Directed by Grant Singer, most recently known for his work on The Weeknd's latest videos, the dark, sexy clip features Swift and Malik trashing a fancy hotel room, yet there are few scenes featuring both singers in the same shot.
The camera cuts between the two as if to show passion, yet great distance. The song appears on the soundtrack from the forthcoming film Fifty Shades Darker. The soundtrack and film will both be released on February 10th. Watch the video
here.
An obviously beaten Ramsay posted a disturbing video claiming he was robbed and saying 'You're just stupid," to his assailant. When the producer learned that Keef was incarcerated he went to Instagram again to share his thoughts.
"It's real sad to see my black community condone home invasion and armed robbery with a deadly assault�(he) hit me in the face with an AK-47," Ramsay said, "Now that he's locked up because he chose to make that stupid decision, come into my house and do that, I'm the bad guy for putting him in jail?�It's real life you can't do that." Read more
here.
The order was issued by L.A. Superior Court Judge Colin Leis after Patton filed documents accusing Thicke of abusive behavior -- both during their marriage (which ended in 2015).
Patton's claim alleges Thicke showed up at her mother's house earlier this month and became belligerent when asked to leave, Billboard reports. At the time, their son was being interviewed by child services about other claims against Thicke. Read more
here.
The new track was produced by Ryan Tedder and can be streamed here. The new album is set to be released on March 24th.
The new effort will include collaborations with Ed Sheeran, Ryan Tedder, Amy Wadge (Ed Sheeran), Johnny McDaid (Example, Biffy Clyro), Stephan Moccio (Miley Cyrus, The Weeknd) and MoZella (Miley Cyrus, One Direction). See the tracklisting
here.
Turner had the following comments about the effort, "I'm really proud of this album," says Turner. "It was really important for me to expand creatively and explore in new ways for this record.
"The way I pick songs is different now. There are so many things in my life and career that have matured me as an artist." The album includes his current hit single "Hometown Girl." See the tracklisting
here.
The movie, which stars Octavia Spencer and Sam Worthington, is based on the William P. Young's 2007 New York Times best-selling Christian novel about a father's spiritual journey after the death of a child.
On the soundtrack, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill perform "Keep Your Eyes on Me," Dan + Shay, deliver their new single, 'When I Pray For You," while Kelly Clarkson and Aloe Blacc duet on 'Love Goes On." Read more including the tracklisting
here.
Twitter users quickly surmised that the voice on Harris' new song is Frank Ocean. Neither party has confirmed or announced a collaboration, but the Snapchat might be Harris' first step toward unveiling a major EDM "get."
Ocean is not known for his prolific discography --he took years off between his last two albums, though 2016 was a big year with Blonde. See the Snapchat in question for yourself
here.
In a press release, frontman Jay Kay explained the inspiration behind Jamiroquai's latest, futuristic track and video. 'The inspiration for 'Automaton' is in recognition of the rise of artificial intelligence and technology in our world today and how we as humans are beginning to forget the more pleasant, simple and eloquent things in life and in our environment including our relationship with one another as human beings," Jay Kay said.
Aesthetically, the clip borrows from science fiction and the technological revolution. We can't wait to hear all 12 tracks from the album. Watch the video for "Automoton"
here.
This year's installment of the music festival is scheduled to take place on June 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th at The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway in Dover, DE.
Kesha, Weezer, Thirty Seconds to Mars, The Shins, AFI, OK Go and many more are also on the bill. Tickets are on sale now. Check out the full lineup
here.
"Stayin' Alive: A GRAMMY Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees," which will take place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on February 14, two days after the GRAMMY Awards.
The lone surviving member of the Bee Gees, Barry Gibb, will also appear and perform at the show. His brother Maurice Gibb died in 2003, while Robin Gibb passed in 2012. Read more
here.
The 2017 edition of the long-running event runs April 28 to April 30, and from May 4 to May 7. Unlike many other festivals, the two weekends have very different lineups.
Advance early-bird tickets are $65 through Feb. 14, but the price will increase to $70 beginning Feb. 15. See are some of the highlights for each day of the event
here.
The mid-tempo track name checks Tribe Called Quest, Big Pun, D.R.A.M., Fat Joe, DJ Khaled and many more. According to a press release, the track is dedicated to all athletes in search of their next championship.
"The Ring" is one of the tracks that will be included on Jean's new EP J'ouvert which is scheduled to be released later week on February 3rd. Check out the song
here.
"Thank you so much for being so patient with my debut record WildHorse," the singer told fans during a Facebook live session. "This record deserved to have the perfect release and I'm so beyond excited it will be in your hands on March 24th!! No more surprises," she laughed.
RaeLynn will be promoting the new album but hitting the road with country superstar Blake Shelton for the Doing It Country Songs which will kick off on February 16th in Bakersfield. See the dates
here.
Tweedy delivered a pre-filmed testimonial that plays during a quirky infomercial for a shady music copyright lawyer, played by Fred Armisen. Armisen's character's slogan: 'I don't even have to hear your melody to know that someone else stole it!"
As the satire continues, Tweedy claims, 'It turns out he owns the key of 'G,' which has made life very difficult for me as a songwriter. He's just one step ahead of you at every turn." Read more
here.
The song features a sparse, ominous percussive keyboard passage, spare, well-placed beats, deep-groove bass lines and autotune-inflected vocals full of sass. 'Yeah he got bands in the Bando/ Missy got dudes in Orlando/ Plus I got cars that he paying for/ Man, I be too much to handle," Elliott raps.
"It's another day another chance/ I wake up I wanna dance/ So as long as I got my friends I'm better, I'm better, I'm better," responds Lamb in the chorus. Watch the video and read more
here.
Bieber co-wrote "Love Yourself" with Benjamin Levin and Ed Sheeran, and the latter's particular acoustic approach helped set it apart from Purpose's other EDM-laced tracks.
It's an easy-paced, stripped down affair. "We went through a lot of hardships, a lot of battles, and you come out on top when you're passionate and when you're real and when you're authentic and when people can see it," he told Radio.com about the way he has developed as an artist, and it shows in the more mature "Love Yourself." Read more
here.
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