• Mixtape Monday: This Week's Newest Tracks For Sharing

    Each and every week we put together our favorite tracks that had premiered a few days prior into one magnificent mixtape to share with you and your friends. This time around we've decided to share new 2015 songs from Pope Francis, Fetty Wap, Kendrick Lamar and more right here!

  • Preview Disclosure's 'Caracal' Featuring Lorde, The Weeknd, Sam Smith

    Disclosure are just a week away from releasing their Settle follow up, Caracal and the UK electronic music duo have unveiled a minimix for the full album with short clips of each track. It includes snippets from tracks that feature the likes of The Weeknd, Sam Smith, Lorde, Miguel, Gregory Porter and many more.

  • iHeartRadio Music Festival to Feature Nick Jonas

    The iHeartRadio Music Festival will take place on September 18 and 19 in Paradise, Nevada, and it will feature major headlining superstars like Janet Jackson, Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato, The Weeknd and Jason Derulo. Both nights of iHeartRadio Music Festival are entirely sold out on the primary market

  • Disclosure, Sam Smith Cover Drake 'Hotline Bling'

    Disclosure and Sam Smith went on the BBC Radio One Airwaves earlier today for a short segment in the Live Lounge at Maida Vale with host Clara Amfo. Promoting the Lawrence brother's upcoming album Caracal and their single with Smith "Omen," Disclosure and Sam Smith did a live performance of the track live on air and a cover of Drake's "Hotline Bling."

  • Sam Smith James Bond 'Spectre' Theme Gets Title, Release Date, Artwork

    Sam Smith's new James Bond Spectre theme finally has a title, cover art and release date. Yesterday (Sept. 7), the "Lay Me Down" singer finally teased that he will be supplying the new movie's soundtrack song after a year of denying such reports, and now the track's full details have been announced.

  • Sam Smith Is Recording the James Bond 'Spectre' Theme Song After All

    It looks like Sam Smith will be singing the theme song for the new James Bond film Spectre after all. Despite denying that he'll be supplying the soundtrack for months, today (Sept. 7), the "Lay Me Down" singer teased the new film on Instagram via a new accessory, once again triggering major rumors that he'll be doing the song.

  • Sam Smith Still Isn't Doing 'Spectre' James Bond Theme Song

    With a new James Bond movie, Spectre, on the horizon, the topic of the film franchise's latest theme song has been a hot one. Following in the steps of Adele, Jack White with Alicia Keys and Chris Cornell, one of the big names thrown around for the new film soundtrack is Sam Smith. But, in a new interview, the "Lay Me Down" singer denied his involvement in the franchise.

  • Stromae Plays 'Papaoutai' in New York Times Square and on Subway [Watch]

    Belgian electro pop artist Stromae is a massive artist in Europe and yet has struggled to garner an audience in America. Thanks to Pitchfork, a number of confused New Yorkers are more aware of the pop star after a number of impromptu performances of his hit song "Papaoutai" around the city including Times Square and the subway.

  • Hozier Covers Sam Smith 'Lay Me Down' and the OG Singer Loves It!

    If you thought that Irish singer-songwriter Hozier couldn't get any cooler, than you hadn't heard him cover Sam Smith. This week, the "Take Me to Church" crooner visited the BBC Radio 1 live lounge and tackled his fellow U.K. pop star's massive hit "Lay Me Down."

  • Spotify 25 Under 25: Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, One Direction Led Streams

    When it comes to owning Spotify's streams as a young musician, no one does it better than Ed Sheeran. Today (Aug. 18), the streaming service announced its "25 Under 25" musicians, and ahead of major pop players such as Ariana Grande, One Direction and Fifth Harmony, the title of the most-streamed young act of the year goes to none other than the "Thinking Out Loud" singer himself.

  • Photo Recap of Lollapalooza 2015: A$AP Rocky, Sam Smith, Charli XCX and More

    Lollapalloza packs about as much variety into a music festival as possible, ranging from Paul McCartney to The Weeknd, from Metallica to Bassnectar on the headlining stages. The rainbow of colors on display onstage makes for a photographer's paradise, and Music Times was among the publications that sent our shutterbugs to gather images from the party. Writer Ryan Book tried his best not to look out of place in the photo pit over the weekend.
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