Doja Cat Drops Video For ‘Need To Know’ Starring Grimes As An Alien

Doja Cat has shared a deluxe edition of her new album ‘Planet Her’ which features five extra tracks.The rapper and singer released her long-teased third studio LP on Friday (June 25), featuring collaborations with Ariana Grande, SZA, The Weeknd, Young Thug and more.In a four-star review of the album, NME‘s Nick Levine said: “Throughout this intoxicating third album, the artist born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini pivots effortlessly between deceptively sweet singing – deceptive because her lyrics

Doja Cat's rise to the top has been nothing short of stratospheric.

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DEALSSony Music Publishing in Nashville has signed a global deal with artist development company Relative Music Group. Says Sony Music Publishing Nashville CEO Rusty Gaston: “Relative Music Group has done an incredible job of championing songwriters with an independent spirit that embodies everything that makes [Nashville’s music community] special.

Doja Cat has shared the music video for ‘You Right’, her collaboration with The Weeknd, coinciding with the release of new album ‘Planet Her’.The Quentin Deronzier-directed visuals open with Doja pacing through a majestic, otherworldly palace filled with Libran symbology – the singer’s zodiac sign.

Doja Cat‘s highly-anticipated new album has been released!

Doja Cat and The Weeknd appeared ready to party in the first look at their highly-anticipated video for the song, “You Right”. The duo were seen posing for a snap, which was released on June 24, ahead of the “Say So” singer’s album Planet Her dropping on June 25.

Doja Cat, “Planet Her" (Kemosabe/RCA)Not to be totally catty, but Doja Cat's third album starts poorly. The first four songs — “Woman,” “Naked,” “Payday” with Young Thug and “Get Into It (Yuh)” — are half-baked tunes mimicking beats and vocals from Nicki Minaj or Rihanna.

Emilio Mayorga French arthouse shingle Autour de Minuit, which produced the Academy Award-winning animated short “Logorama,” has released the first teaser for Nadia Micault’s “Shadows,” awarded as a project with the Eurimages Co-Production Development Award at Cartoon Movie last March.Autour de Minuit is joined in co-production by Belgium’s Panique on what will be Micault’s first feature length production.

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Doja Cat shared the intergalactic visuals for her latest single "Need To Know" on Friday. The track serves as the follow-up to the SZA-assisted "Kiss Me More" and will appear on her upcoming third album Planet Her, set to drop on June 25.

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DEALSProducer Robin Schulz has extended his deal with BMG and launched his own imprint Mentalo Music. “The extension of my publishing agreement puts an exclamation mark behind the satisfaction in terms of our collaboration and the establishment of the Mentalo Edition is a logical next step”, he says.Warner Chappell has signed Emma Jean Thackray to a worldwide publishing deal.

Doja Cat has announced details of her new album, Planet Her.

Doja Cat has finally revealed the full details for her forthcoming third studio album, ‘Planet Her’, which will include features from Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and more.Taking to Instagram to share the album’s intergalactic artwork, with photos taken by David LaChapelle, Doja also revealed that the long-teased album will be released this month, on Friday June 25.The news comes shortly after the rapper revealed that her new song, ‘Need To Know’, will be released this Friday June 11.Alongside

Doja Cat has announced her next single ‘Need To Know’ will be released later this week.Arriving this Friday (June 11), the single was announced on the artist’s social media overnight along with a futuristic animated video clip.A post shared by Doja Cat (@dojacat)‘Need To Know’ will be Doja Cat’s second original single released this year, following on from ‘Kiss Me More’ featuring SZA.

STAYC have released a groovy cover of Doja Cat and SZA’s latest collaboration, ‘Kiss Me More’.The girl group stayed mostly faithful to the original’s funky disco-inspired pop sound, with minor tweaks to the lyrics.