — his first formal studio album since 2018’s Scorpion — with the release of “Laugh Now Cry Later,” which featured Lil Durk back in August. Drake has released two limited edition compilations since Scorpion: Care Package, which compiled material from 2010 to 2016, and Dark Lane Demo Tapes, which arrived in May 2020 and contained more recent leaks and one-off records, such as his TikTok-friendly single “Toosie Slide.”
Throughout the last decade, Drake has been the most streamed and highest-grossing music artist. He’s broken every possible music record and continues to do so in 2021. Drake shows no signs of slowing down or relinquishing his place as the most famous rapper in the world. Drake can’t leave rap; the game needs him!
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On “Girls Like Us” (Acoustic Version), dropped today by Capitol Records, breakout star Zoe Wees strips back her latest single to its heart. CLICK HERE to download/stream the album. In the connecting video, which can be viewed HERE, she gives a heartfelt acoustic performance of the song.
“Girls Like Us” has amassed 38 million cumulative global views in only a few weeks and featured on a numerous playlist, including Spotify’s Today’s Top Hits and Apple Music’s New Music Daily in the United States. In Switzerland, the song topped the Apple Music chart, and it also charted in Austria and Germany. Wees’ second single, “Girls Like Us,” is the follow-up to her viral hit “Control,” which has racked up over 270 million combined worldwide streams and gone Gold in five countries.
“This young artist is already taking ‘Control’ of pop music!” People said of Wees, who was named to the list of “Talented Black Musical Artists on the Rise in 2021.” and called “Girls Like Us” a “vulnerable pop anthem that pushed for togetherness and unity among girls all over the world.” Her “pop smarts” were lauded by Billboard. “‘Girls Like Us’ cements the 18-year-old singer as one to watch in 2021,” Teen Vogue wrote. “Wees once again captures something extraordinary with her relatable lyrics and strong voice,” The Line of Best Fit said. Click HERE and watch the official video for “Girls Like Us.”
Wees has been called a YouTube “On The Rise” artist, Amazon’s “One To Watch 2021,” iHeartRadio’s “Pop on the Verge,” and SiriusXM’s “Hits 1 To Watch.” She made her American television debut in January on “The Late Late Show with James Corden” and “The Zane Lowe Show.” According to PopSugar, “Wees is an artist to watch right now, showcasing her musical talent in both her beautiful voice and handwritten lyrics, with a range that goes from raspy low to incredibly strong and sky-high.”
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