Megan Thee Stallion Samples A 2Pac Classic On Her New Song “B.I.T.C.H.”

With all the news about Grimes's recent announcement that she is pregnant, it was easy to forget that she also has new music on the way. Her long-awaited album Miss Anthropocene is due on February 21, and today brings the arrival of new song "Delete Forever." You can stream the folkily melodic new tune below.

Grimes‘ upcoming album, Miss Anthropocene, is mostly a futuristic look at art and society, but her latest single, “Delete Forever,” offers something different. The stripped-back, acoustic track tackles the tragedies of the opioid epidemic, and was partly inspired by the accidental overdose death of rapper Lil Peep.

Grimes has shared “Delete Forever,” a new song from her upcoming album Miss Anthropocene. Check it out below. In an interview for Apple Music’s Beats 1, Grimes told Zane Lowe that the song is about the opioid epidemic, noting that she wrote it on the night that Lil Peep died. “It’s a pretty bummer song,” she said. Scroll down to watch their conversation.

'The Slow Rush' is out this week

Meghan Trainor stopped by the Music Choice studios in New York City on Tuesday (Feb, 4) in an all-pink ensemble fit for a (pop) princess. Posing for pictures at the music channel's corporate offices, the singer-songwriter wore a baby pink pantsuit and magenta top, pairing the look with matching hot pink eye shadow and a diamond tennis necklace.

Meghan Trainor suffered a breakdown immediately after announcing the 2017 Grammy Awards nominations on live TV.

A wake-up call. Meghan Trainor reflected on a terrifying moment in her life that led her to make an important decision about her well-being.

She's pulling back the curtain. 

Meghan Trainor is opening up about a challenging point in her life.

Late last year Megan Thee Stallion appeared on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert alongside Brooklyn's Phony Ppl. During that appearance they debuted a new song titled "Fkn Around." The track has arrived on streaming services today and can be streamed below.

Megan Thee Stallion has joined the Brooklyn band Phony Ppl on a new track called “Fkn Around.” They performed the song together during their memorable “Tiny Desk Concert” performance last year. Listen to the new studio version of the song below.

Last week, Hayley Williams made her solo debut with "Simmer," the first single from her forthcoming album PETALS FOR ARMOR. Today, she's following it up with yet another track from the project, "Leave It Alone." Where "Simmer" smoldered at the edge of total rage, "Leave It Alone" captures Williams at a more contemplative and inconclusive place.

Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams is back with “Leave It Alone,” the second single from her upcoming debut solo album, Petals For Armor. It is produced by her Paramore bandmate and co-writer Taylor York and arrives with an accompanying Warren Fu-directed music video.

Paramore’s Hayley Williams is getting ready to release her debut solo album PETALS FOR ARMOR, which will arrive on May 8 via Atlantic. After sharing the lead single from the album “Simmer,” last week, Williams is back with another new one. This one’s called “Leave It Alone” and it comes with a music video by Warren Fu. Watch below; scroll down for Williams’ interview with Zane Lowe (on Apple Music’s Beats 1) about “Leave It Alone,” as well as her new “Simmer Interlude” visual.

After nearly two years away from the stage, Demi Lovato returned on Sunday night with an emotional performance of her new song, “Anyone.” She wrote the song just four days before her near-fatal 2018 overdose, and vowed it would be the first song she performed when she made her return.

Demi Lovato is ready to . In a new interview with with Zane Lowe on Apple Music's Beats 1, she opened up about the brand new song she's performing at Grammys 2020, a song that was written four days before her .As Demi revealed to Zane, the track is titled "Anyone," and she described it as a heavy and emotional look at her mindset in the summer of 2018.

Demi Lovato still can’t believe no one realised the song she recorded four days before her 2018 overdose was a cry for help.