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Katy Perry and Pitbull are two of the biggest names in popular music, so doesn't it seem inevitable that the two would eventually collaborate? Well, it's finally happened. Today (Jan. 27), a new remix of Perry's quickly rising single "Dark Horse" has hit the web, featuring none other than Mr. Worldwide himself. -
The Civil Wars' John Paul White apologizes after Grammy acceptance speech after omitting Joy Williams
Even though folk-country duo The Civil Wars may not be a band anymore, that doesn't mean John Paul White and Joy Williams have stopped racking up awards. In 2013, The Civil Wars released its second (and likely final) eponymous album, spawning several highly regarded singles. Last night (Jan. 26), that album spawned "From The Valley," for which White and Williams won their fourth Grammy award, but the golden gramophone has not come without some drama. -
Azealia Banks begs to be dropped from Universal, writes 'I'm tired of having to consult a group of old white guys about my black girl craft'
Azealia Banks is literally begging Universal to drop her from their label. According to Pitchfork, Banks wrote a message looking for another label to buy her out of her contract so that she could finally get her debut album released. -
Imagine Dragons, Kendrick Lamar release studio version of explosive 'Radioactive' remix after Grammy performance [LISTEN]
When the Grammys first announced that arena rockers Imagine Dragons and rap's newest, greatest player in the game Kendrick Lamar, it seemed like a combination destined for disaster. However, from the moment that Lamar joined in on "Radioactive" by busting some seriously sick beats, it was clear that this was a performance highlight of the night (and it was one of Music Times' top picks). -
Grammys 2014: Rap and R&B winners, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis took over the genre at this year's awards
This year, R&B and rap were recognized in a big way at the 2014 Grammys. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis really took over the genre for the awards. In addition to just taking home multiple trophies, they made a huge impression during their performance when Queen Latifah joined them to officiate the marriages 33 couples and Madonna joined in. When asked what Latifah thinks about the winners in the Best New Artist category, she told Los Angeles Times: "Macklemore & Lewis are hugely successful with Grammy after Grammy for making good music and for talking about things that matter to people." -
Lorde and Disclosure to perform together at the 2014 BRIT Awards?
Two of this year's biggest new acts appear to be coming together for the 2014 BRIT Awards, according to a hint on Twitter. Earlier today, the BRIT Awards posted a photo of Lorde, whose face is outlined a la Disclosure, with the tags "#BRITs2014 and "@disclosure @lordemusic." -
Kylie Minogue drops 'Into The Blue' single, reveals 'Kiss Me Once' tracklist [LISTEN]
After weeks of teasing a new song and album through her Facebook and Instagram, Aussie pop star Kylie Minogue has finally delivered. Following a leak that likely pushed the release date up six weeks, the "Can't Get You Outta My Head" singer released a spankin' new dance single "Into The Blue," complete with a lipstick themed lyric video this morning (Jan. 27). -
The Afghan Whigs announce first album in 16 years, 'Do To The Beast'
Afghan Whigs have announced the release of a new album, their first in 16 years. Entitled Do To The Beast, the effort follows up 1998's 1965 and is due out April 14 via Sub Pop. -
Iggy Azalea has release date for debut 'The New Classic'
At least one of the Azalea/Azealia's in hip-hop have managed to lock down a date for their debut album. Iggy Azalea, the Australian/Atlantan emcee, announced on the red carpet at the Grammys on Sunday that her LP The New Classic would be dropping on April 14 via Def Jam Records. -
Drake sings in Spanish on Romeo Santos' new single 'Odio' off upcoming 'Formula, Vol. 2' [LISTEN]
After not winning a Grammy last night, Drake might have his eye on a Latin Grammy instead. The Toronto rapper teamed up with bachata star and former Aventura frontman Romeo Santos for his Spanish-language single “Odio.” -
Awesome Tapes From Africa DJ event cancelled amidst racist posts, false advertising
Racial tensions and music are already high enough in the music world. A report from Billboard from the beginning of the year pointed out, uncomfortably, that none of last year's Hot 100 no. 1 singles were performed by black musicians. Now, some of the more cynical critics of mainstream music are already alleging that Macklemore's conquest of the rap categories at Sunday's Grammy Awards was based more on being comfortable to whites than being appreciated by all. One genre that hasn't seen as much ethnic dispute is EDM, but a cancelled event in Toronto may have turned that table. -
Lana Del Rey debuted haunting cover of 'Once Upon A Dream' in new 'Maleficent' trailer during Grammy broadcast [LISTEN]
Lana Del Rey is ready to wow with yet another movie soundtrack highlight. After releasing the stunning "Young & Beautiful" last year for The Great Gatsby, the New York beauty debuted a new song last night during the Grammys for the upcoming Disney film Maleficent. To play into the film's haunting, dark take on Sleeping Beauty, Del Rey released a cover of the Disney classic "Once Upon A Dream."
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