Here are three hot new SA queer music releases

Miloh Ramai

Boom goes the “Dynamite”. BTS dropped their new single Thursday night, along with a vibrant and colourful new music video.

BTS dropped their new single Thursday night, along with a vibrant and colorful new music video.The upbeat new tune — which comes just five months after the K-Pop group dropped their most recent album — is a fun, uptempo dance track that brings together everything that made the band the international supergroup they are.Speaking with Zane Lowe on on Apple Music recently, the group opened up about the new tune, and reflected on what emotions and feelings the song was intended to evoke — including,

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: The Flash star Neil Sandilands is to co-star in Sweet Tooth, Netflix’s upcoming drama series based on the DC Vertigo comic, which comes from Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey’s Team Downey, Jim Mickle, Beth Schwartz and Warner Bros.

Lianne La Havas‘ track, ‘Can’t Fight’, from her recent self-titled album. 1. ‘Sister’2. ‘Renegade (feat. Ell Murphy)’3. ‘Change (feat. Gabrielle Aplin)’4. ‘Demba (feat. Trio Da Kali)’

Shame are now expected to release their new album in 2021.Work on the follow-up to their 2018 debut ‘Songs of Praise’ was finished, according to the band themselves, back in January.According to Secretly Group — who manage Shame’s label Dead Oceans — fans can now expect the record to materialise in 2021.Speaking to Music Week, Secretly Group’s Europe MD Hannah Overton acknowledged that the coronavirus lockdown “has been difficult” for Shame, but suggested that new music from the band could still

After building up buzz online for the past few weeks,Miley Cyrusfinally unveiledthe first taste of her upcoming album,She Is Miley Cyrus, with the first single, "Midnight Sky" and its accompanying video.

Ciara is making a statement as she celebrates Black excellence in her new music video for her latest single “Rooted”, featuring Ester Dean. The singer dropped the powerful visual on Wednesday, which also shows her pregnant and dancing with her baby bump on full display.

Ciara is making a statement as she celebrates Black excellence in her new music video for her latest single «Rooted,» featuring Ester Dean.

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Just over two months since the release of her long-awaited sixth studio album Chromatica, Lady Gaga is giving her fans further insight into the album's making with a new radio show on Apple Music.

teetered on the brink of closure before being saved last month, and Band on the Wall has had to lay off 26 people after what they described as 'the biggest crisis in our history' forced them to shut in order to bring forward previously-planned renovation work.

blog post.Announcing the news on Tuesday (August 4), the company said existing Google Play Music users will need to transfer their libraries to YouTube Music before the app prevents them from streaming new music in September (for New Zealand and South Africa) or October (everywhere else).Google Play Music will hold on to users’ playlists, uploads, purchases and likes until December in order to give them enough time to transfer.

After starring in last year's remake of The Lion King and curating its soundtrack album The Gift, Beyoncé returns with Black is King, a new visual album inspired by the film's soundtrack and directed by Beyoncé. Songs from The Gift get the visual treatment in the film, which was shot around the world in locations such as West Africa, New York, London, and South Africa.

Music lovers had a lot of great new releases to dive into this week, including instant hits from Beyonce, Billie Eilish, Sam Smith, A$AP Ferg and more.

2020 may not be the best of times but if you're a part of ARMY, you're pretty much sorted courtesy of BTS. The boyband hasn't let the virus dampen their work at all; rather it's more like 2020 has been one of their busiest years yet.

Christopher Nolan had described Tenet, the follow-up to his 2017 war epic Dunkirk, as an “event film” – which seems to be a fitting description for every one of his mind-bending sci-fi thrillers to date.From Interstellar and Inception to the Dark Knight trilogy, bigger is always better and Nolan rarely fails to deliver unparalleled thrills.