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Post Malone first showed the world his star potential back in 2015 with his breakout hit, “White Iverson,” and the subsequent release of his debut album, Stoney in 2016. Since then, he’s grown into an unexpected star with the release of his sophomore album, ​beerbongs & bentleys, in 2018, as well as subsequent tracks like “Sunflower” and “Wow.” Now, fans can look forward to another project from Posty very soon.

Post Malone has spoken out following his onstage incident.

Post Malone is not having the best morning after an onstage accident Saturday night during a concert in St. Louis.

Post Malone has called for a court to throw out a song authorship case brought against him, saying that his accuser hid “critical” text messages that would have disproven his claims.Malone is being sued by Tyler Armes – a songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and member of Canadian rap-rock outfit Down With Webster – who joined the rapper and producer Frank Dukes for an all-night jamming session in August 2018. He claims that during that session he contributed to the song that become ‘Circles’.However, in a new court filing, Malone’s team claim that Armes hid a number of text messages that would have contradicted his claims of co-authorship of that work.“These critical documents speak volumes as to plaintiff’s intent on the night during which he claims to have jointly authored musical material with defendants, and also refute plaintiff’s narrative that defendants invited him to work with them to be a co-author”, says the new filing, according to Law360.The text messages in question apparently show that Armes was “desperately” trying to get guestlist spots for two Post Malone shows from his manager Dre London.

Post Malone has called for a court to throw out a song theft case brought against him, saying that his accuser hid “critical” text messages that would have disproven his claims.Malone is being sued by Tyler Armes – a songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and member of Canadian rap-rock outfit Down With Webster – who joined the rapper and producer Frank Dukes for an all-night jamming session in August 2018. He claims that during that session he contributed to the song that become ‘Circles’.However, in a new court filing, Malone’s team claim that Armes hid a number of text messages that would have contradicted his claims of co-authorship of that work.“These critical documents speak volumes as to plaintiff’s intent on the night during which he claims to have jointly authored musical material with defendants, and also refute plaintiff’s narrative that defendants invited him to work with them to be a co-author”, says the new filing, according to Law360.The text messages in question apparently show that Armes was “desperately” trying to get guestlist spots for two Post Malone shows from his manager Dre London.

Naman Ramachandran AVOD service Amazon Freevee has set an Aug. 12 premiere date for concert tour documentary “Post Malone: Runaway.”In Sept.

DIGITAL & D2F SERVICESYouTube has added specific resources aimed at songwriters, studio producers and music publishers on its YouTube For Artists website. The new resources were announced in a tweet yesterday that said: “Looking for tips on how to level up your YouTube presence? Check out the newly revamped artists.youtube site and the brand new resources for songwriters and producers available on songwriters.youtube“.———————————————-EDUCATION & EVENTSThe UK’s Music Managers Forum will hold it’s AGM at the Curzon Soho Cinema in London next Monday, 20 Jun, with Dre London – best known for managing Post Malone – giving a keynote interview.

Post Malone has confirmed the release date for long-awaited new album ‘Twelve Carat Toothache’.Taking to social media, Post Malone shared the artwork for the record (a blurry, red photo of his face) alongside a pre-save link.It was accompanied by the caption “Twelve Carat Toothache. June 3”, confirming the release date for the album.Twelve Carat Toothache.

William Earl The Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC) has announced a partnership with Wasserman Music and the commercial music program at Tennessee State University for a music accelerator program set to run May 9 to 26.In collaboration with Nashville Music Equality and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the intensive curriculum will cover multiple sectors of the industry including songwriting, copyrights, publishing, labels, marketing, touring and publicity, among other focuses, and include guest lectures from influential executives. Among them: Post Malone manager Dre London, Artistry Group founder/CEO Max Gousse, Roddy Ricch manager Shawn Holiday, EMPIRE product manager Russell Barrett, Revels Group manager Jamil Davis and Wasserman Music agents Lee Anderson, Lenore Kinder, Callender, Chappel McCollister and Mallory Smith.

After a social media update in November led to a bout of fan speculation, Post Malone has confirmed that his new album is called twelve carat toothache in a new Billboard profile. The new record's release is "imminent," Malone claims. Earlier this month, Malone's manager Dre London claimed Republic Records has been delaying its release due to its relative brevity.

Streaming giants Post Malone and The Weeknd appear to be teasing their first official collaboration. Both artists posted a clip of a song on social media on Tuesday night while Post Malone’s manager Dre London also shared the clip, stating that the track’s title "One Right Now" and suggesting it is due out later this week, November 5.

Post Malone will return with a new single on Friday (July 9) – listen to a snippet of the track below.The singer and rapper’s manager, Dre London, shared the news via his Instagram yesterday (July 4). “I’m excited to finally announce new single ‘Motley Crew’ dropping Friday!” read part of London’s message in which he also wished Malone happy birthday.Elsewhere in London’s message was a clip of what appeared to be Post Malone and dozens of other people on set for a music video or film, with celebrations being held next to a race car podium.

Post Malone could be sharing two new albums this year, according to a social media post from the musician’s manager.Dre London shared a new picture on Instagram in which he revealed that Malone could be sharing two new projects later this year and hinted that the title of one of the new projects could arrive as soon as next week.He wrote: “Some would say thats the smile when the wire hits! But for me this isn’t true! It’s even bigger than that! This that smile while on FaceTime with @postmalone agreeing that the world deserves 2 Posty projects out this year!“Discussing dates to drop the 1st one sooner than u think! I won’t tell u the title name just yet maybe next week.”A post shared by Dre London (@drelondon)Meanwhile, the trailer for

Post Malone‘s manager has said that the rapper’s new rosé wine was partly inspired by his friendship with actor Mark Wahlberg, who helped Malone “acquire [a] taste for expensive wine.”Malone launched the Provence-made rosé wine, ‘Maison No. 9′, earlier this year, saying at the time that “rosé is for when you want to get a little fancy.”In a new GQ profile about the launch of ‘Maison No.9’, Malone and his manager Dre London spoke about the origin of the project, with the latter recalling: “This was an idea that came out while we were tipsy on wine and talking like a Wolf Of Wall Street bull.“But I’ll be real, I remembered that moment and I reminded everyone the next day!” Board meeting @postmaloneA post shared by Maison No.

Post Malone is gearing up to make a splash in the wine market.

Post Malone is launching a fun, new project this summer!

Posty confirmed he was working on the follow-up to 'Hollywood's Bleeding' last month

It looks like Post Malone isn’t letting the worldwide coronavirus pandemic hold him back from putting out new music. This afternoon, his longtime manager Dre London teased a potential album that could drop as early as this summer. London shared a photo of himself and Malone on Instagram, revealing in the caption that they are heading into “Quarantine Album mode.”

Grammy Award-nominated rapper Tyga has signed with London Entertainment for management. The Los Angeles-based firm is headed by Dre London, whose client roster also includes artists Post Malone and Tyla Yaweh.

On Friday (March 6), Post Malone debunked any claims of drug use during his concert at the FedExForum in Memphis on Friday (March 6).