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Rihanna has debuted a pair of dance remix EPs for her latest ANTI hits.

The Kiss It compilation includes remixes from notable hitmakers including R3hab, Four Tet, and KAYTRANADA remix, while “Needed Me” boasts five dance floor-ready mixes from the likes of R3hab, Salva, W&W, and ATTLAS.


Listen to samples

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Phantogram teases new Single, ‘You Don’t Get Me High Anymore’'. The follow-up to Phantogram’s sophomore album, Voices, is due later this year.

Mila J Takes a Drive Through Prince's "Erotic City"
May 26, 2016

As a tribute to the iconic Prince, Los Angeles-based singer Mila J has released a cover of his classic song “Erotic City”.

Prince used her “Blinded” for his song “U Know” from his Art Official Age album, so Mila felt it only right to pay homage to the late icon in her own fashion.

SoundCloud audio

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Fantasia sings about cheating on her man in her new single, “Sleeping with the One I Love.”

Fantasia’s next studio album will arrvie on July 19.

M.I.A. Drops Energetic New Track, ''Poc That Still A Ryda''

It’s been almost three years since M.I.A.’s last album, but she got one step closer to her follow-up with Wednesday’s release of her new song and video.


Watch here.

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Kandace Springs returns to introduce the world to her new Soul Eyes project.

https://youtu.be/SiQAk-AGzdY

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Beck Teases New Single, "Wow"

2 June
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Beck is getting ready to wow us: the musician has shared a couple teasers of his forthcoming new song, called "Wow."

The single will drop later today, June 2 at noon ET, but until then, you can listen to brief snippets of the track on Beck's Instagram.

"Wow" will be Beck's first new single since he released the funky "Dreams" last June. From the teasers, it appears that "Wow" will follow in the dancey footsteps of "Dreams," as opposed to the folksy sounds of Beck's last album, 2014's Grammy-winning Morning Phase.

Beck is currently working on his follow-up to Morning Phase, which producer Greg Kurstinpreviously said will be "more up-tempo." In the meantime, Beck will be playing the Governors Ball and Mountain Jam festivals this weekend, followed by a trip to Europe.

Tracks:

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Kandace Springs returns to introduce the world to her new Soul Eyes project.

https://youtu.be/SiQAk-AGzdY

Chrisette Michele is all set to release her 5th studio album Milestone on June 10th. Before we get the full project, she has decided to liberate this collaboration with Rick Ross.

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Confirmed/Registered tracks:

• Azillion
• Calm Down
• Elephant
• Iggy Alert (Skit)
• Middle Man
• Someone Like U LEAKED
• Team | Lauren Edwards, Amethyst Kelly, Louis Harden, Terius Gray, Brandon Salaam-Bailey, Bleta Rexha, Dwayne Carter, Marlon Barrow, Alexander Palmer, Michael Fonseca, Byron Thomas & Ryan Anthony Avilez
• Three Day Weekend
• 7-Teen

1. Genesis (Intro) (Feat. Jill Scott)
2. Royalty Capes
3. Pain (Feat. Snoop Dogg)
4. Property of Spitkicker.com (Feat. Roc Marciano)
5. memory Of… (US) (Feat. Estelle & Pete Rock)
6. Cbgbs
7. Lord Intended (Feat. Justin Hawkins)
8. Snoopies (Feat. David Byrne)
9. Greyhounds (Feat. Usher)
10. Sexy Bitch
11. Trainwreck
12. Drawn (Feat. Little Dragon)
13. Whoodeeni (Feat. 2 Chainz)
14. Nosed Up
15. You Go Dave (A Goldblatt Presentation)
16. Here In After (Feat. Damon Albarn)
17. Exodus (Outro)

Sex Pistols to Release ‘Live ’76’ Box Set

Universal

On Aug. 19, the Sex Pistols will release a box set giving official releases to four concerts from their famous 1976 U.K. tour. Sex Pistols – Live ’76 will be available on both CD and vinyl.

The first concert in the collection is the June 4 show at the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester that has attained legendary status because of how it singlehandedly birthed the punk scene in Manchester. According to the a press release on their website, Morrissey, future members of Joy Division and New Order, Mark E. Smith (The Fall) and Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) were all in attendance and were subsequently inspired to form bands. Tony Wilson, the founder of Factory Records, also saw the show. The date was organized by Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, who had recently formed the Buzzcocks after seeing the band in Welwyn Garden City.

The second disc was recorded Aug. 29 at Screen on the Green in Islington, famously known as the “Midnight Special” gig. Opening for the band were the Buzzcocks and the Clash, who were playing only their third-ever gig. Disc three comes from Sept. 17 at Chelmsford Maximum Security Prison, a show was set up by manager Malcolm McLaren because he wanted the band to play unconventional venues. It’s the only concert in the collection that had been professionally recorded on four-track quarter-inch tape. The final disc is the Sept. 25 date at the 76 Club in Burton-on-Trent that has been circulating as a bootleg.

All four concerts were professionally mastered at Abbey Road Studios in London and feature the original lineup of Johnny Rotten (vocals), Steve Jones (guitar), Glen Matlock (bass) and Paul Cook (drums). Sex Pistols – Live ’76 also contains photographs and a reproduction of their press kit that includes articles from the British rock press.The track listing for all four discs can be found below.

‘Sex Pistols – ‘Live ’76’ Track Listing

Disc 1: June 4, 1976: Lesser Free Trade Hall, Manchester

1. “Did You No Wrong”
2. “No Lip”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
5. “New York”
6. “Whatcha Gonna Do About It”
7. “Submission”
8. “Satellite”
9. “No Feelings”
10. “No Fun”
11. “Substitute”
12. “Pretty Vacant”
13. “Problems”

Disc 2: August 29, 1976: Screen on the Green, Islington

1. “Anarchy in the U.K.”
2. “I Wanna Be Me”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “New York”
5. “No Lip”
6. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
7. “Satellite”
8. “Submission”
9. “Liar”
10. “No Feelings”
11. “Substitute”
12. “Pretty Vacant”
13. “Problems”
14. “Did You No Wrong”
15. “No Fun”

Disc 3: Sept. 17, 1976: HM Prison, Chelmsford

1. “Anarchy in the U.K.” (incomplete)
2. “I Wanna Be Me”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “New York”
5. “No Lip”
6. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
7. “Satellite”
8. “Submission”
9. “Liar”
10. “No Feelings” (incomplete)
11. “Substitute”
12. “No Fun”
13. “Pretty Vacant”
14. “Problems”
15. “Anarchy in the U.K.” (encore)
16. “Did You Know Wrong”

Disc 4: Sept. 25, 1976: 76 Club, Burton on Trent

1. “Anarchy in the U.K.”
2. “I Wanna Be Me”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “New York”
5. “No Lip”
6. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
7. “Satellite”
8. “Submission”
9. “Liar”
10. “Substitute”
11. “No Feelings”
12. “No Fun”
13. “Pretty Vacant”
14. “Problems”

Read More: Sex Pistols to Release 'L...6' Box Set | http://diffuser.fm/sex-pi...ck=tsmclip

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Philly-based duo Marian Hill ( Samantha Gongol and Jeremy Lloyd) are set to release their debut album, Act One, on June 24 with "I Know Why" as the first single.


Audio - "I Know Why"

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Sex Pistols to Release ‘Live ’76’ Box Set

by Dave Lifton June 3, 2016 10:09 AM

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Universal

On Aug. 19, the Sex Pistols will release a box set giving official releases to four concerts from their famous 1976 U.K. tour. Sex Pistols – Live ’76 will be available on both CD and vinyl.

The first concert in the collection is the June 4 show at the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester that has attained legendary status because of how it singlehandedly birthed the punk scene in Manchester. According to the a press release on their website, Morrissey, future members of Joy Division and New Order, Mark E. Smith (The Fall) and Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) were all in attendance and were subsequently inspired to form bands. Tony Wilson, the founder of Factory Records, also saw the show. The date was organized by Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, who had recently formed the Buzzcocks after seeing the band in Welwyn Garden City.

The second disc was recorded Aug. 29 at Screen on the Green in Islington, famously known as the “Midnight Special” gig. Opening for the band were the Buzzcocks and the Clash, who were playing only their third-ever gig. Disc three comes from Sept. 17 at Chelmsford Maximum Security Prison, a show was set up by manager Malcolm McLaren because he wanted the band to play unconventional venues. It’s the only concert in the collection that had been professionally recorded on four-track quarter-inch tape. The final disc is the Sept. 25 date at the 76 Club in Burton-on-Trent that has been circulating as a bootleg.

All four concerts were professionally mastered at Abbey Road Studios in London and feature the original lineup of Johnny Rotten (vocals), Steve Jones (guitar), Glen Matlock (bass) and Paul Cook (drums). Sex Pistols – Live ’76 also contains photographs and a reproduction of their press kit that includes articles from the British rock press.The track listing for all four discs can be found below.

‘Sex Pistols – ‘Live ’76’ Track Listing

Disc 1: June 4, 1976: Lesser Free Trade Hall, Manchester

1. “Did You No Wrong”
2. “No Lip”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
5. “New York”
6. “Whatcha Gonna Do About It”
7. “Submission”
8. “Satellite”
9. “No Feelings”
10. “No Fun”
11. “Substitute”
12. “Pretty Vacant”
13. “Problems”

Disc 2: August 29, 1976: Screen on the Green, Islington

1. “Anarchy in the U.K.”
2. “I Wanna Be Me”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “New York”
5. “No Lip”
6. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
7. “Satellite”
8. “Submission”
9. “Liar”
10. “No Feelings”
11. “Substitute”
12. “Pretty Vacant”
13. “Problems”
14. “Did You No Wrong”
15. “No Fun”

Disc 3: Sept. 17, 1976: HM Prison, Chelmsford

1. “Anarchy in the U.K.” (incomplete)
2. “I Wanna Be Me”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “New York”
5. “No Lip”
6. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
7. “Satellite”
8. “Submission”
9. “Liar”
10. “No Feelings” (incomplete)
11. “Substitute”
12. “No Fun”
13. “Pretty Vacant”
14. “Problems”
15. “Anarchy in the U.K.” (encore)
16. “Did You Know Wrong”

Disc 4: Sept. 25, 1976: 76 Club, Burton on Trent

1. “Anarchy in the U.K.”
2. “I Wanna Be Me”
3. “Seventeen”
4. “New York”
5. “No Lip”
6. “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
7. “Satellite”
8. “Submission”
9. “Liar”
10. “Substitute”
11. “No Feelings”
12. “No Fun”
13. “Pretty Vacant”
14. “Problems”

Read More: Sex Pistols to Release 'L...6' Box Set | http://diffuser.fm/sex-pi...ck=tsmclip

WOW

Critics are calling this ''unapologetic pop'' that will instantly make you want to dance.

Roz Ryan, Jenifer Lewis, Brandy ~ In These Streets (I think Millie Jackson must have come up with this )

It’s All Colorful Choreography In Chrisette Michele’s ‘Unbreakable’ Video, Singer Talks Song’s Inspiration

Link: http://singersroom.com/co...spiration/

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Bruce Springsteen to Release Live Albums of European Tour
9 June 2016
Link

Billboard.com reports as Bruce Springsteen just wrapped his five-show swing through England and Ireland, he decided to release each one as a live album. One show a week will be available starting June 15, with each also receiving a broadcast on the Boss' SiriusXM E Street Radio channel.

Chrisette Michelle premiered her “Unbreakable” video yesterday in tribute to the love she has with her fiancée.