• Eminem Shares "Psychopath Killer" Featuring Slaughter & Yelawolf From 'Shady XV' [LISTEN]

    Eminem's 'Shady XV' compilation is still a few days away, but today the legendary rapper shared one of the album's new tracks, titled "Psychopath Killer" (presumably because "Psycho Killer" was already taken), which you can check out here. The five-minute track features verses from YelaWolf and hip-hop supergroup Slaughterhouse, while Em closes out the whole thing with his trademark rapid-fire fury (though he unfortunately still finds time to throw in a gay slur, because he's apparently stuck in high school).

  • Krewella 'Say Goodbye' With Cryptic Photos; Deadmau5 Responds

    Jahan and Yasmine have been quiet since the allegations rose against them by former member of the trio Kris Trindel aka Rain Man that he was being forced out of Krewella for not partying enough and denied his proper share of the earnings the group was accruing from touring. Now the sisters have broken their silence and taken to Facebook with a cryptic message "Say Goodbye" that could be aimed at Trindl. Before fans had much time to interpret the message, they posted another picture with their new logo, squashing any notion that "Say Goodbye" could mean the end of Krewella.

  • Billboard To Include Streaming & Digital Downloads In Top 200 Album Chart

    It has been a long time coming, but Billboard will finally add streams and digital downloads to their calculations for the top 200 album charts. The magazine, which has not made such a large change to the Top 200 Album Chart since 1991, is finally looking to the future of music listening, which is heading online and increasingly happening through streaming. It is the biggest change since Billboard started using Nielsen Soundscan data to calculate its formula for the top 200 chart.

  • George Clinton Talks Production, Funk Pioneer Calls Pharrell 'The Best' And Makes Comparison To Rick Rubin

    George Clinton has been in the music business long enough to see trends come and go. The legendary funk pioneer has also been keeping an ear to the street on which artists and producers have maintained their popularity and longevity while putting out quality music. Clinton recently talked production, naming his favorite beat makers, calling Pharrell "the best" and making comparison to Rick Rubin.

  • Flying Lotus Shares Doom Collaboration 'Masquatch' From 'Grand Theft Auto V' [LISTEN]

    Just yesterday, experimental hip-hop producer Flying Lotus shared a new track from the upcoming re-release of Grand Theft Auto V called "Medication Meditation," featuring Krayzie Bone. Today, FlyLo is back with "Masquatch," another weird yet incredible song from the soundtrack, featuring underground hip-hop visionary DOOM (a.k.a. MF DOOM, a.k.a. Viktor Vaughn, a.k.a. King Geedorah). The track's extremely brief running time (it comes it under two minutes) is reminiscent of DOOM's classic Madlib collaboration Madvillain, and its abstract, hookless production wouldn't sound out of place on their Madvillainy LP.

  • Beach Boys Singer Mike Love To Release Memoir In 2016

    2016 will mark the 50th anniversary of the Beach Boys' classic single "Good Vibrations," and to celebrate, singer Mike Love will be releasing a memoir titled Good Vibrations: My Life as a Beach Boy. According to Rolling Stone, the memoir is being co-written with author James S. Hirsch and will cover Love's entire life, beginning with his "early childhood and family story."

  • Relive Ultra Europe 2014 Through Stunning Festival Aftermovie [WATCH]

    It seems as though all of the big late summer dance music festivals decided to release their aftermovies this week. Now today, not to be outdone by its festival peers, Ultra Music Festival decided to release the aftermovie for the third edition of its European festival, Ultra Europe. Taking place on the island of Split at Stadium Poljud, the festival takes full advantage of Croatia's stunning scenery and vast expanses of ocean-front property.

  • Armin van Buuren Partners With Thalmic Lab's New Myo Movement Detecting Armbands To Control Live Performances

    Live performances are changing every day with the development of brand new technologies and Dutch DJ / producer Armin van Buuren is at the forefront of that. Van Buuren has partnered with Canadian technology company Thalmic Labs on their new gesture control armband, Myo. The technology, which has been customized to his own live set up by Haute Technologies, allows Armin van Buuren to control his own lighting and stage effects hands free.
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