L.A. Reid made the rounds trying to dispel the long held belief that there's a "button" that major labels can press to make any artist viral.
More than 1,000 items were sold over three days from artists including Eddie Van Halen, The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Cher, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Jimi Hendrix, Tupac, Whitney Houston, The Doors, Little Richard, and more.
Controversies surrounding hologram-led concerts of late musicians are not slowing down their creators and the music industry.
The Whitney Houston OneOf collection also includes thousands of fixed-price NFTs, including archival photos from Houston’s early life and career.
Check out some of the past weeks' most talked about and interesting music videos from Lana Del Rey, Drake, Nas, Kygo, Whitney Houston, Goldlink, A$AP Rocky, and more.
We're back and talking about Kendrick Lamar becoming the first non-classical, non-jazz musician to win a Pulitzer prize for music, Meek Mill finally being released from prison and whether we'll get a Drake collab to capitalize on the moment, and give our expectations for Drake's recently announced next album, Scorpion. Then of course we talk about all of the madness surrounding twitter and Kanye West and his upcoming projects. Lastly, we breakdown J. Cole's latest album, KOD, whether it's his best album yet, and try to understand why he's such a polarizing yet wildly successful figure in hip-hop.
