• Skrillex, Diplo Reveal New EP Planned For Early 2016

    On the AMAs rec carpet, Diplo and Skrillex had a special announcement about new music. Skrillex and Diplo made an appearance yesterday at the American Music Awards in Los Angeles because their collaboration with Justin Bieber "Where Are Ü Now" was nominated for best collaboration of the year.
  • WeTransfer Entering Streaming Market, Not Competing With SoundCloud, Spotify

    WeTransfer made a splash last week when they announced that it would enter the already crowded streaming market. However it appears that the company believes that its mission is being taken a bit too far. In a new statement, the file-transferring service clarified what it intends to do saying it "Is not a direct competitor of SoundCloud, Spotify or other music-streaming platforms."
  • Patti Labelle Talks Working with Fetty Wap, Patti Pies withThe Breakfast Club [Watch]

    Legendary diva songstres Patti Labelle is definitely winning with the sell and sell out of her infamous sweet potatoe pies, exclusively sold at Walmart. The packaged baked goods have been nicknamed simply "patti pies" and has just about everyone on the hunt for their very own. Labelle recently interviewed with syndicated radio morning show, The Breakfast Club to talk about the success ofher pies and a possible collaboration with young talent like, rapper Fetty Wap.
  • Adele '25' Album Review: Junk Mail

    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, Ryan Middleton, John Gonzalez and Lindsay Haddox chat about Adele's new album, 25.
  • Justin Bieber Dominates Hot 100 Following 'Purpose' Release But Can't Beat Adele's 'Hello'

    It's a good week to be Justin Bieber. Not only did his new album Purpose debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 (beating One Direction in the process), but the pop superstar also has three songs in the top five on the Hot 100. Though the Biebz couldn't overcome Adele's "Hello" for the No. 1 spot, his new songs "What Do You Mean," "Love Yourself" and "Sorry" all fared well on the charts.
  • Adele Talks Scary Success of Last Album '21' & Nerves Over '25' In New Interview

    In a new interview with '60 Minutes Australia' this past Sunday night, Adele talked how scary the success of her sophomore album '21' was for her. In the very honest interview she reflected on the success of that album and the potential reasons behind waiting another 5 years to release her new album '25', which dropped November 20. She freely admits in the interview (video itself only available to those within the Australian viewing area) that she struggles with the idea of being famous and has a lot of nerves surrounding it.
  • A-Trak Remixes Disclosure, Lorde "Magnets" From 'Caracal'

    Disclosure has unveiled the A-Trak remix of their collaboration with Lorde "Magnets" lifted from the duo's sophomore album Caracal. As one of the standouts from Disclosure's album that has been met with lukewarm reviews, A-Trak's contribution to this track is a welcome and energetic new take on the Lorde collaboration.
  • Chris Martin Claims Obama Will Be Featured on New Coldplay Album 'A Head Full of Dreams'

    It looks like Coldplay's upcoming album, 'A Head Full of Dreams', will be getting a presidential touch. At least according to Chris Martin, it will feature an appearance by Obama. The album has already racked up collaborations with some unusual participants, including Beyoncé, her daughter Blue Ivy and Tove Lo, but an Obama cameo outdoes the rest by far.
  • Martin Garrix Shares Episode 4 Of Web Series, Announces Label

    Martin Garrix has released the fourth episode his personal and lengthy video web series titled The Martin Garrix Show. This new episode follows Garrix on his summer travels as he jets around Europe hitting various festivals including the massive, crossover Sziget Festival, his residency in Ibiza and much more.