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Florida Georgia Line made country music history for at least the second time thanks to its single "Cruise." The track's sales for the last charting week pushes it to the bestselling digital single in the genre's history. "Cruise" moved 84,000 downloads last week, bringing it to 6.33 million total in sales, which moves it ahead of no. 2 "Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum, which has 6.27 million downloads over its history. -
Grizzly Bear might be calling it quits, at least that's how it seems right now
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Saul Zaentz, Controversial Record Executive and Lauded Producer Behind 'Amadeus,' Dead at 92
"He was an amazing man," said nephew Paul Zaentz, who is also a movie producer. "He always taught me to only make films I am passionate about." -
Fergie eyeing second solo album, long-anticipated follow-up comes eight years after 'The Dutchess'
It's been eight long years since the release of Fergie's spunky debut solo album "The Dutchess." But even after all that time, two albums with the Black Eyed Peas and massive changes in the music industry, the "Glamorous" singer is looking to make a new solo comeback. -
Watch recently unseen footage of Nirvana's final Los Angeles gig only 4 months before Kurt Cobain's death
In December 1993 at the Great Western Forum, Nirvana played their last show in Los Angeles before Kurt Cobain would sadly take his own life only 4 months later. The memory of the night, thus far, has been held in the minds of those who were there, but documentary filmmaker and friend of the band Dave Markey has now released footage he shot that night, sharing it with the world. -
After posting a photo of her 13-year-old son Rocco holding a bottle of gin on New Year's Eve, Madonna responds: 'Calm down and get a sense of humor!'
Madonna recently posted a photo on Instagram that shows her 13-year-old son Rocco holding a bottle of gin, and it didn't gain a lot of positive responses. -
Wu-Tang Clan's Facebook promises 'A Better Tomorrow coming soon'
Wu-Tang Clan fans may be able to expect new music from the rap collective for the first time in nearly seven years. Maybe. The group's Facebook page was updated with a message on Monday that that reads: "The new Wu album ' A Better Tomorrow' coming soon." -
Biffy Clyro will release B-sides album 'Similarities' in 2014
It's only been a year since British alt-rockers Biffy Clyro released its sixth studio album "Opposites" but fans will soon be able to hear more new, unreleased music from the band soon. Lead singer Simon Neil has revealed that the "Black Chandelier" group will release an album full of B-sides and album cuts later this year. -
Ellie Goulding drops video for 'Goodness Gracious' [WATCH]
Ellie Goulding has premiered the music video for new latest single, "Goodness Gracious" off Halcyon Days, the deluxe edition of the UK songstress' 2012 album Halcyon. Gleaming with neon, the music video shows Goulding dancing in light-up shoes, skateboarding and partying with her friends around Los Angeles. -
MIXTAPE MONDAY: Check out new songs from St. Vincent, Francis Lung, Anacortes, and many more!
Are you excited for the new year? 2014 promises to be an exciting time for the music world which is great news for us and our weekly mixtapes! So let’s rejoice with some of the first new songs of the new year from St. Vincent, Del the Funky Homosapien, Anacortes, and many more great artists! -
Jay Z and Barneys raise $1 million for charity from controversial holiday line
Jay Z's holiday partnership with department store Barney's may have been a controversial one, but it seems like it paid off big time. According to The New York Daily News, Hova's upscale "A New York Holiday" collection netted over $1 million for charity. -
Clear Channel and SFX Entertainment form partnership to bring Beatport Top 20 Countdown to radio
Robert F.X. Sillerman sold his concert promotion company, SFX Entertainment, to Clear Channel Communications in 2000 for $3 billion. Now he's back with a new company under the same name, SFX Entertainment, Inc., and he's looking to profit from another deal with Clear Channel. The new SFX specializes in EDM and everything that goes with it, and Sillerman hopes that he can prove its profitability by working with the biggest radio broadcaster in the United States.
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