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Two duo's have joined forces for one great remix. Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken of Big Gigantic took on Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' hit "Can't Hold Us" for a sax-infused, electronic-jazz remake. -
Michael Jackson Birthday: See What Justin Bieber, Beyonce and Rihanna Tweeted To Honor King of Pop
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Jack White Announces Upcoming Work with The Dead Weather
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Timbaland Teases Michael Jackson Project that Features the King of Pop's Vocals
Timbaland hinted in a video interview with Revolt TV that he has an upcoming project in the works that will incorporate Michael Jackson's vocals. The idea came from Epic Records CEO L.A. Reid, according to Rolling Stone. -
Eminem vs. Jay Z: Producer Just Blaze Throws His Opinion Into The Ring [WATCH]
JBHip-hop is beef central, so big names have to tiptoe around tricky questions to ensure that they won't be uninvited from providing a guest verse on the next mixtape or worse, getting dissed themselves on that same mixtape. Producers rarely get the chance to respond lyrically, so Just Blaze had to be careful when Vlad TV asked him which rapper was more talented: Jay Z or Eminem? -
Paul McCartney Releases Single for Upcoming Album 'New' [LISTEN]
Paul McCartney released his first single, "New," today from his upcoming album of the same name, and fans love it. It is currently streaming on YouTube for free, and is available for download on iTunes. -
Shania Twain Confirms New Album and Celebrates 48th Birthday
Today is Shania Twain's 48th birthday, but her fans are the ones who are receiving the gift this year — the announcement of an upcoming album, her first since 2002. -
Twerk Added to Oxford Dictionaries Online; is Miley Cyrus responsible?
Oxford Dictionaries Online announced today that "twerk," among other new words, would be added to its latest edition. -
They Had A Dream: As America Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King's Landmark Speech, Music Times Lists Five Records Essential to The Civil Rights Movement
Today marks the fiftieth anniversary of Martin Luther King's famous "I Have A Dream Speech." The speech and the march on Washington were seminal moments in the the Civil Rights Movement, leading to basic human rights for black citizens of the United States. As with all political movements, music played an integral role in moving the masses to action. Music Times has assembled a brief list of five essential records that led to the Civil Rights Movement, by artists that not only made great music, but made a difference. -
Fan Discovers Beatles plans for BBC Recordings On Air — Live at the BBC Volume 2
Universal Music's Philippines subsidiary leaked the details of a new Beatles anthology, "On Air - Live at the BBC Volume 2." And fans were quick to uncover it. -
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