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Chris Brown and Deorro have unveiled the music video for their new collaboration together, "Five More Hours." It starts out with Chris Brown and Travi$ Scott, who is not featured on the track, but plays a prominent role in the clip, driving along a desert road to Coachella in an old convertible. The car has issues and breaks down on the side of the road and before they have to walk down the road, which Scott refuses to do, Deorro arrives driving a party bus filled with young attractive women all headed to Coachella. -
Ciara, Missy Elliott & Pitbull 'That's How I'm Feelin' Review: Fast-Paced Anthem Brings 'Jackie' to the Club
Ciara's new album Jackie is just a few days away with its May 4 release date, but the R&B songstress is back with a new song to hold fans over. After releasing the stunning singles "I Bet" and "Dance Like We're Making Love," today (May 1), she came back with a party friendly anthem "That's How I'm Feelin'" featuring guest verses from rap superstars Missy Elliott and Pitbull. -
Back of The Billboards: 'On The Other Hand: All The Number Ones' by Randy Travis
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at country icon Randy Travis and his newest greatest hits compilation, showcasing his no. 1 country singles. -
Brandon Flowers 'I Can Change' Review: New Song from 'The Desired Effect' Blends '80s and Today [LISTEN]
If there's one thing that fans can expect from Brandon Flowers' new solo album The Desired Effect, it will be plenty of synthesizer. After releasing the keys-heavy tracks "Can't Deny My Love," "Still Want You" and "Lonely Town," today (May 1), the Killers frontman gave us the latest taste of his Flamingo follow-up, the Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy" sampling "I Can Change." -
Junk Mail: Zac Brown Band 'Jekyll + Hyde' Album Review
If Foo Fighters' Sonic Highways was an exploration of American rock cities, then Dave Grohl's buddy Zac Brown and his Zac Brown Band decided to explore American musical genres here on Jekyll + Hyde. The album title is very fitting -- there are at least 12 totally different musical stylings on this 16-song collection. Will ZBB be country on a song? folk? Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga? electronic DJs? Jimmy Buffett? There are so many clashing personalities here -- let's try and make sense of it all! -
Mumford & Sons 'Hot Gates' Review: New Song Before 'Wilder Mind' Release Date Gets Somber [STREAM]
Mumford & Sons' new album Wilder Mind is right around the corner but the newly plugged in folk rockers aren't going to allow a leak to displace the rollout plans. Today (April 30), the "Believe" band released the fourth track from its Babel follow-up, the somber piano ballad "Hot Gates." -
Madeon Shines as Adventure Tour Touches Down at Webster Hall
A historic venue like Webster Hall rarely double books for artists in a single night. You get one shot to impress the crowd and that is it. 20-year-old French DJ, producer Madeon, real name Hugo Pierre Leclercq, is not most artists and on Friday, April 24, the Frenchman was allotted not one, but two sets in front of a packed, adoring New York City crowd. He has been hailed as a wunderkind and the next big thing in dance music since he was 16 years old, winning a Beatport remix for Pendulum's track "The Island." This led to a host of British label execs, including Pete Tons to fly to his parent's home in Nantes, France to woo the youngster. He signed a publishing deal at 16, had a major label deal at 17 and has produced songs for Ellie Goulding, Lady Gaga and Coldplay. -
Calexico Continues Expansion of Sounds and Cultures in 'Edge of The Sun,' Follow-Up to 'Algiers'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Calexico and its continuing expansion of sound, inviting in influences beyond its traditional Southwestern fare. -
Junk Mail: Alabama Shakes, 'Sound & Color' Album Review
Hands down a great sophomore record form a band that already seems regal. I almost always forget that don't have a handful of albums barreling behind them. Sound & Color is going to sound great live, much like Boys & Girls did. Some duds in here, I'll admit, but nothing worth omitting or a bad review. -
Mumford & Sons 'Snake Eyes' Review: Familiar Dynamics Shine Through on New 'Wilder Mind' Cut [LISTEN]
Mumford and Sons may be plugged in now but the soft/hard dynamics of the once folky rockers remains. Today (April 20), the latest song from Mumford and Sons' new album Wilder Mind arrived online in the form of an official live video, and "Snake Eyes" has plenty of venom and charged emotion. -
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction 2015: Green Day, Ringo Starr and Joan Jett Shine Live
Ringo Starr. Lou Reed. Joan Jett and The Blackhearts. Green Day. Stevie Ray Vaughan. Bill Withers. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band. The "5" Royales. And those were just the acts being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday night in Cleveland, not counting the many members of music royalty who made an appearance to both present and perform alongside their mentors and icons. -
Junk Mail: Tyler, The Creator 'Cherry Bomb' Album Review
Welcome to Junk Mail, where a few Music Times staffers email back-and-forth about each week's biggest release throughout the work day. This week, Carolyn Menyes, Kyle Dowling and Caitlin Carter chat about Tyler, The Creator's new album Cherry Bomb. Feel free to join the conversation in the comments section, and check back next week for more. -
Brand New 'Mene' Review: Punchy New Song Arrives Ahead of Rumored 'Daisy' Follow-Up [LISTEN]
Brand New is back with brand new music, and after six years without so much as a peep, the alt-rockers are crunchier with more raw punk in them than ever before. Today (April 13), ahead of the release of its highly anticipated fifth studio album Brand New dropped the roaring "Mene" alongside a new website and music video. -
Ok Go Live Review: New York City Gets Energy-Filled, Multimedia Performance from Rock's Biggest Nerds
OK Go is one of the most inventive bands in the game right now, so of course its live show isn't just going to be a straightforward setlist full of hits, new album cuts and occasional shouts of "We love you New York City!" As promised, it was a multimedia, engaging experience on Saturday night (April 11) at NYC's Terminal 5, and potentially the weirdest show that you haven't seen yet. -
Danny Worsnop's Transition from Asking Alexandria to Hard Rock Most Interesting Aspect of 'We Are Harlot'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at We Are Harlot and the hard rock group's self-titled debut album, featuring members of Asking Alexandria, Sebastian Bach and more.
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