At the end of 2020, Gwen Stefani marked her official comeback with the playful song “Let Me Reintroduce Myself.” Last month, the singer followed up with her rhythmic track “Slow Clap,” and now we get a remix to it that features Saweetie. Stefani and Saweetie’s “Slow Clap (Remix)” accompanying video is set to arrive Friday, and the two are already getting fans excited. Stefani shared a few teasers that show the duo’s friendly chemistry. One snippet gives fans a close-up look at both Stefani and Saweetie’s bejewelled acrylic nails, and another shows them playing a hand-clapping game on set.

After renewed attention from a viral TikTok video, "Dreams" has gained much attention in the last few months. Now. Fleetwood Mac has released a new deluxe edition of their classic 1980 live album "Fleetwood Mac Live" via Rhino. Comprising of live recordings that were largely made during a number of the band’s live shows between 1979 and 1980, ‘Fleetwood Mac Live’ was originally released in December 1980. Mostly recorded during their tour for Tusk, but the super deluxe edition has unreleased live music recorded between 1977 and 1982. The collection comprises a three-CD/two-LP set, as well as a bonus 7-inch single of previously unreleased demos for “Fireflies” and “One More Night.”

German-Canadian-British singer and songwriter Alice Merton is ready to return to the music scene as she releases a brand new single called "Vertigo." Produced by Koz, the track was inspired by a dizzying experience Merton had while waiting in line for a club. She channels this unease into a dense drum beat and guitar riff as she tries to grapple with the unpleasant sensation. “Vertigo” marks Merton’s first new music since 2019’s "Mint." Merton was also featured as a Rolling Stone "Artist You Need to Know", where she discussed her debut hit single “No Roots.”

Here is an unreleased track from Britney Spears that features Pharrell Williams called "Hook On You," produced by Neptunes. It is unknown when recorded, but it would seem from the "Blackout" era released in 2007. As speculated, it sounds very similar to the last track, "Why Should I Be Sad" on "Blackout," so she probably had to choose between the two, and this one sadly got left out as it does have single potential. "Blackout" debuted at number two on the US Billboard 200 with first-week sales of 290,000 copies. By the end of 2008, it had sold 3.1 million copies worldwide.

Currently working on his new album, British DJ Nathan Dawe teamed up with singer-songwriter Anne-Marie and rapper MoStack to release the music video for their song “Way Too Long.” For Nathan Dawe and MoStack, the song is their first single of 2021. As for Anne-Marie, the track follows up the collaboration song “Don't Play” with KSI and Digital Farm Animals.

The new music video for Doja Cat's new song "Kiss Me More" featuring SZA has arrived. The video, which Warren Fu directed, follows an astronaut who explores a pink-hued planet, eventually encountering the massive, glamorous aliens Doja and SZA. Later on, he plucks and eats the fruit from a tree, which transports him to a sensual fantasy. Doja Cat’s first new song as a lead artist in over a year, following the release of ‘Boss Bitch’ in January 2020.

Grammy winner Gwen Stefani premiered the music video for her "Slow Clap" remix featuring hip-hop diva Saweetie. In the video, the dynamo duo throw on jerseys and gym shorts as dancers double dutch and dribble basketballs in the background on the groove-infected version of the single, on which Saweetie takes two trips into the spotlight. Gwen Stefani is currently working on her fifth solo album, "Let Me Reintroduce Myself," which no set release date yet.

The British singer-songwriter has released his official video for his collaboration with superstar P!nk on their song "Anywhere Away From Here." The Joe Connor-directed video is set in The Duke Of York's Theatre in the heart of London's West End, which sees both acts deliver epic performances as their backdrop is overtaken by nature. Rag‘n’Bone Man is planning to tour the UK and Ireland in support of the record later this year, with dates announced for October and November.

Earl Simmons, better known as DMX, has shocked the music world with his tragic passing at 50. The raspy-voiced hip-hop artist who produced the songs "Ruff Ryders' Anthem" and "Party Up (Up in Here)" and who rapped with a trademark delivery that was often paired with growls, barks and "What!" as an ad-lib, has died. The Grammy-nominated performer died after suffering "catastrophic cardiac arrest," according to the hospital in White Plains. He was rushed there from his home on April 2. His family issued the following statement: “We are deeply saddened to announce today that our loved one, DMX, birth name of Earl Simmons, passed away at 50-years-old at White Plains Hospital with his family by his side after being placed on life support for the past few days. Earl was a warrior who fought till the very end. He loved his family with all of his heart and we cherish the times we spent with him. Earl’s music inspired countless fans across the world and his iconic legacy will live on forever. We appreciate all of the love and support during this incredibly difficult time. Please respect our privacy as we grieve the loss of our brother, father, uncle and the man the world knew as DMX. We will share information about his memorial service once details are finalized.” – Earl “DMX” Simmons’ Family

AJ Mitchell has released the music video for his track titled "Stop," which will appear on his upcoming debut album “Skyview." This is a follow-up to his song "Cameras On," which was released last month. The debut album comprises of 10-tracks featuring guest appearances from Ava Max and is expected to be released in May 2021.

On the heels of her new album being released, "Dancing With The Devil: The Art Of Starting Over," Demi Lovato performed her new single “Dancing With the Devil” and on The Tonight Show. Lovato also sat down with Fallon via video to talk about her new album, collaborating with Ariana Grande and her YouTube docuseries. Lovato and Fallon then lightened the mood with “One Word Songs,” a Name That Tune-type game where they had to guess popular tracks by singing the melody using only one word,

LA trio Sonder has released a new song called "Nobody But You," which features Jorja Smith. Sonders is a group consisting of singer-songwriter Brent Faiyaz and producers Atu and Dpat and is their first release in two years as the last was their single "What You Heard." Faiyaz issued his newest project, "Fuck the World," in February 2020. He joined Tyler, the Creator on “Gravity” in January 2021 and, more recently, released a single titled “Show U Off.” Smith released “Addicted,” her first track of 2021, last month with a video she co-directed.

Giving us an intimate window into her growth over the years is rising singer Rosie Darling as she releases her debut EP titled "Coping." She has that rare ability to bring vocal power and keep the tender and emotional edge so that you feel every word even more than you appreciate the big incredible talent. She had a talented team of songwriters, producers, and engineers reached out from the onset, wanting to collaborate with Rosie. The indie-pop gem is co-written with Justin Gammella (Lennon Stella, Ashe, Blake Rose), produced by Andy Seltzer (Chelsea Cutler, Shallou, Joan), mixed by Michael Brauer (Coldplay, Florence and the Machine, Vance Joy), and mastered by Joe Laporta (Halsey, JP Saxe, Gracie Abrams). a fresh-eyed L.A. transport from just outside of Boston, Rosie Darling entered the indie-pop scene with her debut single “Coping.” Ultimately she hopes the record will resonate with anyone trying to cope, especially if they’re going through a breakup. The track has amassed nearly 2 million streams across all platforms since the track’s release, charting on 11 different Spotify Viral 50 charts, landing Top 20 on the Global Viral Chart. Channelling the same irresistible vocals of Olivia Rodrigo, the rising singer has already encasing a new vulnerable kind of indie-pop.

Ariana Grande has established herself as a constantly on-the-rise pop star with an impressive and canny sense of taste. That is no different on her third album," Sweetener," released on August 17, 2018, through Republic Records. She has definitely moved further up the stardom ladder with her album "Dangerous Woman," released in 2016. The producers and songwriters on the album, including pop powerhouse Max Martin and she, established a versatile sense of range, shifting from electro-pop to various big-tent EDM strains. On "Sweetener," her often delightful and sometimes maddening new record displays a newfound maturity and a refreshing taste in off-kilter beats. In the aftermath of a terrorist attack at her 2017 concert in Manchester, England, the first single released from the album is “No Tears Left to Cry.” The song Instantly became one of Grande’s signature songs, and it seems increasingly likely that she’ll still be belting it out in arenas years from now. "Sweetener" opens with a run of infectiously fun Pharrell productions. Standouts include “Blazed,” which is somehow not about smoking weed, and “The Light Is Coming,” which is linked to Pharrell’s song “Lemon” since both sample angry voices at a 2009 Pennsylvania town hall meeting. Perhaps one of the album's boldest tracks is "God is a Woman." It’s very sultry and more sexual than anything Grande has released in the past. The song also embraces feminism and feels particularly poignant given the #MeToo movement that was creating waves across the world and still is to an extent today. With "Sweetener," there were a handful of tracks that blur into each other, and I’m sure she’s wishing she hadn’t including a short ode to her short-lived fiancé Pete Davidson. Other than that, it’s a confident pop record that kept her on the charts and in the hearts of her fanbase. Personally, I would love to hear what she can do with that huge voice she possesses and release a big ballad to showcase her amazing vocal range. We hope that she throws caution completely to the wind as we could use more pop music as imaginative as Sweetener’s highlights.

Emerging singer/songwriter Sam MacPherson is back with a stunning new track, “Last Minute.” Whether you are aware of who Sam is or not. It won’t be long before you are as hooked as much I am. The young singer-songwriter's last release was a song titled "Routine," which was his first 2021. He hails from Red Bank, NJ and recently moved out to LA to pursue his career. Growing up in a musical household, Sam was constantly exposed to the sounds of his father’s and grandparents’ generations, such as The Beatles & Stevie Wonder. The new song "Last Minute," produced by Andy Seltzer and Adam Yaron, the mix features sparse guitar riffs and piano chords that serve as a minimalistic foundation for MacPherson's seasoned falsetto. MacPherson quickly proves himself to be one of the most impressive upcoming artists in pop music. At the rate he's accumulating fans and attention, it seems like only a matter of time until he reaches the pop mainstream.

H.E.R. was the musical guest of last night's Tonight Show. The singer performed her Oscar-nominated song “Fight For You” from the film "Judas and The Black Messiah." The performance appeared to be filmed in one long shot, and it opened with H.E.R. singing the track and playing drums in an otherwise empty alley. However, by the song’s end, H.E.R. had shuffled to the other end of the street, where she delivered the soulful protest song alongside her full band.

Here is an unreleased track from singer and actress Jennifer Lopez called "Where You Belong." The original version, which Kari Kimmel sang, was included in the 2002 sitcom called "The Fosters." The sitcom premiered in the United States on June 3, 2013, on ABC television network and concluded on June 6, 2018. The song was to be included in her 2002 album "This Is Me," but the song never did make the final cut for one reason or another. In related news, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, as per an inside source that the couple is "completely back on" and will stay together and work things out.

Parisian and Welsh pop singer Kitty shares her new hyperpop single, "Heart on Crack." The new track follows up on the soaring 2021 single ‘On Top’ and 2020’s debut record, "The Dark Age." Dripping in glossy sonics, "Heart on Crack" loops bubblegum pop qualities with a dirty style to create something truly incredible. Layering her sweet, auto-tuned vocals over the glitchy melodies, the song is an example of stellar synth-pop production that is capable of blowing your mind. Counting hyperpop titans Charli XCX, Dorian Electra and Kim Petras as key inspiration, Kitty's navigation into the hyperpop world has allowed her creativity to thrive.

Breakout R&B star Sinéad Harnett shares a new track today, "Hard 4 Me 2 Love You," alongside the video premiere. The song is from her forthcoming sophomore album, "Ready Is Always Too Late," out May 21 via Sony Music's The Orchard. Pre-save HERE. The song, based around an affecting piano framework, hears Harnett’s voice awash in pain as she feels like her love interest has left her on bended knees, praying empty prayers. The new album features previously released collaborations with EARTHGANG and Masego and VanJess, as well as the more recent single "Last Love," Harnett's highly anticipated second studio album "Ready Is Always Too Late" is a celebration of her journey to embodying the best version of herself. The new album will be a follow-up to her 2019 debut album "Lessons In Love" and will also feature a track with Lucky Daye.

Japanese-British singer-songwriter Rina Sawayama has released a new version of her song "Chosen Family" with the one and only Sir Elton John. The new track comes alongside a music video showcasing Sawayama and Elton John performing together at the piano. The video spotlights the two as they perform before a blue background and sing the LGBTQ+ anthem's powerful lyrics. The song, which originally appeared on her 2020 debut album "Sawayama," was reworked from its atmospheric electronica into a smooth, heartwarming duet featuring John's vocal and piano accompaniment.