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Alicia Keys “found her power” when she became a mother, as having her two sons gave her the “strength” to stand up for herself as well as her babies.

Both the Bay Area native and Georgia rapper released fan favorite albums in 2020, 'It Was Good Until It Wasn't' and 'Shake The Snow Globe.'

The Highsnobiety Soundsystem 50 playlist brings you the best new songs you need to hear. Featuring Kali Uchis, SZA, Burna Boy, Headie One, and more.

 Kehlani knows how to keep her fans fueled with new music. On Monday, the singer shared a collage of photos on Instagram to reveal more new music will be arriving soon.  “Hopped out the matrix [and] I hopped in my bag! Yeah, I’m working on projects I am in love with,” Kehlani wrote in the caption. “Putting on so many hats. I finished a lot [of] music I wanted/needed to finish. It’s coming.” The collage included photos of late singer  Aaliyah, Kehlani looking at a teleprompter...

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T-Pain will have his own show called ‘Nappy Boy Radio’ under PodcastOne, one of the biggest advertiser-supported podcast networks.

T-Pain is the latest musician to enter the podcast game and will soon be launching Nappy Boy Radio, a podcast and video podcast series.

(L) Kehlani via Atlantic Records (R) T-Pain by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images   T-Pains classic single "Buy U A Drank" has been reconfigured for Kehlanis new single "I Like Dat." The new version is written "from the female perspective" and puts Kehlani in the drivers seat for a night of self-made balling. ADVERTISEMENT “Kehlani has been one of the best to work with, real talk,” said T-Pain in a statement. “She did her thing on this track and made it what i...

H.E.R. did a virtual interview and shared that she almost started a band with some of our favorite entertainers of today.

T-Pain, Kehlani, 21 Savage, and more. The multi-talented T-Pain has returned with a remix to his classic 2007 hit, “Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin),” featuring Kehlani.  The sequel, titled, “I Like Dat,” blends T-Pain’s signature rap-singing vocals with Kehlani’s smooth West Coast vibe as she takes on the female perspective of the track.  “Ooh, ooh-ooh, I’m just buying drank, she doin’ too much, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh (Ooh yeah) I like that, she don’t even need me to buy her no...