• Diplo, MO Premiere 'Kamikaze,' 'Lean On' Follow Up Is Here

    Another one (DJ Khaled voice). Diplo and MØ unveiled their new collaboration together "Kamikaze" yesterday as the hottest record in the world with Annie Mac on BBC Radio One. The new track comes on the heels of their Major Lazer collaboration, "Lean On" that has been one of the summer hits of the year.
  • T.I. Says He Wouldn't Vote For A Woman, Apologizes To Hillary Clinton On Twitter

    Hillary Clinton has some clout in the celebrity world, as rapper T.I. took to Twitter to apologize for saying he wouldn't vote for "a woman," after his comments in an interview with DJ Whoo Kid went viral today (Oct. 13). He claims "not to be sexist," but his comments on the idea of women running for president were anything but.
  • Anna Lunoe Kicks Off Hyperhouse Tour Dates with Gorgon City, Sleepy Tom, Sliink, & More

    Australian bass house producer and DJ, Anna Lunoe, is hitting the road for her HyperHouse tour, a 16-date nationwide run that kicked off at San Diego's 2015 CRSSD Fest this past weekend and will conclude in Detroit in December. As anyone who has caught Lunoe's weekly Beats 1 show via Apple would expect, the artist is stretching her curation muscles by bringing a diverse supporting cast of artists including Gorgon City, REZZ, Sliink, San Holo, Wuki, Aryay, Sleepy Tom, and ATLiens along for the ride. Check out the full list of tour dates below.
  • Rapper Le1f Announces Debut Studio Album 'Riot Boi': Releases New Song "Rage" [LISTEN]

    The NYC-based hip-hop artist Le1f has announced the details for his new studio album, 'Riot Boi,' out November 13th via Terrible Records. After self-releasing several mixtapes, Riot Boi is the rapper's debut full-length record. As 'Pitchfork' reports, the album features collaborations with a wide array of artists including SOPHIE, Dev Hynes (Blood Orange), Lunice, Salva, Dubbel Dutch, Evian Christ and Blood Diamonds, among others. The rapper also released a new song entitled "Rage" ahead of this announcement, which you can listen to in the following video.
  • 'School of Rock The Musical' Releases 360-Degree Music Video for "You're In The Band"

    Jack Black inspired thousands of kids to learn an instrument and join a band with his staring performance in the 2003 movie production of 'School of Rock,' but now a new musical adaption of the film hopes to inspire a new generation of rockers. On Wednesday, 'School of Rock The Musical' released a 360-degree music video for the song "You're In The Band," which allows users to turn the camera around the room and see character Dewey Finn teach the band how to play their instruments.
  • Rapper Teriq Royal Posts Video After Being Shot At & Struck by Bullet Fragments [GRAPHIC]

    In some disturbingly bloody footage, Compton rapper Teriq Royal went viral after filming himself following being injured when fragments of a bullet from an AK-47 struck him in the head and embedded in his skull. Royal apparently thought it would be an opportune time to take a selfie and filmed the whole bloody ordeal. Instead of being rushed to the nearest hospital, Royal posted a video of himself in a beffuddled state boasting that he had just been shot.
  • Major Labels Already Suing Filesharing App Aurous For Copyright Theft

    New filesharing and streaming app Aurous has already come under the scrutiny of major labels and the US recording industry body, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) after being launched just four days ago on Oct. 14. In a swift counterstrike, the RIAA has already filed a suit against what is being dubbed by some as the Popcorn Time of music (not as a compliment), for what it claims is "copyright theft on massive scale."
  • Jay Z & Timbaland 'Big Pimpin'' Sample Lawsuit, Back To Court After 8 Years

    After the original lawsuit was thrown out in 2007, Jay Z is under fire once again for the sample he used in his hit song "Big Pimpin'." The estate of composer Baligh Hamdi has sued the rapper/businessman for $5 million for his use of the song "Khosara Khosara" in his popular 2000 track. Joining him in court will be producer Timbaland, whose production was central to the track's success.