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BLACKPINK’s Jennie and Brockhampton’s Matt Champion have announced their upcoming collaboration, ‘Slow Motion’.Today (March 7), BLACKPINK’s Jennie announced the release date of her upcoming collaboration with Brockhampton’s Matt Champion, titled ‘Slow Motion’. The song will be released tomorrow (March 8) at 2pm KST / 12am EST.Slow MotionJENNIE X @himattchampion 2024.03.08 12AM (EST)2024.03.08 2PM (KST)#JENNIE #제니 #MattChampion #SlowMotion #20240308_12amEST #20240308_2pmKST #OA pic.twitter.com/JNEYJ9fEj4— OA (@oddatelier) March 7, 2024The official announces comes just days after both musicians took to Instagram Stories to tease the upcoming track on March 3.

Kevin Abstract has shared the final single from his upcoming album, a song called ‘Madonna’.The wistful track sees Abstract reminiscing about an unrequited lover: “Ex’s and oh’s like she’s playin’ Playstation/ Blue bubble green, and she left the conversation/ Love comes and goes, she hits the road/ Fuckin’ somebody else in the gas station.”It’s the latest song in a string of tracks he has released in the run-up to his new album ‘Blanket‘, which is due out this Friday (November 3). The Brockhampton member first previewed the album at various shows in LA and New York, where he revealed some rumoured song titles.

Kevin Abstract has shared another new single – you can listen to ‘Running Out’ below.The song is the latest preview of the former Brockhampton member’s fourth solo album ‘Blanket’, which is due for release next Friday (November 3) via Video Store and RCA (pre-order/pre-save here).Abstract’s latest offering sees the artist go in an alternative rock direction, with the upbeat track containing crisp drums, a fuzzy bass-synth line and guitar.“I had a lot of reservations/ Saw God in my creations/ I ain’t recognise my graduation/ I’m gettin’ up and I’m runnin’ up/And I’m gettin’ up and I’m runnin’ out,” he sings in the first verse.Its chorus goes: “I go, I won’t take no time for no one/ Let go, this version of me/ This version of me-eh.” Tune in here:‘Running Out’ follows on from the previous single ‘What Should I Do?’ and the ‘Blanket’ title track.In a previous statement, Abstract explained of his upcoming album: “I wanted to make, like, a Sunny Day Real Estate, Nirvana, Modest Mouse type of record. But I wanted it to hit like a rap album.”‘Blanket’ serves as the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Arizona Baby’.

Kevin Abstract has announced his fourth solo album ‘Blanket’ – check out a preview of the song ‘Gum’ below.The former Brockhampton member returned last week with the upcoming record’s title track, which marked his first single in four years. It came after Abstract showcased his new rock-orientated sound at a comeback show in LA.Following up on 2019’s ‘Arizona Baby’, the rapper/singer-songwriter is due to release ‘Blanket’ on Friday, November 3 via Video Store and RCA.

Kevin Abstract has dropped his new rock-inspired track ‘Blanket’ along with a dystopian music video.The song is his first solo single since his 2019 album ‘Arizona Baby’ and sees the Texan do a complete 180 away from the rap music he is known for. On Wednesday (October 4), the 27-year-old dropped the music video for the sinister track, which Abstract co-directed with Cole Bat.The video follows Abstract, his imaginary friends (who are furry human-size characters) and a creepy-looking doll they all treat like a baby.

Kevin Abstract played his first solo show in six years this week, where he performed only new, unreleased songs with a rock-orientated sound. Check out the fan-shot footage below.The former Brockhampton member took to the stage at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever in Los Angeles, California on Wednesday night (September 27) to deliver a special 10-track gig.Abstract, who hadn’t played a full solo gig since 2017, was joined on stage by a full band as he ran through a set of guitar-heavy new tracks.

Brockhampton leader Kevin Abstract has reassured the group’s followers that a new album is indeed on the way, and will be released before the end of 2022.As confirmed earlier this year, the group’s seventh album will be their final outing. They revealed back in January that 2022 would be their last year active as a group, with farewell shows being held at this year’s Coachella. It was there that Brockhampton announced their last album, following the news up shortly thereafter with a teaser trailer.June saw the group drop a cover of Kool & The Gang‘s ‘Hollywood Swinging’ (released as part of the soundtrack for Minions: The Rise Of Gru), as well as a new solo single from rapper Merlyn Wood, however since its announcement in April, news on their final album has been slim.Breaking his long-held silence, Abstract wrote in a Tweet yesterday (October 2): “BROCKHAMPTON ALBUM BEFORE YEAR IS OVER FUCK I AM EXCITED THANK U FOR BEING PATIENT.”He went on to reveal that the album would be titled ‘No Cap’, and shared what he claimed to be its cover art (the latter earning some criticism from fans).

Brockhampton have shared their cover of Kool & The Gang‘s 1973 song ‘Hollywood Swinging’ from the upcoming new Minions film.The Texas boyband – who are now on an “indefinite hiatus” after playing their “last-ever show” in April – contributed to the star-studded official soundtrack for Minions: The Rise Of Gru, which hits cinemas globally on July 1.Produced by Jack Antonoff, the 19-track collection is described as a “funk-fuelled” project that sees the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Thundercat and Antonoff’s own band Bleachers put their own spin on various ’70s-era classics.The forthcoming soundtrack has already been previewed by ‘Turn Up The Sunshine’ by Diana Ross and Tame Impala, as well as St. Vincent’s take on ‘Funky Town’ and Kali Uchis’ version of Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto’s ‘Desafinado’.The original version of Brockhampton’s sunny, feel-good reimagining of ‘Hollywood Swinging’ appeared on Kool & The Gang’s fourth studio album ‘Wild And Peaceful’.You can listen to the cover in full here:Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract shared the news of the group’s involvement in the Minions soundtrack on Twitter last month, revealing that their cover was actually recorded “two years ago”.Other contributors include H.E.R., Caroline Polachek and Brittany Howard – check out the full tracklist below.During their performance at Coachella 2022 in April, Brockhampton confirmed that they’ll release one final album at some point this year.The group subsequently shared a short trailer for the as-yet-untitled record.

Brockhampton’s Merlyn Wood has shared a new track and video for ‘Green Light’. Watch the music video below.The song is part of the four singles and four videos Wood plans to drop in the coming weeks.

Merlyn Wood has shared a new track titled “GREEN LIGHT,” produced by CONNIE and arriving alongside a music video courtesy of Miggy. It’s the Houston-via-Ghana rapper’s first single since his larger-than-life “boy band” BROCKHAMPTON announced their breakup in January.

Easy Life have shared a new collaboration, ‘Dear Miss Holloway’ featuring Kevin Abstract, alongside details of their next album.The band teased their latest single last week with a brief video clip that sees the band and Abstract depicted in plasticine form.The video is set to come out at a later date but the band today (May 25) shared ‘Dear Miss Holloway’, which will feature on their new LP ‘Maybe In Another Life’. You can listen to it below.It follows their recent single ‘Beeswax’, which was released last month.Frontman Murray Matravers said the track was “the cornerstone of the second Easy Life album.

Brockhampton played their final show before their “indefinite hiatus” yesterday (April 23) at Coachella 2022 – check out footage and their final setlist below.Back in January, the Texas boyband confirmed they would be disbanding after two shows at London’s Brixton Academy and their performances at Coachella.“Following these four performances, we will be taking an indefinite hiatus as a group,” the group wrote in a statement.“From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being on this journey with us. We would not be here without our fans.

BROCKHAMPTON have shared a trailer for their upcoming project, first announced at Coachella and set to mark the end of their time together as a group. The video, titled "The Final Album," can be seen below. In it Kevin Abstract sits the rest of the sprawling group down and explains that he's made an album in New York about the collective.

Brockhampton have shared a short teaser trailer of a video titled ‘The Final Album’ – watch it below.It comes after the band surprised fans last week by announcing that their final album will be released in 2022. They made the announcement during their Coachella set on Saturday (April 16), after previously sharing that the two-weekend festival would mark an indefinite hiatus for the band.The Texas band played a trailer as they finished their packed set on the Sahara stage, which concluded with the band’s logo and the words “the final album” on the screen.Now, the band have shared the full trailer on their social media pages. It features a clip of  the band making the new album – watch below.the final album pic.twitter.com/sdtgNStRa4— kevin abstract (@kevinabstract) April 18, 2022Abstract had previously taken to twitter to say that their final album had been delayed, writing “Our next and final album as Brockhampton has been pushed back and will not be released until next year.” In a separate post, the group’s creative director and member Henock ‘HK’ Sileshi joked that the album had been delayed as a result of the group seeking new members.He tweeted: “Pushing the album back to see how these new members we’re scouting make it thru tryouts.” The band released their previous album, ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ in 2021.In a three-star review of the band’s sixth record, NME wrote, “Every Brockhampton album has felt like it might be their last.

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Brockhampton have announced that their final album will be released in 2022.They made the announcement during their Coachella set on Saturday (April 16), after previously sharing that the two-weekend festival would mark an indefinite hiatus for the band.The Texas band played a trailer as they finished their packed set on the Sahara stage, which concluded with the band’s logo and the words “the final album” on the screen.Fans erupted with applause during the announcement and took to social media to celebrate, with one saying “no way Brockhampton is making a new album this year”.NO WAY BROCKHAMPTON IS MAKING A NEW ALBUM THIS YEAR

Slowthai made a surprise appearance with Brockhampton at their show in London last night – check out the footage below.The Texas group were playing the first of two headline gigs at the O2 Academy Brixton yesterday (February 7) before they bow out with a pair of final live appearances at Coachella in April.During the 23-track set, Slowthai – real name Tyron Frampton – took to the stage to perform ‘Heaven Belongs To You’, his 2019 collaboration with Brockhampton. The song appears on the boyband’s fifth album ‘Ginger’.The Northampton rapper then assisted Kevin Abstract and co.

BROCKHAMPTON have announced an "indefinite hiatus" and canceled their 2022 world tour. In a statement posted Friday on Instagram, the band revealed that they will perform in London at the O2 Arena Brixton and at Coachella 2022.

Brockhampton have cancelled the majority of their 2022 European tour due to a surge in COVID cases across the continent.The shows, announced behind the group’s 2019 album ‘Ginger’, were originally set to take place in summer 2020, but were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.They were then rescheduled to May 2021, but continued restrictions meant the shows were pushed back once more. The rescheduled tour was set to kick off in Norway on January 14, however it’s been cancelled again – except

Brockhampton’s Merlyn Wood has shared his new solo single ‘S.Y.K.’.The track, which you can listen to below, features LA rapper CONNIE and comes following the release of his band’s sixth LP ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ earlier this year.“I don’t got no friends, just the benefits/ When you make it to the top, it’s by amenities/ Man these rappers always trying to be too friendly/ Only friend that I need Mr.

Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract has revealed that the group’s final album has been delayed.In a post on Twitter, the musician said the album would not appear now until 2022.He wrote: “Our next and final album as Brockhampton has been pushed back and will not be released until next year.”A separate post by the group’s creative director and group member Henock ‘HK’ Sileshi appeared to suggest that the album had been delayed as a result of the group seeking new members.He tweeted: “Pushing the album

BROCKHAMPTON bandleader Kevin Abstract has returned with “SIERRA NIGHTS”, his second solo release of the year and the follow-up to this year’s $NOT and slowthai collab “SLUGGER”.

Brockhampton leader Kevin Abstract has called out for new producers to help out on what will be the band’s final album.It comes after Abstract confirmed that a new album from the LA collective will be out “before the end of the year”, following the release of their sixth LP ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ in April.“Trying something different,” Abstract wrote on Twitter on Sunday (August 8).

Brockhampton‘s Kevin Abstract has responded to homophobic comments made by DaBaby on stage last week.The North Carolina rapper (real name Jonathan Kirk) drew criticism for controversial comments he made surrounding homosexuality and HIV/AIDS while on stage at the Rolling Loud Miami festival on July 25.Brockhampton and DaBaby were both set to perform on the same stage at Lollapalooza festival in Chicago yesterday (August 1), though DaBaby was dropped from his headline slot following his

DaBaby has been dropped from the Lollapalooza 2021 lineup, mere hours before he was supposed to take the stage at Chicago's Grant Park. "Lollapalooza was founded on diversity, inclusivity, respect and love," the festival wrote on Twitter, "With that in mind, DaBaby will no longer be performing at Grant Park tonight." As a replacement, G Herbo was added to the festival's lineup, and Young Thug was moved into the headliner slot vacated by DaBaby.

Brockhampton‘s seventh and potentially last album will be out “before the end of the year” according to bandleader Kevin Abstract.Earlier this year, prior to the band releasing new album ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’, the frontman said the collective will release two albums in 2021, which are also set to be their last.Doubling down on the promise in a new tweet, Abstract simply wrote: “NEW BROCKHAMPTON ALBUM OUT BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR.”NEW BROCKHAMPTON ALBUM OUT BEFORE THE END OF THE

Brockhampton bandleader Kevin Abstract has shared a new solo single – listen to ‘Slugger’, featuring Slowthai and Florida rapper $NOT, below.The new track comes after Abstract teased earlier this year that he will release a new solo album in 2021.Abstract’s latest record ‘Arizona Baby’ arrived back in 2019, following on from ‘MTV1987’ (2014) and ‘American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story’ (2016).

Space Jam: A New Legacy has been revealed.Lil Wayne, Chance the Rapper, John Legend, Salt-N-Pepa, Leon Bridges, Brockhampton, Lil Uzi Vert and Big Freedia are among the all-star cast of musicians joining the musical additions on the sequel to the 1996 animated classic film.SAINt JHN and SZA unveiled their new song ‘Just For Me’, also written for the film, on Friday (June 11).

Brockhampton have announced details of a full US tour set to take place next year – see the dates below.The shows, which begin at the end of February 2022, come on the back of the LA-based collective’s recent album ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’.The new tour dates begin in Salt Lake City, before travelling through the States in March and ending up in Portland, Oregon with a final show on April 13.The US gigs will follow a set of rescheduled UK tour dates, with support coming fromSee the

Brockhampton have shared a music video for ‘Don’t Shoot Up the Party’. The track is taken from the group’s latest album, ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’, which arrived in April.The band performed the song on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert last month, and now they’ve shared a chaotic video that was co-directed by Brockhampton leader Kevin Abstract, Dan Streit, and Cole Kush.

Brockhampton made their debut on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert last night (May 26) with a lively performance of ‘Don’t Shoot Up The Party’.The track is taken from their recent album ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine‘, which came out last month.

Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract has confirmed more singles from the band will be released later this year.Responding to a fan asking whether Brockhampton were planning on releasing singles during the summer, Abstract confirmed they will, adding that “some of the guys are gonna put out solo singles too”.Prior to the release of ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ last month, Abstract had said Brockhampton would be releasing their final two albums in 2021.Abstract had previously said he would be

Kevin Abstract has revealed plans to release a new solo album this year.Abstract’s latest record ‘Arizona Baby’ arrived back in 2019, following on from ‘MTV1987’ (2014) and ‘American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story’ (2016).

Last week, BROCKHAMPTON returned from a year’s radio silence with ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE, their first new album since 2019’s GINGER. Since then, BROCKHAMPTON’s stream of content has been back to, well, BROCKHAMPTON levels, and today, the hip-hop boy-band have released a video for A$AP Rocky, Shawn Mendes and Ryan Beatty collab “COUNT ON ME”, one of ROADRUNNER’s many highlights.

Brockhampton have shared a new music video for ‘Count On Me’, featuring romantic co-lead performances from Lil Nas X and Dominic Fike.The clip, co-directed by Brockhampton bandleader Kevin Abstract and Dan Streit, begins with the pair as lovers on holiday, listening to music in a Jeep. Lil Nas X asks Fike who he’s listening to at the moment, to which he replies “olds bands…Radiohead.

Brockhampton have rescheduled their UK tour dates for the second time – check out the new schedule below.The shows, announced behind the band’s 2019 album ‘Ginger’, were originally set to take place in summer 2020, but were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.Rescheduled dates were then set for May 2021, but continued restrictions on large gatherings mean the shows have been pushed back once more.The new dates, which are set around a full European run of dates, take place in early 2022,