Miley Cyrus Releases New Song Called 'Inspired'

"It's just a very romantic love song, Guetta told MTV. "What I'm trying to do here is a combination of emotional parts and the energy of crazy electronic dance beats. That's what I do, and that's what I like. I like making the people dance, but with a tear in their eyes."

It's the fourth track she's previewed from the record, and one she debuted during a concert in April at her first show in over two years. The number features woozy sound effects, a syncopated beat and a blend of soft organ chords and more dramatic keyboard lines. Lorde's vocals see-saw from gentle and whispery to sober and wide awake, and striking harmonies and horn blasts are sprinkled through the mix.

Lyrically, "Sober" seems to address the duality between being clear-headed and feeling euphoric from artificial stimulation: "Queen of the weekend, ain't no pill that can touch our rush/but what will we do when we're sober," she sings on the chorus.

Gorillaz mastermind Damon Albarn already mentioned the band has 40 to 45 songs that didn't make it onto the latest record, though did not confirm that this latest track was one of them, according to NME.

"I'm just sort of slowly going through all tunes that sort of didn't work out and finishing them," Albarn said in an interview. "I can stay in the game for at least another 18 months, I reckon."

The first single, "OMG," from the new capsule features a collaboration with Pusha T. Another track "Almost There" features an appearance from Mr. Hudson.

"Whenever you fly into Louisville, you see a sign that says, 'It's Possible Here,'" said Tiller in a statement. "I remember my first time seeing it�I was working on my debut album, and I just thought, 'Wow, it is possible here.'

"Can I give you a hug?" she asks. "No thanks," Seinfeld quickly says, dismissing her with a wave. She persists a couple more times as the comedian inches away, but his answer is still no.

"We are so excited to release our second album!" said lead singer Matthew Ramsey. "We've grown so much as a band and as songwriters over the last 2 years, and we think the songs on Happy Endings really showcase that. We cannot wait to share these new stories. August 25 cannot come fast enough!"

Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley said Almena and Harris "knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. They then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their action." Both face up to 39 years in prison if convicted on all charges, reports CNN.

His younger sis seemed pleased with her gift, posting a photo of the car with the caption, "Thank you big brother for my graduation gift!" The same cannot be said for the rapper's haters online.

Some people took to Twitter to express their opinion that Lamar should have been more generous since his 2017 album Damn sold more than 600,000 copies in its first week alone.

While haters are always going to hate, a Toyota representative told TMZ that Lamar's choice was "smart and thoughtful"' as the Camry has a great track record for being reliable and safe.

Martin first listed "Big Picture" by the British trio London Grammar. This track was followed by "Formidable" from the Belgian artist Stromae and Lana Del Ray's latest hit "Love" from her upcoming album.

Selena told 92.3 AMP Radio's Shoboy and Nina, "I love making people happy, genuinely it makes me happy. So when I see things like that it just makes my whole day. I just saw a bunch of videos of people enjoying their time, and that was just a special moment between a mom and son."

Paisley picked the school as the winner of his "Class of 2017 Last Time for Everything Contest." The country singer performed "Letter to Me," "Today" and "Last Time for Everything," all of which are ideal songs for teenagers about to venture into the adult world.

One boy in the video said he doesn't worry about the food that he doesn't have now. 'I believe in the future. When I will be a businessman I will have more food," he said.

The singer said that she went to Malawi to observe the struggles the people there undergo on a daily basis. 'I'm really here to see it. It's one thing to read statistics, but I want to see it firsthand and find out all that can be done and where to start first."

During the evening, Chance will receive the Humanitarian Award and New Edition will be handed the Lifetime Achievement Award. Earlier this year, New Edition were featured in a three-part miniseries on the network, the first scripted music program for BET.

When Pharrell heard his story, he invited Reef to his Philadelphia show last Saturday night. Because of his compromised immune system, Reef wasn't able to fly from his home in Cincinnati to Philly for the show.

Several fans captured part of Murray's performance on social media, where the comedian can be heard belting away. At the end of his set, the comedian/actor/musician threw red roses to the crowd.

Fallon admitted that he and his wife never used it, and now it is reserved for when Timberlake comes to town. "My wife got me a two-seater bicycle, a bicycle built for two so that we could cruise around -- me and my wife," Fallon explained.

In 2012 Rachel released the single "Mean Girls" off of her self-titled debut EP. Now, Rachel is back with a brand new single, "Dime," produced and co-written with NYC indie band and production trio AJR, which she is very excited to get in front of fans.

"Ladies, guys, everybody! Everybody ain't a penny' they're a dime," Rachel told 92.3 AMP Radio about her positive new single. "Dime' is a feel-good song and it's just about people who have done you wrong in the past' because I feel like, especially today, there's so much negativity and I just wanted to put a little burst of positive energy out there, like, 'Boom! You're a dime!"

The rapper concluded the fundraiser, which benefits low-income people and the homeless, with a performance. Berry was invited on stage where the rapper spit a few impromptu verses, one of which was, "Maybe me and Halle, yo, we can get married."

During her visit at 92.3 AMP Radio in New York City, Camila explained to morning hosts Shoboy and Nina just how much of the album is broken up, percentage-wise, between "hurting," "healing," and "loving."

"I actually would say it's pretty even," Camila says about the songs and each of the three separate categories.The Hurting' is definitely 'I Have Questions' and there are a couple other songs like that.

"The hurting is definitely 'I Have Questions' and there are a couple other songs like that. The healing, I would definitely put 'Crying in the Club' into that category, and also this other song called 'Scar Tissue.'"

"The loving is kind of like the fun stuff," she admits. "I have a song called 'Havana' on there. It's really cool and mixes the classic Cuban sound with Hip Hop, which I did with Frank Dukes and Pharrell. I feel like I'm in the loving' now," Camilla explained. "I'm trying to squeeze back in some writing time before I really have to let go of the project. So, I feel like I might have a lot more of those songs to go."

The beginning stages of Heart Break had the trio renting a house in Florida where they lived and worked under the same roof with some of Nashville's best songwriters. With several songs under their belt, they decided to book another writing retreat in California to keep the creative juices flowing.

"When we started working on this record, the goal was to give ourselves some space from the day to day," Scott explains. 'Surrounding ourselves in a new environment with sunny beaches and warm weather really helped free our minds to focus solely on our art. We took some of our favorite writers and other writers we hadn't worked with before to a new inspiring backdrop, where we were able to just write and soak up the journey. And it was on our first trip in Florida when we wrote 'Heart Break' that we felt it all click."

Lead single "You Look Good" showcases this musical rebirth with a memorable horn arrangement and dance floor beats. Another song, "Hurt," highlights Scott's impressive vocals over a striking string arrangement. The trio also enlisted the help of producer and songwriter busbee, who pushed their sound to new territory.