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Drake Delays Upcoming Album “Certified Lover Boy” Photo: Drake/ Instagram Certified Lover Boy, but for good reason. The “God’s Plan” rapper announced on his Instagram story that he’s prioritizing his recovery after recently having surgery. “I was planning to release my album this month but between surgery and rehab my energy has been dedicated to recovery,” he wrote. The rapper revealed in Oct. 2020 that he suffered a knee injury. Photo: Drake/ Instagram This isn’t the first...

The annual tribute is held on Jan. 18, which was the date of Rodriguez’s death in 2015 at age 26. This year’s event, which was held virtually because of the pandemic,  included an hour-long documentary about A$AP Yams, music previews from A$AP Rocky and the Yammy award presentations. Lil Durk, who is a double Grammy nominee for “Laugh Now, Cry Later,” a collab with Drake, won the new level award. Lil Baby, a Grammy nominee for “The Bigger Picture,” won the Yammy for Yamborghini Hig...

January 2021 New Music Releases New year, new music. With 2020 nearly behind us, 2021 is around the corner and some fire new releases are coming to brighten up things. And despite an unprecedented global pandemic, 2020 offered an impressive amount of great music, too. Future and Lil Uzi Vert finally dropped off their long-awaited  In January of 2021, artists Drake, UnoTheActivist and Nyck Caution are set to release new projects. Torontos very own Drake will finally deliver his highly anticip...

The most anticipated albums of 2021 Updated East Coast Radio Share this: Were ready to bid 2020 farewell and dance into the new year... from the comfort of our own homes of course. Twitter/Drake and Twitter/Rihanna While 2020 has been a rough year, to say the least, one of the few things that kept us going and brought us some joy was the music. These are just a handful of the artists who helped us get through this year. Luckily its coming to an end, which means we have a new year filled with ...

January 2021 New Music Releases New year, new music. With 2020 nearly behind us, 2021 is around the corner and some fire new releases are coming to brighten up things. And despite an unprecedented global pandemic, 2020 offered an impressive amount of great music, too. Future and Lil Uzi Vert finally dropped off their long-awaited  In January of 2021, artists Drake, UnoTheActivist and Nyck Caution are set to release new projects. Torontos very own Drake will finally deliver his highly anticip...

Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., globally known as rapper  Lil Wayne, is easily regarded as a hip-hop legend — even though he hasn’t received an invitation to the upcoming 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony, scheduled for January 31. The rapper, who’s won five Grammys out of 24 career nominations, is now wondering whether the Recording Academy deemed his music “worthy” enough for him to score an invite. “As an artist, when I see da Grammys coming up & I’m not involved nor invited, I won...

December 21st, 2020 by KRNB Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for EA Sports Bowl at Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., globally known as rapper  Lil Wayne, is easily regarded as a hip-hop legend — even though he hasn’t received an invitation to the upcoming 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony, scheduled for January 31. The rapper, who’s won five Grammys out of 24 career nominations, is now wondering whether the Recording Academy deemed his music “worthy” e...

2021 Grammy Awards: all the Jewish nominees   Shown here (l-r): Jack Antonoff, Doja Cat and the Haim Sisters. (JTA) - This years Grammy Awards will almost certainly be different from past years, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But despite the lack of details surrounding the ceremony, its still taking place, and as usual, several Jewish artists made the nominations list, which was announced Tuesday. Ranging all the way from the sister rock band Haim to comedian Tiffany Haddish, these are th...

While it’s true that hip-hop and Latin music have dominated Billboard’s global charts since their September launch, pop music is far from monolithic. “There are two sides to the coin,” says YouTube trends manager Kevin Meenan. “On one hand, music has become super global and is traveling like never before. But we’re also seeing that local music still really resonates locally.” In fact, the hitmakers in most countries are local, according to the findings of a YouTube analysis of th...