Rebecca Black Drops Music Video For New Track, ‘Girlfriend’

The Antlers have shared a new track called ‘Just One Sec’ – you can watch the video for it below.The song will appear on the New York duo’s long-awaited sixth album ‘Green To Gold’, which arrives on March 26 via Transgressive.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The SNP’s continued silence around the probe into Derek Mackay is a slight on the teenager he bombarded with messages and those who voted for him.That was the message from Neil Bibby MSP, who has challenged the SNP to bring the saga to end.Disgraced Mackay resigned as Finance Minister on the eve of the Scottish budget last year after it was reported he had repeatedly text a 16-year-old boy and callied him

Robin Thicke has looked back on the controversial music video for his song ‘Blurred Lines’, admitting he will “never make” one like it again.‘Blurred Lines’, which saw Thicke collaborate with Pharrell Williams and T.I., was widely criticised following its 2013 release with its lyrics and accompanying music video accused of perpetuating misogyny, male chauvinism and a culture of date rape.As The Independent reports, the clip was branded as “kind of rapey” by The Daily Beast’s Tricia Romano upon

It’s Friday, Friday! Gotta get down on Friday!

sexually-ambiguous singer Rebecca Black is celebrating the 11th anniversary of “Friday” in psychedelic style — with a hyper-pop remix of the smash-hit single featuring rapper Big Freedia and other giant stars. The viral music video topped 120,000 views after premiering Wednesday afternoon.

It’s 2021 and Rebecca Black is still looking forward to the weekend.

It’s a momentous day, everyone. It’s exactly ten years since Rebecca Black’s classic single ‘Friday’ was first released.

Rebecca Black has shared a new remix of her viral debut hit ‘Friday’ featuring 100 gecs‘ Dylan Brady, 3OH!3 and Big Freedia.Produced by Brady, the mix, which you can hear below, sees Black’s original vocals distorted to the point where they’re hardly recognisable, while Brady laces the track with a pounding bass kick and pixellated synth line to give it a fresh, modern refurbishing.“I’d had the idea to do this remix of Friday for years leading up to now, but honestly it was also mildly insane

Rebecca Black has announced the forthcoming release of a remix for her hit track, ‘Friday’, marking ten years since its arrival.The remix is due out on the song’s initial release date, midnight PST on Wednesday February 10 (8am GMT), and will include a number of collaborators who are yet to be revealed by Black. She also pointed out that after a decade, the single has been certified gold in the US.“This week FRIDAY turns 10 AND has gone GOLD,” Black said on Twitter.

Iceage have shared a brand new song and video as they announce their signing to Mexican Summer.The Danish five-piece’s first new music for the label comes in the form of raucous new track ‘The Holding Hand’.“The song lives in a slurred world, movements are elastically stretched out and strength is found in weakness while you find it hard to tell the difference between fume and matter,” frontman Elias Bender Rønnenfelt said of the comeback single in a statement.“Gently the swaying intensifies,

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterThe biggest challenge of discussing Mike Cahill’s “Bliss” lies in describing its premise without making it sound considerably wilder and more interesting than it actually is.

NEW YORK -- Terri Lyne Carrington is just 11 years old and hanging backstage at a concert hall with her friend “Ella” — that’s Ella Fitzgerald to us mere mortals — and the jazz legend wants to introduce her to jazz virtuoso Oscar Peterson, who had just finished performing.“Ella Fitzgerald says, ‘You need to hear her,’” Carrington, now 55, recalls. “She was just somebody who would encourage me and hang out with me.

Rebecca Black has shared the video for her new single ‘Girlfriend’ – you can watch it below.The clip sees the singer, who’s best known for her 2011 viral hit ‘Friday’, reuniting with an ex at a picnic, as well as lounging around a room filled with balloons.It follows last year’s ‘Self Sabotage’, ‘Closer’ and ‘Alone Together’.

Canadian rockers Moist are back with a new single and an unsettling new video, featuring visuals from a National Film Board of Canada animated short.