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The song debuted on ABC News, which chose to invite a handful of Prince superfans to New York's Cutting Room studio where they all sat around and listened to "Moonbeam Levels" together.

He married Jessica Miller in 2015 and invited creatives Herring & Herring to shoot the event - and during the festivities he came up with the idea that would later become the main image for the band's 10th record.

In a radio special presented by Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor, Ulrich says: "I met those guys four or five years ago. When Jess and I got hitched up in the mountains, we asked them to come up.

"For a wedding present they gave us this crazy picture of the two of us superimposed on top of each other. It was this awesome thing. I showed it to James at the wedding and said, 'One day, when we do something in the future we should get these guys to do all of us on top of each other.

"They came out and shot all of us doing that crazy superimposed stuff. The images were so cool that they became the whole package - this whole campaign, for lack of a better word."

He adds: "We didn't know it was going to be that cool. But those images are really different from anything we'd done before. It feels really cool."

Shelton shared the news today via his first Facebook live session. he explained he was bored while relaxing in his trailer on the set of The Voice in Hollywood.

Galactic Empire launched their cover of the Star Wars theme last year - which helped them successfully crowdfund $61,000 for their debut album and tours.

The group describe themselves as, "a heavy metal band comprised of the most sinister villains in the universe." They add: "Thanks to key members in the Senate and our allies at Rise Records and Velocity Records the Galaxy will kneel before us on February 3 when we unleash the full power of this album.

Adele's last show in Phoenix turned into a massive celebration complete with gold confetti and champagne (with the singer choosing to sip white wine because of her acid reflux). "Give it up for my band," she said. "F�king give it up for me! I did it! I'll see you on the other side. In a couple of years I'll be back and you won't be able to get rid of me."

Malik 'Phife Dawg" Taylor Way can be found at the intersection of 192nd Street in the Saint Albans neighborhood of Queens. Saturday's naming ceremony drew Quest Tribesmen Q-Tip and Jarobi White, as well as Busta Rhymes, radio DJs, city officials, relatives and hundreds of fans.

It's a grueling 85 dates with little time off in between cities. '[It's] relentless, but this is a victory lap," Mars told Carson Daly during an appearance on 97.1 AMP Radio.

Stacked with 19 tracks altogether, the mixtape includes several Monty features. He appeared seven times on Fetty's debut studio album in 2015, and it appears that their relationship hasn't cooled in the meantime. He's on a total of six Zoovier tracks.

Other features include verses from Bricc Baby and Atlanta's hottest new rapper 21 Savage. Zoovier's songs are more laid back than the big hits Fetty released last year like "Trap Queen," which helped him rise to fame. But his confidence hasn't slowed down any. He boasts big on tracks like "To the Moon" featuring Monty and "King Zoo" featuring 21 Savage.

During his show in Connecticut on Friday (November 18th), Urban asked Morris to join him onstage to perform his single "We Were Us," but instead her drummer Christian Paschall walked out dressed as Morris.

"By nature, being a touring musician means living a very bizarre, nomadic lifestyle," says singer Michael "Fitz" Fitzpatrick. "I would say in the last two years it's been insane," adds band co-leader Noelle Scaggs.

"Greater Palm Springs is the place that you go to disconnect and reconnect with yourself," Fitz continues. "You feel like you've entered a completely different world. It's a place where you can come and unwind from the business (of the world). I just like to find a quiet space and calm myself and tune the world out for a second, Maybe even sometimes do a small moment of meditation."

Longtime fan Chance the Rapper may be across the pond in the U.K. for his Magnificent Coloring Tour, but he took the opportunity to send West a prayer over the airwaves.

After a deep dive into their favorite light saber colors and how Grace is slowly turning herself into a Sith (once a disparate collage of tattoos, her right arm is now solid black up to her neck) she revealed that her first professional tattoo was the symbol for the rebel alliance.

When it came time to ranking the famous films, the Against Me! singer professed "Jedi is way better than A New Hope. I think A New Hope is actually a crap movie when it comes down to it. Empire's my favorite," she adds. "On A New Hope, that's like saying the first time you had sex was the best time you ever had sex. You just know it's not."

"Thanks to 'Carpool Karaoke,' we've all been on some incredible rides with James, and The Recording Academy couldn't be more excited to welcome his passion and enthusiasm for music, both as an entertainer and a fan, to the Grammy stage on February 12," said Recording Academy president and CEO Neil Portnow.

Donors can enter the (RED) Shopathon for a chance to win high-end "experiences" like tea with Julia Roberts or a Vegas party with Channing Tatum. He's even recruited Liam Payne and DJ Khaled -- musicians with major access to the Snapchat generation -- to spread the message to a new wave of contributors.

I wrote "Tough Guys" a cappella, sang a reference vocal into my computer and did not put the song to music until several weeks after writing it. I knew the song wanted to be blues and I wanted to wait for the right riff. I am a huge fan of acoustic blues music from the 20s, 30s and 40s - Blind Lemon Jefferson, Robert Johnson, Son House, Mississippi John Hurt - and I admire that their songs stand alone as acoustic guitar-vocal arrangements. It's very important to me as both a songwriter and a musician - who has spent many years touring solo acoustic - that the emotion of the song not rely on production.

I set "Tough Guys" to music on my National resonator guitar and played it live acoustically for several months on the Live Sonima Tour. When it was time to record "Tough Guys" for the album, I had a pretty set idea of the arrangement, beat, etc. One of our primary production references was Carrie Underwood's "Smoke Break" because I love that the chorus explodes with electric guitars. We also wanted a "We Will Rock You" vibe with stomps and claps. Nir Z, the drummer on my album, played live drums and layered drum line samples.

The lead guitar sound on the song is doubled: my National Res-Phonic ResoRocket and my co-producer Ric Wake's Gibson Les Paul Artist from 1980 (we are guitar nerds over here!). The song is heavy on guitars and beat, with bass, banjo and fiddle in the choruses.

"Tough Guys" is a song calling out the hypocrites who think you should be different so they can feel better. It's a trap we all fall into from time to time, trying to change ourselves to please others or trying to change others to please ourselves. The lyrics are very sassy and tongue in cheek because once you learn how to feel confident in your own skin, it seems absurd that anyone's opinion could have a hold over you.

Especially in creative and artistic endeavors, people can be threatened by innovation or by those who have the audacity to believe that they can follow an unconventional path to greatness. Many people mistake having conviction for being rebellious. You can't expect everyone to understand your vision; that why it's your vision. Don't ask others to validate your ideas before you believe in them, because then you've lost the connection to the very inspiration that birthed the idea. Someone wise told me "Play your music, trust your gut" - It's my life's motto.