Ava Max Debuts New Song 'OMG What's Happening' - Listen & Read the Lyrics!

Pop Smoke’s posthumous debut album has appeared as a late contender for this week’s Number 1 album.

Ava Max is on course for a number one with her debut album Heaven & Hell.

Ava Max and Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason lead an eclectic and extremely close Official Albums Chart Update, with just 1,700 chart sales currently separating the Top 5.

Justin Bieber has begun his new “era.”

Sam Smith is opening up in an emotional new song called “Diamonds,” which was released on Friday (September 18).

Ava Max was destined to be a pop star. Growing up, the Wisconsin native listened to the likes of Mariah Carey, Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston, Britney Spears and Beyoncé, studying their craft in hopes of one day becoming their peer.

Dev Hynes‘ Blood Orange and producer 박혜진 Park Hye Jin have linked up to release a new track titled ‘CALL ME (Freestyle)’.The song features Hynes’ signature vocals over a melody that interpolates Park’s 2018 track ‘Call Me’.

Granger Smith is opening up about returning to music following the tragic loss of his son.

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Demi Lovato and Marshmello are uniting for an important message.

“Letter To You” (Columbia), featuring the Boss’ longtime cohorts the E Street Band, arrives Oct. 23 — but fans can hear the titular single in a new video now.Springsteen, 70, produced the upcoming release alongside collaborator Ron Aniello, who worked with the artist on his previous two albums.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBruce Springsteen has dropped a new song and video called “Letter to You,” the first track from his new album of the same name, which is arriving on Oct. 23.

Janelle Monae is looking to inspire.

No Time to Die is coming.

James Bond is almost back.

Andrew Hampp Teddy Riley can remember the first time he experimented with the concept of 3D audio, nearly 30 years ago during the making of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous.” Using the now-defunct Roland RSS Space Sound Compressor, Riley filtered his voice through the gear to create a surround-sound “5-4-3-2-1” countdown during the intro of Jackson’s 1991 single “Jam” in an era when such technology was too prohibitively expensive and bulky for the masses.“It’s come a long way,” says Riley.