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Well, we didn't see this coming. Stream Waka Flocka Flame's new mixtape here. Well, we certainly didn't see this coming. Music Times recently reported that ATL rapper Waka Flocka Flame would be releasing an EDM album and his highly-anticipated Flockaveli 2 but he made no mention of dropping another mixtape. -
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Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers are set to release the follow-up to 2010's Mojo, their 13th studio album Hypnotic Eye, on July 29 via Reprise Records. Today, they shared another preview of the album with the track "Fault Lines." -
Sia Tops Slow Week on Billboard 200, 'Frozen' and Sam Smith Wait in The Wings
This week was a relatively slow one on the Billboard 200, which allowed Sia to take the top spot for the first time in her career. We don't mean to suggest she didn't earn it: 1000 Forms of Fear sold 52,000 copies, the songwriter's largest sales week to date. However that was also the smallest sales week for a no. 1 in more than two years. -
8 Albums Whose Closing Tracks Were Big Singles: Adele, Kanye West, And More
As a general rule in pop music, an album's big single is usually placed towards the beginning, if not at the very top, of the tracklisting, with the album's last track reserved for something less pop friendly. However, these eight artists broke this trend by sticking huge singles at the very end of the album. -
Telemundo's 'Premios Tu Mundo' 2014 Nominees: Shakira, Enrique Iglesias, Marc Anthony, Romeo Santos, And More
Shakira, Romeo Santos, Enrique Iglesias, Price Royce, and Marc Anthony are among the popular Latin music stars nominated for Telemundo's 2014 Premios Tu Mundo awards (Fans' Choice Awards). Fans will decide the winners and can vote for them now on the Telemundo site, Billboard reports. -
Alex & Sierra New Album 2014: 'X Factor' Winners to Release 'It's About Us' in October Following Tour Dates, 'Scarecrow' Music Video [WATCH]
If you're one of the millions who love X Factor season three winners Alex & Sierra, it's a great week for you. The singer-songwriter duo has announced its debut album It's About Us, released a new music video for lead single "Scarecrow" and is about to embark on a big round of North American tour dates. -
Foster The People 'Supermodel' Mural Saved by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti
Art fans and alternative rock fans banded together to save a huge mural in Los Angeles this week. The mural in question, which also happens to be the commissioned album art for Foster The People's Supermodel album, was set to be painted over as of Tuesday before Mayor Eric Garcetti stepped in. -
Eddie Vedder Anti-War Rant Upsets Israelis
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder has Israelis upset after comments his made during his show Friday night (July 11) in England. Vedder had interrupted his song "Daughter" to give a passionate anti-war speech, which angered fans who interpreted his comments as aimed at Israel. They believe Vedder was accusing Israel of war-mongering in light of the heightened military tensions between Israel and Palestine. -
Katy Perry, Ted Kennedy Jr.: Man Breaks Into Kennedy Compound Looking For ‘Firework’ Singer, Taken Into Custody
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WATCH: Marsha Ambrosius Performs Intimate Rendition of 'Run' on 'Conan' from New Album 'Friends & Lovers' [VIDEO]
Network television got a big old dose of neo-soul on Tuesday night (July 15). Yesterday evening, former Floetry member Marsha Ambrosius took on the L.A. stage at TBS' Conan for an intimate, impassioned performance of her new Friends & Lovers single "Run." -
Sub Pop, Domino, XL and More Than 750 Indie Labels Join in Solidarity for Fair Streaming Contracts
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