Canadian DJ REZZ recruited actress Dove Cameron for her new song titled “Taste of You." The new track follows up “Hypnocurrency” with Deadmau5 and “Sacrificial” with PVRIS. It was written by Michael Osborne, AJ Healey, Nick Chiari, Shaun Frank and REZZ. This new offering finds the mistress of mid-tempo teaming up with US pop star Dove Cameron, and the result will have you drooling. That walking kick and distant spiralling low-end support Cameron’s impassioned lyrics before we give into a drop of deep reeling synths and searing fills. Both artists dropped a new music video for the song. Directed by Felicity Jayn Heath. “Making this video was the most fun I've ever had making a video before," REZZ said. “Dove is amazing and was great to be able to feel like an actress for the day.” Dove Cameron said, “Working with Rezz was way too much fun. Something about shooting from sundown to sunrise in the middle of nowhere with no service in abandoned town really bonds you for life!” Meanwhile, REZZ recently joined forces with an American rock band, PVRIS, for the latest track, "Sacrificial," and she collaborated with singer Grimes for the latest remix of the track “Violence.”

Legendary singer and Supremes great returns with “Thank You,” the title track from her forthcoming album. This will serve as her first album of original material in 22 years and her first album of any kind since 2006. Written during the lockdown, Thank You was made with a variety of contemporary pop producers, including Jack Antonoff, who is known for his work with Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey and Lorde. “This collection of songs is my gift to you with appreciation and love. I am eternally grateful that I had the opportunity to record this glorious music at this time,” Ross said in a statement. “I dedicate this songbook of love to all of you, the listeners. As you hear my voice, you hear my heart.” Ross co-wrote the 13 songs on Thank You with collaborators including Antonoff, Jimmy Napes (Mary J Blige, Alicia Keys, Sam Smith), Tayla Parx (Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato) and Spike Stent (Björk, Madonna). He recorded the album in her home studio. It is her 25th album, following 2006’s I Love You, a collection of covers of classic love songs. Her last album of original material, Every Day Is a New Day, was released in 1999. Ross was due to perform at the 2020 Glastonbury festival in its Sunday afternoon “legends” slot before the festival’s cancellation owing to Covid-19. She will tour the UK in June 2022.

Singer-songwriter H.E.R. has released a new song, “My Own,” shared the tracklist to her long-awaited debut album, "Back of My Mind." Her debut album comprises of 21-tracks featuring guest appearances from Ty Dolla $ign, Cordae, Hit-Boy, Lil Baby, Kaytranada, Thundercat, Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, Bryson Tiller and YG. H.E.R. recently spoke about the album, “My first few [releases] were just a small piece of who I am musically, and it was a matter of time before I could reveal others. I’ve always been a huge fan of Coldplay and Led Zeppelin and Radiohead and alternative and rock and blues, but it wasn’t until this album that I started digging into those other elements and bringing them to R&B.” She added, “Lyrically, [the new album] is not just one thing either. I’ve felt a lot of different emotions and perspectives, and things in the past few years. Now that people have entered into my world and have a better understanding, I can give more.” Her debut "Back Of My Mind" album drops this Friday.

Banks is back with a new track titled "The Devil" that comes with visuals that premieres today. It finds the singer taking on a sinister delivery over a dark but ultra-melodic instrumental track. Over a bass line as dark and deep as the pit, Banks whispers, “Someone writes my new name down.” The song is about metamorphosis, and the lyrics find a slinky power in embracing the darkness within. She sings,” Way down I go/ Got a one-way ticket and the Devil waiting/ Call from down low/ Naive, I know.” The video was co-directed by Banks and Jenna Marsh, drawing inspiration from the Coppola classic "Dracula," as well as another classic film also released in 1992, Death Becomes Her with Meryl Streep and Bruce Willis. The R&B singer’s last album proper was 2019’s "III," and she followed that in 2020 with the live EP "Live and Stripped." As she confirmed in a new press release, “The Devil” is the first taste of a larger project.

The Killers teamed up with American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen to release a new song, “Dustland”. The song is re-recorded in the band's “A Dustland Fairytale,” which was released in 2008 from their fourth studio album, “Day & Age. Brandon Flowers, the frontman of The Killers, told Rolling Stone that Springsteen has greatly influenced him as a musician and that's why he wanted to collaborate with "The Boss." “I attribute my discovery and absorption of his music with helping me become a more authentic writer,” he continues. “He helped me to see the extraordinary in everyday people and their lives. And in this case, it was my parents who were under the microscope. Their faith and doubts, their search for salvation in the desert. It sounds Biblical. It also sounds Springsteenian.” The new track was originally written in the middle of his mother’s illness with brain cancer to understand better flowers; dad, which is sometimes a mystery to him. The Killers band's biggest hits include "Mr. Brightside" and "When You Were Young," said the collaboration came about right at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic when he got a text from Springsteen.

Kelsea Ballerini joined LANY’s Paul Klein to debut their new track, “I Quit Drinking,” during the CMT Music Awards; now, they have revealed the official music video. “I Quit Drinking,” which Ballerini and Klein penned with Nicolle Galyon, showcases former lovers recalling happier times together and musing how neither can enjoy the taste of champagne, whiskey, or other alcoholic beverages now since it reminds them of their days as a couple. The video begins with scenes of Ballerini singing as a sun-drenched woodland stretches out behind her. Still, as the video progresses to Klein’s performance scenes, the night closes in, and a rainstorm powers through, mirroring the process of their relationship’s demise. Finally, the video concludes with Ballerini and Klein standing face-to-face, singing the song’s final choruses to each other in the middle of the pouring rain.

Born to a Jewish family in New York, singer-songwriter Madison Beer recently released the powerful ballad "Reckless." Today a newly leaked track has made its way on the web titled "Lie To Me," which is believed to be recorded back in 2017 but was scrapped and never made the final cut. Although, Beer has confirmed that she is working on a second album, and 7 songs are currently written for it, saying, "We have seven songs on the second album already, and we had four days of a writing camp." Beer plans to release her upcoming album rumoured to be titled "MB2" by the end of 2021. This new music is a follow-up to her debut album "Life Support," released earlier in February 2021. Beer gained substantial media coverage when Justin Bieber posted a link to one of her covers. She released her debut single, "Melodies," in 2013. Aside from her solo work, Beer appeared on television series such as "Todrick" and more recently on "RuPaul's Drag Race" back in 2020.

BTS is reigning supreme on and off the music charts, as their latest single "Butter" spends a third week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, two weeks after it launched at the summit. On the occasion of their 8th debut anniversary, K-pop boyband BTS has announced a special gift for Japanese AMRYs. The boys have released their "BTS, THE BEST" Japanese album, which includes some of their biggest hits and pre-release tracks. The special album will include 23-tracks and Japanese-language songs such as 'Film Out', 'Your Eyes Tell' and 'Crystal Snow'. It also includes Japanese versions of the band's Korean songs, like 'Fake Love', 'Idol' and 'On'. Their pre-release track 'Film Out' topped Japan’s Oricon Weekly Streaming chart, making it their second track since 'Dynamite' to surpass ten million streams on the platform. "BTS, THE BEST" comes off the heels MUSTER SOWOOZOO concert that took place on June 13th and 14th. The event served as the grand finale for the "Festa 2021," BTS 8th anniversary celebrations.

Rapper, singer, songwriter Nelly just dropped off the official video for his latest hit song, “Lil Bit,” featuring country act Florida Georgia Line. They first debuted the hit song in October - seven years after they first joined forces for 2013's chart-topping "Cruise" remix. The breezy video reunited Nelly with his “Cruise” remix partners and was directed by Christopher Scholar and shot in Nashville. "It's me going to Nashville to hang out with the guys. Getting picked up by Tyler, going to meet BK, and we just having fun just a little bit. And having a kickback, meet out at the lake," he adds. "We shot the video in Nashville, and it was dope, man. We just had a lot of fun with it," Says, Nelly. The hip-hop/country song is from Nelly’s upcoming EP “The Heartland,” and he initially released the song while he was competing on “Dancing With the Stars” last year.

British singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone appeared on BBC Radio 1 Piano Sessions to perform “Haunted House” and Justin Bieber's “Sorry”. Holly Humberstone shared, “did Haunted House and Sorry by Justin Bieber for BBC Radio 1 piano sessions !!! thank u for having me it was an honour & soo much fun xxxx” “Haunted House” is lifted from her debut EP "Falling Asleep At The Wheel" surpasses 100M streams and explores themes of home, family and displacement. She also sang “Sorry” which was released by Canadian singer Justin Bieber from his fourth studio album “Purpose” in 2015. Lyrically, the song is a plea for a chance to apologize to a lover, with Justin Bieber asking forgiveness and a second chance to redeem himself. He has since said that the lover was Selena Gomez.

Canadian singer-songwriter Nova Rose released her debut EP “Loved By” via Warner Music Canada and a new music video for the title track. The EP comprises of 6-track featuring a guest appearance from Josh Sahunta. Nova Rose shared on social media, “My first ever EP, Loved By, is out in the world today, a collection of songs which center on some of my most personal experiences. Being an anxious person, I forget that there are so many people who love me for who I am. I wanted to give special thanks to all the creative souls who put time and energy into bringing my ideas to life with me (you know who you are); without you, this wouldn't be possible.” The accompanying music video for Loved By” was directed by Sébastien Iannuzzi, featuring Josh Sahunta. She said of the song, “The album's title track, which features Josh Sahunta, was inspired by that first moment where you fall for someone, that butterfly feeling. However, there is a bit of a deeper meaning behind the song itself.” She continued, “Being at times an anxious person, I forget that there are so many people who love me for who I am. This song is a reminder to myself and you of our inherent worth. We are in a society where speaking about our feelings is still taboo, yet each of us expresses ourselves and puts our love out into the world differently. Music is not only my way of putting my love into this world but my greatest tool of expression."

Since publicly coming out in April 2020, Rebecca Black has felt more freedom in her artistry, especially while crafting her new project, "Rebecca Black Was Here." It was 10 years ago, she released her hit "Friday" as she was barely a teenager, and she’s since been proving herself as an incredibly talented force in pop music. The project features six songs, three of which had already been released as singles: ‘Girlfriend,’ ‘Personal,’ and ‘Worth It For The Feeling.’ Speaking of the project in a statement, Black said, “Not only does it feel like such an incredible emotional release to have what I’ve been working on for the past year and a half out in the world, now is the first time I feel like I’ve proved to myself I can really do this." It’s been a milestone year for Black, with ‘Friday’ celebrating its 10th anniversary back in early February. She marked the occasion by releasing a wild, hyper pop remix of the song, with help from 100 gecs, 3OH!3, Dorian Electra and Big Freedia. She is now gearing up to take her new music on the road with an early 2022 tour of North American club venues, her first-ever string of headlining gigs.

Coldplay has shared a new acoustic version of their recent single "Higher Power." The song was originally released on May 7, with its accompanying music video only dropping last week. It’s expected to be the lead single from the band’s upcoming and as-yet-untitled ninth studio album. Originally a synth-pop track produced by hitmaker Max Martin, the acoustic version of “Higher Power” is instead built around rich guitar songs and the harmonies between Chris Martin and his backup vocalists. “You’ve got a higher power/Got me singin’ every second, dancing every hour,” they sing during the hymn-like track’s chorus. The acoustic version arrives ahead of Coldplay’s in-person performances this Wednesday (June 16) on The "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and the following day life from the plaza on "Today." Coldplay headlined the Glastonbury Festival’s live-stream concert instead of the traditional live festival due to Covid-19 restrictions. Last week, Coldplay released the “Higher Power” music video, directed by Dave Meyers.

San-Francisco-born Rozzi releases a new song, “June,” from her upcoming second EP, “Hymn For Tomorrow" due to be released on July 16th. The song is the third single off of the EP, following “Hymn For Tomorrow” and “I Can’t Go to the Party”. Her forthcoming EP has mostly recorded in London and New York with a handful of stellar producers, including George Moore (YEBBA, Clean Bandit), Andrew Hollander (Carly Rae Jespen, Coyle Girelli), Pretty Sister (Betty Who, Jordin Sparks), Michael Dragovic, Eric Leva and Jurek (Matoma, NCT Dream, Blackbear), and with Rozzi sharing production duties on “I dk,” Rozzi’s smoky, full-bodied vocals spectacularly amplify each song, as they move seamlessly from upbeat pop, funk and R&B to low-key acoustic ballads. After collaborations with the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Pusha T, and a sold-out arena tour supporting Maroon 5, the San Francisco-born singer and songwriter delivered her first full-length album, "Bad Together" and made her late-night television debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2018.

Jessie Ware has unveiled new visuals for her single "Hot N Heavy." One of eight new tracks appears as part of ‘The Platinum Pleasure Edition, which is co-written alongside Shungudzo Kuyimba, Model Child (Danny Parker), and SG Lewis. Jessie Ware took to Twitter to comment on the video, saying, "The only way to do a visual for Hot N Heavy was to get Patric & Mimi to dance together in one take. I don’t know if we can recreate this in the live shows, but goddammit, I shall try with one of you!" I had such an amazing response to the "What’s Your Pleasure?" that I didn’t want the lights to go up and the party to be over just yet!” Ware explains in an official statement. Speaking of parties, Ware is also set to take the stage once again as she embarks upon her UK headlining tour this December. While select dates are already sold out due to high demand, tickets remain available for a handful of shows.

South Korean boy Tomorrow By Together, commonly known as TXT, appeared on “The Late Late Show with James Corden” for the first time. The group started on the American late-night talk show and took to the stage with a performance of “Magic,” an English-language B-side track from their latest album, “The Chaos Chapter: FREEZE.” The album also features the title track "0X1=Lovesong (I Know I Love You)" featuring Seori. TXT released a music video for the song alongside the album in May and the group made its debut in March 2019. It's the follow-up to the boy band's set "Still Dreaming," which peaked at No. 4 on Billboard's World Albums chart in February.

Ricky Martin joins forces with Chilean-American singer Paloma Mami for a new song, “Qué Rico Fuera.” It’s the first single from Martin’s upcoming album, "Play," which is expected to arrive later this year. It follows Martin’s quarantine-themed "Pausa," which he released last year. “Qué Rico Fuera” with Paloma Mami, Juan Camilo Vargas, Wissem Larfaoui, and Keityn. Keityn is notably the writer behind Karol G and Nicki Minaj’s smash hit “Tusa.” Like Martin’s past hits “Vente Pa’ Ca” and “La Mordidita,” his collaboration with Mami is super sensual. Afro-beats meets reggaeton as he sings about a potential night in ecstasy. In Spanglish, Mami holds her own as she offers her own evening of fun. Martin and Mami prove to be a dream time on this alluring club banger. The accompanying Jessy Terrero-directed video features the singers getting ready for a night on the town. Martin visits a barbershop and goes shopping while Mami gets ready with some friends. The flirty lyrics (“Give me a whole night/That I give you what you want” they beckon in Spanish) paired with the sultry rhythms inspire the singers and a bevy of backing dancers to start a celebratory dance party in the streets. Martin will embark on a co-headlining tour with Enrique Iglesias this fall, which kicks off September 25th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The 26-date trek wraps on November 20th at Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Few months after his latest album, "I Had Another Dream," Texas’ native singer/songwriter SoMo, aka Joseph Somers Morales, has released his fifth studio album and 3rd as an indie artist. The new record is titled "The Duality of Man," SoMo describes the project as “a special conceptual project about love and introspection." The album was proceeded by five singles which include “Trees,” “Blue Rose, “Boom,” and “Dolly Patron," and his latest release, "Rain." that features guest vocals from SoMo's daughter, Finley Grace which is his favourite one he's ever recorded. Sonically, SoMo is the smooth-as-butter link between Usher, Justin Timberlake and Drake. There are lots of references to bedrooms, body contact and bare-naked adventures. But he does it all with a gentlemanly smile, veering expertly from candlelit ballads to feel-good uptempo. SoMo's released his self-titled debut album was released in April 2014, entering the Billboard 200 at No. 6 and topping the iTunes albums chart. Rhythmic first single, "Ride," has been certified platinum for sales of 1 million units, and a Spanglish version of the song was also released

British singer-songwriter HRVY has released a new song, “1 Day 2 Nights,” along with a music video. During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, he wrote the song and is an explosive passion and intensely lived in “1 Day 2 Nights." Designed for the dancefloor and inspired by the artist's recent work with DJs, the single brings the pop of a true phenomenon in its first release on its new label, BMG. The track won a clip inspired by the movie “The Wolf of Wall Street" by Martin Scorsese. The inspiration came from the nights before COVID-19. The track was composed by HRVY with Danny Shah (Kylie Minogue) and is produced by Niamh Murphy (Little Mix, Melanie C) and mixed by Will Reeves (A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Migos, Rico Nasty) and acts as escapism for the current days. At 22, he already has nearly a billion streams of his music and partnerships with artists worldwide like Jonas Blue, SEEB, k-pop group NCT Dream and Cuban-American singer Malu Trevejo. He was recently one of the special attractions of one of the 150th-anniversary celebration shows at the iconic Royal Albert Hall.

Singer-songwriter Vincint has released his debut album "There Will Be Tears." Since dropping his first single, "Marrow," in 2018, the Philadelphia-born singer has stayed busy, becoming a finalist on the singing competition show "The Four," releasing his soulful 2020 EP "The Feeling," and having his song "Be Me" featured in the Queer Eye season 5 trailer. The 11-track debut is a rare dance-pop album with a big, beating heart. From the soulful, starry-eyed love song “Loving You 88” to the Song of Summer-worthy bop “Higher,” the tracklist is a testament to Vincint’s emotional and literal range. It’s also stacked with collaborations, many of which feature some of Vincint’s closest friends. “Higher” features Broadway star Alex Newell and New York City ballroom icon Princess Precious; “Kill My Heart,” an electric dance track with a dark twist, includes vocals from rapper Qveen Herby and fellow pop artist Parson James. Vincint's musical journey began as a child. His father was a singer in a group called Christ United Gospel Singers, while his mother introduced him to Beyoncé, Mariah Carey, and other divas of the era. Their music would build the foundation of the work Vincint makes today - including his forthcoming album, which he notes is "about being human and being alive and understanding that not everything has to end in sad tears."