The live album will also be accompanied by a concert film, titled Tears For Fears Live (A Tipping Point Film) The live album also arrives with an accompanying concert film titled Tears For Fears Live ...

Kendrick Lamar has released a surprise song on his Instagram page, supposedly titled “Watch the Party Die.” On the five-minute song, he references Christian rapper Lecrae, Terrace Martin and ...

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Kendrick Lamar has released his first song since the anthemic "Not Like Us" effectively ended the battle with Drake and capped one of the most culturally impactful rap feuds of all time.

After his scorching series of Drake diss tracks from this past May, rapper Kendrick Lamar is back with a brand-new song. While the new song doesn’t seem to be a direct Drake beef track like his ...

2” spent three weeks at number one on Billboard’s Hot 100. Though it took some time for other Wonder songs to join it, it was also a bellwether: This kid had universal appeal. Though he didn ...

Tears for Fears has announced a live album. Songs for a Nervous Planet is due on Oct. 25 and will include 18 live songs plus four additional studio tracks. This is Tears for Fears' third ...

The West Coast MC uses the song's chorus to pray to God for peace and tranquility. He yearns to be freed of negative influences and wants God to try and forgive him for his past transgressions.

Riot Games is no stranger to success in music, having created a globally recognized K-pop outfit in K/DA as well as collaborating with renowned artists for its Worlds songs each year, the first of ...

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