Beck’s Ride Lonesome reaches a new checkpoint as his tour arrives at Toronto’s Massey Hall on October 14 and 15. The September album and its accompanying live run offer a useful look at how an established artist can build a new chapter around musical continuity.
Read MoreDoechii revives Swamp Sessions with “BOMBS,” a self-directed video released October 12, bringing rapid-fire rap and sci-fi imagery into her next creative chapter.
Read MoreYung Miami makes self-belief look red-hot in “F You,” pairing a fiercely independent message with glossy cars, smoke and striking red-and-black styling. The new video turns her refusal to shrink under criticism into a stylish statement of confidence as she builds toward her debut solo album, Watch Dis.
Read MoreDawn Richard’s creole culture arrives today, October 9, on Merge Records. The album completes her New Orleans trilogy with a story told from her own perspective, bringing family, local collaborators and Louisiana Creole language into an 11-song release.
Read MoreDrake, Don Toliver and Yebba’s “Cold Shoulder” has arrived on Drake’s official YouTube channel, giving the HABIBTI (FOMO) collaboration its own standalone video release. The October 6 upload follows the song’s arrival on streaming and brings its relationship drama back into focus.
Read MoreMegan Thee Stallion has given Tina Snow two Tuesdays in a row. “Tina Tuesday Freestyle,” released September 29, is now joined by “Is You Cool?,” which arrived October 6. Together, the videos reopen a familiar corner of her catalog while listeners await Act III.
Read MoreDrake and Don Toliver have released the official “Solar Eclipse” music video on YouTube, extending the rollout of HABIBTI (FOMO). The October 6 upload arrives four days after the song reached streaming, putting the Ella Langley-interpolating collaboration back in the spotlight.
Read MoreA song can begin with a technical breakthrough, a wish to lift someone's spirits, or a feeling that has waited long enough to be expressed. For Christopher Benson, who makes music as ChrisB, those impulses help explain The Right Time, Money's Calling You and Diamond in the Rough. Benson says he wrote, produced and recorded all three himself. His accounts of their beginnings, together with the lyrics to all three songs, offer a portrait of an artist learning how to give personal intention a finished musical form.
Read MoreTinashe’s Popstar era has reached a new high. The album debuts at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 dated October 10, 2026, securing her first top 10 album, according to Billboard’s report.
Read MoreThe night didn’t begin as planned. Hundreds of people without tickets rushed the stadium entrances, forcing organizers to temporarily lock down access. Thousands of paying fans were left waiting outside while security regained control, delaying the concert by roughly three to four hours. Jay-Z eventually came on stage just after midnight and apologized, telling fans the delay was necessary for everyone’s safety.
Read MoreShygirl posted a statement on her Instagram Story saying that she was "devastated to share that due to an ongoing respiratory condition, I've been forced to make the difficult decision to cancel my appearances on the upcoming US tour on the advice of my doctor that I can no longer delay surgery."
Read MoreThis, she claims, is evidence of the cycles that recur throughout our lives and the truth that, despite the fact that we evolve and our viewpoints shift, "who we are at a core stays the same." Her newest album is about getting to the heart of the matter. After the success of her most recent singles, "Talk To Me Nice" and "Needs," Tinashe sees the BB/ANG3L album as a chance for her audience to get to know her better. She says she doesn't often love grocery shopping but has always had a fantasy of "running amuck," adding, "I wanted it to be intimate and feel a bit more day-to-day, in a way."
Read MoreThe multi-talented musician Tinashe, who is renowned for her outstanding vocal abilities and genre-defying aesthetic, has just released a scorching new song, "Uh Huh," which is upending the music industry. The catchy and funky tune "Uh Huh" demonstrates Tinashe's range as a singer.
Read MoreFor "Attention," the rapper began the performance by dressing like a frustrated librarian with pencils in her hair. She then started to become naked before starting "Paint the Town Red." Twenty bloody copies of her Scarlet alter ego followed her around the stage the entire time. For "Demons," Doja let her hair down and rapped fiercely beneath florescent yellow lighting.
Read MoreCardi opened the show, lowering down to the stage on a huge disco ball while wearing her hair loosely in the style of Donna Summer from the 1970s. Shirtless male bongo players accompanied her as she arrived, and when the song started, dancers in bright green and blue two-piece bathing costumes joined her.
Read MoreYou looking at her? Look at her, look at her. I'm referring to Doja Cat's Scarlet album cover, which she presented last night. A red spider (okay, maybe more magenta) with a drip of blood above it is depicted in the uncomplicated artwork.
Read MoreTory Lanez's loved ones are banding together to assist him with keeping away from jail time ... what's more, they're pursuing the jury, the music business, Jay-Z and in any event, proposing Conservative is a symbol of atonement to help out for African American ladies.
Read More"[The song is] just bringing it back to rap records... just where people can play it, and they can sing along to it with their dude," Minaj said of "Do We Have a Problem?" "You just get that natural essence of rap again."
Read More“But see, Drake and Wayne have so many bona fide hip-hop hits, so I don’t know,” she said. “But I do think there might be a female or two that can...[battle me].”
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