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Up-and-coming Washington, D.C., rapper Shy Glizzy has shared a remix of his 2013 single "Awwsome," featuring new verses from 2 Chainz and A$AP Rocky, which you can check out below. The blend of their voices works pretty well, since 2 Chainz's and A$AP Rocky's deliveries serve as a nice contrast to Glizzy's more high-pitched tone of voice. -
Johnny Marr, Ryan Adams Paint Guitars for Charity
Surf company Hurley and guitar giant Fender joined forces recently to help a charity that makes sure people who need clean drinking water get it. The effort, Waves for Water, is getting some help from musicians like Ryan Adams, Johnny Marr and Rancid's Tim Armstrong. -
DJ Infamous Shares 'Somethin Right' Music Video Featuring Big K.R.I.T. and Yo Gotti [WATCH]
DJ Infamous shared his single "Somethin Right" featuring Southern rappers Big K.R.I.T. and Yo Gotti in July, and today he hass shared the music video, which you can check out below. The clip features a Throwback Thursday intro with some old footage of Infamous and K.R.I.T. from 2007, but then shoots right up to the present day with some shopping, product placement, "Scarface"-watching and champagne drinking — you know, hip-hop stuff. -
Sun Kil Moon's Mark Kozelek Covers 'Christmas Time Is Here' From 'A Charlie Brown Christmas'
Last December, Sun Kil Moon frontman Mark Kozelek announced that he would be releasing a Christmas album titled "Mark Kozelek Sings Christmas Carols," and he was not joking. Today, Kozelek shared the album's opening track, a cover of Vince Guaraldi's "Christmas Time Is Here" from "A Charlie Brown Christmas." -
Kate Bush Pens Open Letter, Thanking Fans For Before The Dawn London Concert Series
Kate Bush returned to the stage after 35 years with a run of 22 sold-out shows at London's Hammersmith Apollo. Following the final performance on October 1, Bush penned a heartfelt letter, which she posted to her official site, thanking her fans and sharing what the Before The Dawn concert series meant to her (via Pitchfork). -
Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine Started Their Own College for Aspiring Music Industry Professionals
There may be no better place in the world for aspiring music industry professionals to learn about cutting-edge music technology and innovative business sense then at a school that bears the namesakes of Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young, aka Dr. Dre. -
Are Beethoven Fans Smarter? Are Lil Wayne Fans Dumber? Music Times Offers Insights to Rankings of Performers and Colleges That Listen to Them
According to musicthatmakesyoudumb.com, the brightest of us listen to Beethoven and Radio head while the dumber prefer to take in Lil Wayne and...jazz music? We offer some insights and just general thoughts about the findings. -
Taylor Swift Tells Ellen DeGeneres Her Biggest Fear, Reveals Adam Levine's Weakness [WATCH]
Although she is one of the world's biggest pop stars, Taylor Swift is merely human and she has fears like the rest of us. As "Billboard" notes, the singer stopped by "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" recently and talked to the host about her deepest fear: sea urchins. She also dished on Adam Levine's weakness. -
Nicki Minaj Fell Asleep Four Times During Interview, Says Questions About Her Butt Are 'Degrading'
Nicki Minaj reportedly "dozed off" four times during an interview with GQ's Taffy Brodesser-Akner, in which the rapper refused to discuss the themes in her "Anaconda" music video or her famous — and controversial — butt, saying to do so would be "degrading." -
Brian Eno To Reissue Four Albums Along with Unreleased, Rare Material [TRACKLIST]
Brian Eno has announced he'll be dropping four albums worth of unreleased or rare music via All Saints Records on December 2. Nerve Net (1992), The Shutov Assembly (1992), Neroli (1993), and The Drop (1997) will all be reissued and will come with a bonus disc featuring the previously unreleased material. The project is part of a new archival campaign, which revisits ambient works from the '90s, Consequence of Sound reports. -
Bob Dylan's Unreleased Cover of John Lee Hooker's 'Tupelo' Surfaces [LISTEN]
Bob Dylan's previously unreleased "The Basement Tapes" will drop Nov. 4, and a cut of the singer covering John Lee Hooker's "Tupelo Blues" has surfaced in advance of the specialty package. -
Mary J. Blige Shares Second Music Video for 'Right Now' Featuring Disclosure [WATCH]
A few weeks ago, Mary J. Blige shared a music video of her new single "Right Now," featuring footage of the R&B legend working in the studio with British electronic duo Disclosure, who produced the track. Today, Blige has shared yet another music video for this track, this time taking a more traditional route.
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