More full tracks from “The Great Gatsby” soundtrack appeared over the weekend: Beyonce and Andre 300’s remake of Amy Winehouse’s “Back To Black” and Sia’s original “Kill...
Hold tight Katy Perry fans: the new album is only about halfway finished.
Speaking at ASCAP’s I Create Music Expo yesterday, the pop star gave an update on her next set, which will reunite her with mega-hit pro...
Baz Luhrmann's forthcoming "Great Gatsby" film adaptation will boast some of the A-list-iest of A-lister actors, and the same goes for its soundtrack. Jay-Z was roped in as executive producer and supervisor ...
File under "Do Not Try This At Home." Brooklyn band Grizzly Bear work their way through various minor medical experiments, with their hair, skin, bllod, tears, sweat and nails in the latest video to arrive f...
Sia co-wrote the song "Diamonds," and now that track is a No. 1 single by Rihanna. If Sia had sung it, and farmed it to radio, it would not go No. 1.
But that's not to say the songwriter doesn't sing it bet...
Christina Aguilera has a manifesto and on “Lotus,” it’s upfront and center. Her new album, out Nov. 13, opens with a self-important, autotuned declaration set to a trance-like chant, that her rebirth...
The deluge of "Star Wars"-related news and rumors continues to pour in unabated.
The latest tidbits involve the already announced writers Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg, as well as more scuttlebutt abo...
David Guetta has a lot to say in the video for his instrumental “Metropolis.” The edgy clip is a dissertation on freedom and censorship, with Guetta spray painting encouraging bromides like “Never Gi...
For every mega-star like Lady Gaga, there are dozens of pop singers who occupy the fringes of the music world, struggling for recognition in a media culture that tends to focus on the same few artists over and over ag...
As the guest vocalist on fun.’s “We Are Young,” Monae got her name in front of millions of new fans, but the single doesn’t do her flexible, fluid vocals justice. Maybe her intoxicating blend ...
