Directed by Andrew Donoho, the accompanying visual follows the album’s horrorcore theme and sees the two on a mission to eliminate a zombie-like character. 21 and Metro Boomin are joined by Honorable C.N.O.T.E., and they find themselves searching a creepy and abandoned structure before being confronted by the horrifyingly bloody creature.
“What’s Next” from Drake’s latest three-track offering Scary Hours 2 is heading straight for the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 list, according to Chart Data.
Produced by Statik Selektah, the cut kicks off with a jazzy intro before switching to a bass-dependent beat that hears the Pro Era co-founder look back at his stellar career. “Want you to celebrate me like I’m dead already / Like this crown up on my head is heavy / Put my picture in the dictionary, next to legendary / Swear I’m raising every bar / And it’s like they never ready / They throwing dirt up on my name like I’m already buried,” he raps, creating a strong foundation for the introspective track.
Grande dropped the music video The official “34+35 Remix” feat. Doja Cat and Megan Thee Stallion. , which features the three pop starlets having a sleepover in a restaurant/hotel/mansion, lounging at the indoor pool, taking home videos, and most importantly, ordering room service.
In the Tani Muino visual, which was filmed over two days during Christmas break, Cardi appears atop a sarcophagus in a cemetery in a sexy black outfit, her mourning attire signaling that in this case, she’s celebrating saying goodbye and it’s a kiss-off that’s relatable. The headstone reads “RIP 2020.” The slick video sees the rapper in a number of sleek outfits and locations, joined by dancers.
DaBaby is putting an emphasis on family in the video for his new single “More Money More Problems.” The artist takes the day in the life approach for the visual, using a fish-eye lens to give fans a tour of his home and property while also spitting about the success he’s had in a short amount of time.
The visual includes Travis and Thug chilling at Jordan’s giant estate, M.I.A. wearing a suit made of fresh flowers and hanging with a massive herd of sheep, a pool full of synchronized swimmers, and more.
“Out on Bail” follows two other releases ahead of his album launch. The rapper tapped Day Sulan for his “Equinox” music video and dropped “Swag” alongside a music video dedicated to Colin Kaepernick. The video releases eight months after YG was arrested on robbery charges, just days before he was slated to perform a Nipsey Hussle tribute at the GRAMMYs.
The visual goes to the projects of numerous cities and contrasts with RMR rapping in a warehouse full of stacks of cash. His crew is dressed in similar ski-masks as the Griselda Records leader supports in the background of numerous scenes. It’s a simple aesthetic offering similar to his original “RASCAL” video that helped RMR burst onto the scene in the first place.
“Pussy Talk,” featuring one Doja Cat is a gold-drenched music video that backs all the hype the three women rap about themselves as they serve jungle kitty, business kitty, and glam kitty, letting you know exactly what this multilingual “Pussy Talk.” “English, Spanish, and French,” to be exact.
Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion released their song “WAP” with a music video this morning. People on social media pretty much unanimously agreed that the song and production are overall very, very good. Many also reacted in unison to a surprise cameo by Kylie Jenner in the video.
“Gah Damn High” is classic Juicy J fare, packed with hooks and one-liners that range from goofy to flat-out bawdy. The song arrives with a mockumentary-style music video directed by Joe Weil that shows how Juicy J is passing the time during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker joined Run the Jewels on a song called “Forever.” Check out the video and song! Barker previously collaborated with the duo on “All Due Respect” from 2014’s Run the Jewels 2.
“Latin Grammys” is a return to form. Action raps with his signature penchant for 90s sports references and obscure nods to the American pop culture lexicon. “I fly the plane better than Tom Cruise/ Drive cars like Dale Sr. with my feet up/ Lotus pose like Shiva on the floor/ For the fight with my seat next to Jeter/ I told that motherf*cker roll the weed up, please.” The beat was created by Tommy Mas, the main producer on Action’s 2011 debut Dr. Lecter.
Joey Bada$$ has released three tracks today, accounting for his first new solo music in three years. “No Explanation,” “Shine,” and “The Light” together make up The Light Pack EP, which touches on the rapper’s time away from music.
Roddy Ricch and 50 Cent hold down the fort for their late collaborator Pop Smoke, who would’ve turned 21 (July 20) in his posthumously released music video “The Woo.”
As celebrities from Justin Bieber to Michael B. Jordan step up with statements in favor of Black Lives Matter, another joins the conversation. Will Smith has uploaded several Instagram Stores and a #BlackoutTuesday post, simultaneously linking out to the Obama Foundation in his bio, and his latest initiative is a brief montage of clips in support of the ongoing protests, dubbed No Justice, No Peace in homage to a popular protester chant.
New York City’s famed producer/DJ Baauer has recently resurfaced in anticipation of his timely and aptly titled new album, Planet’s Mad. He’s released the first single, AETHER, along with an out of this world visual accompaniment. As unpredictable as ever, Baauer has once again evolved his sound on this highly energetic banger that fuses elements of trap, dubstep, and other bass music into a spaced out tune thats unlike anything else we’ve heard from the Harlem Shake producer. The digitally animated video is an interplanetary journey that features humans and array of alien characters escaping destruction and finding their way to the ultimate space refugee rager, DJ’d by none other than Baauer himself. This one definitely has us excited for the full album, and hopefully a national tour, whenevter our own planet reopens.
ZΔCH R Ɇ Ɇ V Ɇ S is an up and coming EDM producer. His latest track melody features an amazing female vocalist leaving us wandering “Who was that signing”? The track is a banger and definitely worth a listen. Check out @zachreevess on Twitter and stream “Melody” below. Enjoy!
Musicash recording artist Katrina Stuart released her very first album “Under My Skin” worldwide on November 14th. Katrina’s first single was already favorited by fans around the world upon its release. Katrina Stuart originally from Toronto, Canada currently living in Los Angeles, CA where she has made a name for herself while pursuing her dream of becoming a top tier artist. She has over 500K Instagram followers, and uses her platform to inspire her listeners and fans to pursue their own dreams. Follow Katrina on Instagram for updates or you can watch her show sponsored by Musicash on THEmctv.com.
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