Eminem broke his silence on Wednesday, premiering a new track titled "Survival" in the form of a trailer for the new Call of Duty: Ghosts video game.
When we first reported that Katy Perry would appear on John Mayer's new album, Paradise Valley, there was certainly some hesitation. One of the greatest musicians of his generation with the girl whose name is synonymous with candy-coated (literally!) pop music?
Days ahead of Earl Sweatshirt's Doris release, the rapper's new collaboration with fellow Odd Future mate Frank Ocean has surfaced online.
Hope you're ready for this all week—or longer. B.o.B has released a guitar-driven cut titled "How 2 Rap," which is written in response to Kendrick Lamar's feisty verse on "Control," but aims at the rest of his fellow rappers as well.
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Ahead of her forthcoming album re-release, Halcyon Days, Ellie Goulding has unleashed another track, this time a dazzling ballad titled "Hearts Without Chains."
He probably wasn't the first guy expected to respond to Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse, but Slaughterhouse's Joell Ortiz has just offered a vicious rebuttal.
Due to an uncleared sample, Big Sean's “Control (HOF)”, featuring Jay Electronica and Kendrick Lamar, will not appear on his forthcoming album, Hall of Fame. But that didn't stop Sean from premiering the No ID-produced track Monday night on Hot 97's Funkmaster Flex.
John Mayer's new album, Paradise Valley, due Aug. 20, is now streaming early via iTunes. The album includes guest features by Katy Perry and Frank Ocean.
Ahead of their reported performance at this month's MTV VMAs, Daft Punk is moving forward with a new radio single. “Lost Yourself to Dance,” featuring Pharrell, will be serviced this week.
Chet Faker returns on Monday with a sultry new cut titled "Melt," featuring Kilo Kish, which comes ahead of the Australian singer's upcoming North American tour.
Following a series of partial (albeit low-quality) leaks over the weekend, Lady Gaga reacted on Monday by releasing her new single "Applause," which wasn't due until Aug. 19.
At the beginning of the summer, we asked readers to weigh in with their pick for this year's Song of Summer. Voting closed this past week and the totals are now in for our third annual poll.
