20 years talented pop singer Audrey Mika has shared the official music video for her son “Chivalry.” Audrey Mika first rose to prominence from the Bay Area as a YouTube sensation whose following has continued to grow with her unique covers of popular hits. She has amassed over 1.55 million YouTube subscribers who flock to check out her original material, such as her two prior projects, 2018’s “Are We There Yet” and 2019’s “Level Up,’ which she recorded entirely on GarageBand.

BTS has released a new song & music video for “Film Out,” taken from the South Korean group’s upcoming Japanese-language album "BTS, the Best," which will compile their hit Japanese songs. The track collaborates with Iyori Shimizu of the Japanese trio Back Number. The single will be featured as the ending theme song to the 2021 Japanese film "Signal the Movie Cold Case Investigation Unit." The music video begins with Jungkook and Jimin crooning in different rooms when Jin walks in the room and sees the afar members. RM's verses are chilling as he recalls the wounds faced in the journey. Cut to the next part where Suga and J-Hope are seen mirroring each other in a deserted place seems like a call back to "Black Swan" when Ego met Shadow.

The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Zolita has released her version of her single called "Bedspell," which features Kailee Morgue. The song is lifted from her album called "Evil Angel." which was released back in December 2020. Zolita, an open lesbian, has built a loyal fanbase through her self-directed music videos, each of which has gone viral and garnered millions of views online. In the accompanying music video, Zolita translates her energy into an ethereal visual that finds her passionately making out with her new lover, seductively dancing in a church, and eventually running down the aisle an extravagant wedding gown.

Rapper Izzy Azalea has dropped two brand new songs! The first is a collaboration with Tyga on a song called "Sip It," along with a crazy music video alongside it. Azalea and a crew of dancers show off their moves in a neon-lit gas station convenience store in the video. Along with "Sip It," she also released another new single called “Brazil.” Her new album titled "End of an Era" is slated for release sometime this year, and it will mark Iggy's third studio album and a follow-up to her 2019 effort, "In My Defense."

Demi Lovato just released her highly anticipated tell-all album "Dancing with the Devil ... The Art of Starting Over." The Grammy-nominated singer is already promoting the new album by performing ‘The Art Of Starting Over.’ on Good Morning America. At midnight, alongside the "Confident" singer's seventh studio album drop, she unveiled the visuals for the lead single "Dancing With the Devil." The music video, which she co-directed, is a reenactment of the night she suffered a near-fatal drug overdose in 2018.

Ariana Grande's debut album "Yours Truly" made waves in the mainstream music world, knocking everyone over with her exceptional vocal range. To this point, she had three top-10 singles and a sophomore album, "My Everything," that shot to number one in the US charts. Released on August 25th, 2014, "My Everything" was a much-anticipated release from the pop singer and was definitely worth waiting for. It is also hard to believe that her debut album "Yours Truly" was only released a year before "My Everything," and that’s because, in those 12 months, Miss Grande evolved from a Nickelodeon graduate to a Pop superstar. The project's first single, “Problem” with Iggy Azalea and Big Sean, carries through her trademark 60’s swing vibe, though this arrangement is more of a pop-diva-meets-Austin-Powers collaboration. Although in the context of the album, it was the perfect lead single, bridging the gap between the sound of her debut and what’s about to follow. Of course, you’d expect to hear soaring vocals and ear-piercing tones, but the pop-ballad number "One Last Time" features her lower register, providing both a stark and seductive contrast to the album. "Why Try" has a powerful bass and chorus, but Grande borders on whiny as she normally tends to during a high-pitched song. She has transitioned to more radio-friendly R&B, pop, and dance on this album. This is particularly evident in "Breakfree," featuring Zedd. It's the weakest track of the album, as it comes off as a dance-floor filler but it’s overproduced, losing touch with Grande’s unique selling point, which is the dreamy pop vibes. The album also features collaborations with an impressive array of big names. The strongest collaboration, which is closely matched with the three-way power anthem "Bang Bang," is "Love Me Harder," featuring The Weeknd. Super sexy and oh-so-seductive, it’s a fusion of mild pop and chiller synths, embellished with delicate falsettos and whistle tones. "My Everything" has many more ups than downs, thereby proving that Ariana Grande had fully lived up to her superstar status. Growing pains are evident, as, with this album, she struggled with singing about maturer things in the midst of sating a squeaky clean fan base. Her sophomore album was a transition one. It doesn't have Stripped's grand ambition but shows us that Ariana is a force to be reckoned with.

Demi Lovato has just released her seventh studio album, "Dancing with the Devil ... the Art of Starting Over." Three singles preceded the album: "Anyone," "What Other People Say" with Sam Fischer, and the album title-inspired "Dancing with the Devil." Here the 4 bonus tracks only from the album which include, "Change You," "I Love Me," "I'm Ready" with Sam Smith, and "OK Not To Be OK" with Marshmellow.

When you have a genuine passion for something you should follow your heart and go for it. That’s exactly what ChrispyD did when he decided to drop out of school and pursue his one true passion, which is music. With 100,000 monthly listeners on Spotify to his name, he just unveiled his latest single, “Lonely Nights.” A collaboration with artists Decap, Gyrefunk, and Nox Beatz, “Lonely Nights” is a testament to the power of believing in yourself to get you through the hard times. This pop/funk single which is easy on the ears, keeps you dancing from beginning to end.

UK singer-songwriter Tom Gregory released his debut single "Run To You" in late 2017 and racked up 25 million streams, and scoring one of his biggest hits. Today he returns with a brand new song called "River," a finger-snapping tune and one that will get easily stuck in your head in no time. He is being touted as the ‘next Lewis Capaldi’ with a rich, commanding voice and rousing songs that hook themselves around insanely instant choruses. It’s a comparison that’s easy, as Gregory certainly has a quick and charming wit. Still, his music’s more informed by classic mid-00s indie, the songwriting of the big radio balladeering bands rather than one man and a guitar.

Desiigner has dropped the music video for his latest song, "I Get That," which is the Brooklyn rapper’s new release with producers FXLICIA, swaggo, and Razy. As a follow-up to last year’s Diamonds Forever EP, Desiigner is looking to drop a new project. His big hit in December 2015, was his debut single "Panda" reached number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. In February 2016, Kanye West (who sampled "Panda" for his song "Pt. 2") signed Desiigner to his GOOD Music imprint.

Grammy-award winners and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees The Isley Brothers are back with their first single in four years, titled "Friends & Family," featuring Snoop Dogg. The track is a breezy party starter with a thumping bass groove and some slick guitar work from Ernie Isley. The track finds Ronald Isley celebrating the most important things in life. For more than six decades, The Isley Brothers have delivered R&B classics and solidified themselves as music and style legends. In 2017, they released a collaboration album with Carlos Santana called "Power of Peace," and 10 years prior, their holiday album "I'll Be Home for Christmas" became their 30th studio album.

The Weeknd breaks into crypto currency's latest big trend and has released a new single, "The Source," as a non-fungible token. Also, a smooth tune was leaked featuring a guest verse from his close collaborator Belly and production from Atlanta’s own Zaytoven on a track titled "Better Believe." The Weeknd breaks into crypto currency's latest big trend with his new single "The Source" as a non-fungible token. The artist auctioned off his first NFT collection today. This part of a collection called “Acephalous.” highlights eight pieces: the 1 of 1 “The Source” full song and accompanying digital artwork, along with several other edits and cuts of the song that also have their own artwork.

LA-based Lily Lizotte better known as The Blossom has released her brand new EP called "Blossom 97." After putting out the "Bleeding Buttercup" EP on SoundCloud last year, the EP is Lizotte’s first official release, and one of the first projects to come out of Kevin Abstract and Romil Hemnani of Brockhampton’s creative collective. Her sound builds off the skittering beats and looped instrumentals that define modern hip-hop, cribbing big and twangy guitar licks from the ‘90s, and wielding their raspy, elastic voice in a hundred different ways. The lead single from the set, “Hardcore Happy,” hits on the connection the hardest, but even if the melody is nostalgic, the lyrics are introspective and unsettled in a way that feels very current.

Watch Monica as she closes out MTV’s month-long celebration of Women’s History Month with an amazing acoustic jam session. Surrounded by extraordinary women on background vocals and guitar, the songstress takes us through some of her hits. she sang acoustic showings of "Angel of Mine," "Why I Love You So Much," "Before You Walk Out My Life," and "Sideline Ho."

The new track is a demo from back in 2017 from Bebe Rexha's All Your Fault LP that was never released called "24/7." She recently released her new single "Sacrifice," which today Rexha posted a brand new remix to the track. Also, last month released an accessory line with puma titled "Bebe X Puma," which is exclusively in European Deichmann Stores. She has also confirmed working on her next album, which is inspired by her mental health journey and will be a visual album.

Berlin-based DJ duo twocolors have unveiled the acoustic version of their global hit single ‘Lovefool,’ featuring platinum-selling singer-songwriter Pia Mia. The original version of the song was released by Swedish rock band The Cardigans from their third studio album, “First Band on the Moon,” in 1996 and reached No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart. The stunning, stripped-back interpretation of the track, the acoustic version of ‘Lovefool’ removes the electronic elements, allowing Pia Mia’s soaring vocals to take center stage. Pia Mia has already cemented her status as one of the most exciting young vocalists on the planet on the Pacific island, amassing almost 1 billion streams across her back catalogue.

Twenty-One Pilots are back with a brand new track called "Shy Away" from their upcoming sixth studio album, "Scaled and Icy," out May 21st via Fueled by Ramen. Written and largely produced by Tyler Joseph in isolation over the course of the past year at his home studio, with Josh Dun engineering the album’s drums from across the country, ‘Scaled and Icy’ is the product of long-distance virtual sessions. The new track “Shy Away” finds the duo embracing a propulsive synth-pop sound that still features their signature alt-rock style. The track arrives with a music video directed by Miles & AJ. Twenty-One Pilots perform the song in different abstract, neon-lit sets, at one point appearing alongside duplicate versions of themselves donning ratty ski masks.

Taylor Swift has released another song, "from the vault" from her upcoming re-recording of her 2008 album "Fearless" titled "Mr. Perfectly Fine." Swift revealed on her Twitter account that the song was originally written in 2008 during her “Fearless” era, but it did not make it onto the album. “Mr. Perfectly Fine” harkens back to the country-pop tone of “Fearless” and deals with the heartbreak and fallout from a seemingly perfect suitor. The track boasts a classic Swift mix of country and pop with an added rock edge. Last week, Swift unveiled the full tracklist for the new version of “Fearless,” which has a whopping 27 songs and features artists like Keith Urban, Maren Morris and Jack Antonoff. In addition to “Mr. Perfectly Fine,” other previously unreleased songs include “We Were Happy,” “That’s When,” “Don’t You,” “Bye Bye Baby” and “You All Over Me,” which Swift dropped early for fans.

Singer-songwriter Laica kicked off 2020 with an impressive introduction which included her debut "Forever" EP. The upcoming pop/R&B artist is back with a brand new song called "Love U Lately" and now has her eyes set on conquering 2021. She is gearing up to release her debut "I’m So Fine At Beng Lonely," which is set to drop in June. The track about the dating game and trying to figure out how the other person feels but getting mixed feelings. The music video takes the concept of “Love U Lately,” which is fun and playful in a somewhat extreme way. Laica is seen capturing her dream boy and attempting to use witchcraft to win him over finally. The video has a very DIY feel, which could add to the track's reliability. It’s a great extension of the track and taps into everyone’s most fantasy-driven realities.

It's been 18 years since Busta Rhymes and Mariah Carey delivered their thumping collaboration, "I Know What You Want." Now, in 2021, the duo is back with a new music video for their song "Where I Belong." Rick Rock produced the song and appeared on Busta’s latest album, "Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God." The sequel to 1998’s "E.L.E." dropped in October and featured Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, Rick Ross, Rakim, and more.