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By Syndicated Content ABC/Byron Cohen Weezer has dropped a new song called “I Need Some of That,” a track off the band’s upcoming album, Van Weezer. Van Weezer, which reflects KISS, Van Halen. You can download it now via digital outlets. Van Weezer also includes the previously released singles “The End of the Game” and “Hero,” as well as the Bill & Ted Face the Music song “Beginning of the End.” The record will arrive May 7 after being delayed from its original 2020 release date due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While you wait for other a...

By Syndicated Content Crush Music/Atlantic Records Van Weezer album this week. A new track called “I Need Some of That” drops Wednesday, April 21, at noon ET. “I Need Some of That” follows the previously released  Van Weezer singles “The End of the Game” and “Hero.” Both of those tracks dropped in 2020, back when  Van Weezer was still going to be released last year before being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Along with the song announcement, Weezer has also shared the Van Weezer track list, which includes song titles such as â�...

By Syndicated Content Crush Music/Atlantic Records Van Weezer album this week. A new track called “I Need Some of That” drops Wednesday, April 21, at noon ET. “I Need Some of That” follows the previously released  Van Weezer singles “The End of the Game” and “Hero.” Both of those tracks dropped in 2020, back when  Van Weezer was still going to be released last year before being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Along with the song announcement, Weezer has also shared the Van Weezer track list, which includes song titles such as â�...

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The Shangaan '90s: Disco or Kwaito? What’s in a name? Well, when it comes to emerging and evolving genres of popular music, it turns out, quite a lot. Terms like “jazz,” “rock,” “r&b” and even “hip-hop” have been around long enough to be widely understood as big umbrellas with countless sub-genres in their shadows. But in the heat of creation, artists, labels, DJs and journalists can be very protective, even territorial, in their advocacy for particular labels. Sometimes these disputes are merely a matter of ego, but they can also stand in for larger issues of ethnicity and ...