Future still heartbroken about young collaborator Juice WRLD’s death

Chance the Rapper has been teasing songs on Instagram for the past week, leading fans to believe a new project is on the way. On Sunday (April 26), the artist gave his IG followers a special collaboration with Lil Wayne and Young Thug. 

Juice WRLD's posthumous single "Righteous" has topped this week's new music poll.In the poll, published Friday (April 24) on Billboard, music fans voted for Juice WRLD's "Righteous," an unflinching narrative about his anxiety that simultaneously gloats his riches, as their favorite new release from this week.Bringing in 40% of the vote this week, "Righteous" received more votes than new music from Travis Scott and Kid Cudi, The 1975, Charli XCX and others."Righteous" is the newest music from

This week's music brings with it a roller coaster of emotions, from Travis Scott and Kid Cudi's "The Scotts" joint that premiered during his "Astronomical" Fortnite in-game concert tour to Juice WRLD's first posthumous single "Righteous" that evokes his mental health demons. Billboard's First Stream Live podcast (listen to the full episode below) takes listeners on the ride for these singles and more on Friday (April 24).Dec.

This week fused the powers of Travis Scott and Kid Cudi for The Scotts' first joint single and brought country-crossover-hip-hop fans the Sam Hunt-assisted remix of Breland's "My Truck" that may contain fragments of Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" DNA but has its own legs.And in a bittersweet moment, Juice WRLD's fans heard his voice again in the posthumous single "Righteous," an unflinching narrative about his anxiety that simultaneously gloats his riches and summons the demons that ultimately

Late rapper Juice WRLD leaves the Earth and flies off into the galaxy in the new music video for his first posthumous release, Righteous.

Billboard’s First Stream serves as a handy guide to this Friday’s most essential releases — the key music that everyone will be talking about today, and that will be dominating playlists this weekend and beyond.This week, Travis Scott and Kid Cudi are a new dynamic duo, Juice WRLD’s voice retains its power and Gente De Zona recruits Becky G for a big new single.

By Variety Staff

Stilo Magolide wowed fans with the release of his latest seven-track EP aptly titled ‘Seven’ and now, as he gets ready to close this chapter of his career, the prolific rapper has released a beautiful music video as the ultimate send-off.

Following the announcement of the Live Free 999 fund, which helps youth living with mental illness

Less than six months after his untimely passing, Juice WRLD’s posthumous release “Righteous” has dropped.

Juice WRLD’s mother has set up a fund to help young people facing mental health issues.

Live Free 999 will support programs that address addiction, anxiety and depression in young people

Juice WRLD's mother Carmela Wallace announced on Wednesday (April 22) the Live Free 999 Fund, established to honor the legacy of her late son by helping and supporting struggling youth.The fund established by Wallace will receive additional support via Grade A and Interscope Records, and will strive to launch programs that compassionately and lovingly address addiction, anxiety and depression; normalize the conversation around these issues, especially in underserved communities; and create

By Ellise Shafer

“No Me Ame” -- the song and video featuring the late Juice WRLD with Anuel AA and Jamaican producer Rvssian -- was released Friday (April 17). But the song was conceived and recorded months ago, before Juice WRLD’s death in December from an accidental overdose.

Almost six months after his death at 21 years old, Juice WRLD makes a posthumous appearance in “No Me Ame,” his collaboration with Jamaican producer Rvssian and Anuel, which was recorded before his death.The song features Anuel rapping in Spanish and Juice WRLD singing in English, in a counterpoint that’s ultimately made more poignant and almost melancholy given the bright hip-hop star's death.

The case was previously put on hold in February following the rapper's death

"I’m just being me and what you get from it is what you get from it"

Future is the latest superstar to don the cover of XXL for their Spring 2020 issue, and from his scope, Life Is Good. According to Future, his Drake-assisted single will also double as the album title for his upcoming effort.