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Isabel Infantes/Europa Press via Getty ImagesMore celebrities are coming forward to express their dismay over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which bega...
Isabel Infantes/Europa Press via Getty ImagesMore celebrities are coming forward to express their dismay over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which bega...
KPSU Written by WilTron on March 10, 2021 5 whole seasons!!!! I can’t believe we’ve made it five wonderful seasons totaling 44 episodes. Thanks to all you fine folks for tuning in and/or listening after the fact. This show exists to share new tunes with all of you and I hope in our long journey together you’ve found something new that has caught your ear. If not, well, it at least forces this robot to constantly listen to fresh music and explore new artists. That’s something we could all probably do more in our lives. 1000x XOXO,
A rundown of the latest moves in the publishing world. Hitmaking songwriter-producer J. White Did It, a.k.a. Anthony Jermaine White, has signed a global publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing for a portion of his catalog and future releases. The deal comes ahead of Sunday’s Grammys, where J. White is nominated for Record of the Year and Best Rap Song for his work on the Hot 100 No. 1 hit “Savage” by Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyonce. As a writer-producer, he was nominated for two previous Grammys: Record of the Year for Cardi B’s “I Like It” feat. J Balvin and Bad Bunny (2019...
Share 'It should be its own category in itself. There are hugely successful people in the UK like myself, Jax Jones, Sigala, Joel Corry and the fact it's not recognised by the Brits is disgusting to be honest. 'I'm grateful for being nominated but you just never stand a chance when you're in the same groups as people like Little Mix or Lewis Capaldi.' 'Disgusting': The DJ and producer, 31, said there should be a category dedicated specifically to dance music to recognise the talent (pictured last year) The star referenced Calvin Harris, who is one of the UK's highest-earning music artists, ...