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The family that has spent the past decade blending country and contemporary gospel released their debut album last month. In order to share the new music with fans, they're on the road throughout the summer, visiting cities that span from Georgia to Ohio. -
Pusha T says he's working with Kanye West and The Neptunes on new album
Pusha T is bringing out some big names for his new album. Pusha T is working on his new album and he's calling on some big names for assistance. After last year's My Name Is My Name, it's only right for Push to come twice as hard and it seems like that's exactly what he plans to do. -
Diddy, Dr. Dre and Jay Z top Forbes' wealthiest hip-hop artist of 2014 list
Diddy was recently named Forbes' wealthiest hip-hop artist. Diddy is the poster child of hip-hop wealth. The hip-hop mogul is $120 million richer than he was last year and was recently named Forbes' wealthiest hip-hop artist. -
This Week in Christian Twitter
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and many Christian artists are already focusing their thoughts (and tweets) on Resurrection Day. -
This Week in Country Twitter
The best tweets of the week from your favorite country artists. (Photo : Kim Jones / Photographer Brian Jones - Licensed to Music Times) Natalie has a big fiddle player trapped in that little body!The best tweets of the week from your favorite country artists. -
Lady A Says See Ya Later to Kip Moore
Apparently, when an artist leaves a Lady Antebellum tour, they exchange gifts with the Lady A members as a way to say "Thanks for the great memories." When Kip Moore left their tour to join Tim McGraw on his tour, the gift exchange was caught on camera to share with fans. -
6 Reasons Why Basement Shows are Better Than Venue Shows
I've written some reviews of basement shows for Music Times, and the more often I go to them, the more I'm convinced that they're superior to big venue shows in almost every way. Here are some reasons why. -
6 Artists Who Sound Totally Different Now Than When They Started: Radiohead, Of Montreal and more
Artists who tend to repeat their own work over and over again usually aren’t worth following (see: Oasis), but there are some artists who have shifted their sounds so radically that they’ve become virtually unrecognizable to their former selves. Here are six artists who sound totally different from when they started. -
5 Reasons Why "Illmatic" is the Greatest Rap Album Ever
I hold the very uncontroversial opinion that Illmatic, the debut album by Queens rapper Nas, is the greatest rap album ever made. In celebration of Illmatic’s 20th birthday today, here a couple of reasons why it’s truly the greatest ever, just in case you’re unconvinced (or if you’ve never heard it before). -
Outkast to perform at Adult Swim's Upfront Party in May
Outkast will perform at Adult Swim's annual Upfront Party. Adult Swim recently made an exciting announcement. The Cartoon Network-affiliated cable network has officially announced that Outkast will perform at its annual Upfront Party. -
Diddy to speak at Howard University's 2014 commencement ceremony, students are unhappy
Diddy is slated to deliver Howard University's commencement address, but the students aren't for it. -
Ab-Soul album release date still unknown, rapper adds songs to tracklist
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