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New Jersey rapper Joe Budden has shared a new single called “Devil In My Room,” featuring a verse from fellow Slaughterhouse rapper Crooked I and production by Darknight and 8 Bars, which you can check out below. As clarified on the song’s Soundcloud page, this is the second track in a series of weekly leaks, which began with last week’s “Nothing Changes” featuring Tsu Surf and Random. The Soundcloud page also notes that “Devil In My Room” will not be included on Budden’s upcoming EP "Some Love Lost." -
WATCH: 5 Seconds Of Summer Tease "Good Girls" Music Video at the "Reform School for Bad Girls"
5 Seconds of Summer may know a thing about girls, considering the punky boy band's rabid fanbase. And they know about "Good Girls," "bad girls" and everything in between. Yesterday (Oct. 8), 5SOS released the first teaser for its new music video for "Good Girls," and it looks like the clip will be channeling a bit of Orange is the New Black. -
Drake's OVO Signee, 'Tuesday' Singer iLoveMakonnen Shares Thoughts on Crystal Castles Split Following Alice Glass's Departure Announcement
Many were taken aback by Alice Glass's announcement that she would be leaving Crystal Castles, including Drake's OVO Sound artist iLoveMakonnen. The "Tuesday" singer-rapper took it upon himself to express his thoughts on the split. -
Meghan Trainor 'All About That Bass', Women in General Rule the Hot 100: Maroon 5 'Animals' Cracks Top 10
Let's hear it for the ladies! For the fifth week in a row, women are absolutely dominating the Billboard Hot 100. Led by Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass," female artists make up the top five spots in the country for the fifth week in a row, shattering the previous record (and maybe the glass ceiling, just a bit). -
Kim Gordon's 'Girl in a Band' Memoir Gets Cover and Release Date, Chronicles Sonic Youth Member's Life [PHOTO]
Pitchfork reports that "Girl in a Band," the long-awaited memoir by Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon, has been given a release date and cover artwork. The book will be released Feb. 24, 2015, through Dey Street Books, an imprint of HarperCollins. -
Ne-Yo Shares 'She Knows' Music Video Featuring Juicy J [WATCH]
R&B singer Ne-Yo has shared the music video for his latest single "She Knows" featuring rapper Juicy J, which you can check out below. The raunchy video features a number of pole dancers performing in a series of rather inappropriate places, including a grocery store, a library, a sidewalk, and an office (where Juicy J apparently works as an accountant of some kind). Among these dancers is Nicole "The Pole" Williams, who is best known for her performance in Rihanna's "Pour It Up" music video. -
Tinashe Reveals Jennifer Lopez's "I Luh Ya Papi" Was Originally Her Song Amid Release of Debut Album 'Aquarius'
Los Angeles-based songstress Tinashe just released her debut album Aquarius and she's been on a non-stop press run. The folks over at The Fader recently had a chat with Tinashe and she revealed that Jennifer Lopez's "I Luh Ya Papi" single was originally her song. -
Enter Shikari Announce 2015 Album 'The Mindsweep'
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"Just South of Heaven" (Blake Shelton), "South of Heaven" (Slayer) and More Country Songs Seemingly Derived from Metal Titles
We were checking out Blake Shelton's new album Bringing Back The Sunshine (which topped the Billboard 200 last week) when we were struck by a humorous thought: "Man, 'Just South of Heaven' would sure make a great Slayer satire." It turns out that Shelton isn't alone in borrowing (or nearly borrowing) song titles from metal bands. We gathered a short list below, ranked from least similar in subject matter to most similar in subject matter. -
Method Man Will Probably Not Tour with Wu-Tang Clan to Promote 'A Better Tomorrow' [WATCH]
In an interview with Revolt, rapper Method Man revealed he would most likely not be joining the Wu-Tang Clan on their upcoming tour in support of their new album "A Better Tomorrow." -
Junk Mail: Weezer 'Everything Will Be Alright in the End' Album Review
Weezer return to form on their new album "Everything Will Be Alright in the End." Welcome to Junk Mail, where a few Music Times staffers email back-and-forth about each week's biggest release throughout the work day. -
50 Cent Loses $16 Million Lawsuit, Pushes Back Solo Album 'Street King Immortal' to Focus on G-Unit
When you are worth more than $100 million, you can afford to take a financial hit, but 50 Cent just absorbed a $16 million wallop from Sleek Audio. AllHipHop reports that the G-Unit star committed some pretty unethical snafus en route to getting saddled with a lawsuit loss that will surely hurt his pockets. When filing the suit earlier this year, Sleek not only claimed that Fitty not only stole its product design to launch his SMS Audio headphones, but that he also jacked their confidential client information. He is also delaying his next solo album to concentrate on G-Unit.
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