Flo Milli: Last News

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Clipse (a.k.a Pusha T and No Malice), Grace Jones, Lil Wayne, Skrillex, Lil Uzi Vert, Mumford & Sons, Lil Yachty, Summer Walker and more top the lineup for Pharrell Williams’ Something in the Water festival, returning to Virginia Beach from Friday, April 28 – Sunday, April 30. Presented by Walmart and produced by IMGoing and Live Nation, the full lineup is 100 Gecs, Aminé, Ayra Starr, Babyface Ray, BadBadNotGood, Black Sherif, CHIKA, Clipse, Coi Leray, d4vd, Doechii, Feid, FLO, Flo Milli, gigi, Grace Jones, Jay Pharoah, Jazmine Sullivan, Jessie Murph, Kamasi Washington, KayCyy, Kaytranada, Kehlani, Kenny Beats, Kid Cudi, Kitty Ca$h, Latto, Lil Durk, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Wayne, Lil Yachty, Machine Gun Kelly, Maren Morris, Masego, Mumford & Sons, Nile Rodgers & Chic, NLE Choppa, Polo G, Remi Wolf, Riovaz, Saucy Santana, Skrillex, Summer Walker, SWV, The Kid Laroi, UMI, Wale, Weston Estate, Wet Leg, Wu-Tang Clan, Yendry, Yvngxchris and Pharrell’s Phriends. Tickets are available now.

NME have announced the full line-up for the C23 Live showcase at SXSW Festival.The event will take place at Inn Cahoots in Austin, Texas on March 16 to celebrate the release of C23 and feature artists from the mixtape. The full ‘Bose x NME: C23’ mixtape will be released the day prior (March 15).The mixtape features exclusive tracks by 15 of the world’s most exciting and innovative emerging artists, creating an unmissable collection that will offer a definitive audio showcase of the future of music.

Flo Milli returned triumphantly in 2022 with her sophomore album, You Still Here, Ho? (the follow-up to her 2020 debut, Ho, why is you here?). “Conceited,” a standout from the record, ranked 86th on our 100 best songs of 2022 list and was reworked with guest verses from Lola Brooke and Maiya The Don in January.

The headliners for the 2023 Coachella festival were shared on Tuesday.They are Bad Bunny, Blackpink and Frank Ocean, promoters Goldenvoice shared.The artist seem to have been selected for the 22nd event for their international reach: Bunny is Puerto Rican and Blackpink are South Korean. New Chella news: The headliners for the 2023 Coachella festival were shared on Tuesday.

The 2022 MTV Video Music Awards took place on Sunday night live from Newark, New Jersey’s Prudential Center. Taylor Swift picked up the coveted Video of the Year and announced she's releasing a new album.

What a year it’s been for music!

Slim Jxmmi of Rae Sremmurd was arrested on Sunday night (August 7) at LAX Airport, TMZ and Pitchfork report. It is believed he was arrested after border agents discovered a warrant, linked to an earlier arrest for marijuana possession, for his arrest in Georgia.

Rae Sremmurd have shared the second single from Sremm4Life, the Tupelo, Mississippi rap duo’s fourth collaborative LP and their first in four years. On “Community D**k,” which follows the record’s June-released lead single “Denial,” they bring on ferocious Mobile, Alabama emcee Flo Milli for a tongue-in-cheek exploration of unreciprocated polyamory. Both Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi lay down swift, solid verses, but Flo Milli’s contagiously confident chorus and verse steal the show.

Galore and livestream shopping app NTWRK teamed up to host an exclusive party around Rolling Loud Miami. This star-studded event hosted by rappers Flo Milli and Dreezy, and featuring a whole host of special guests including J Mulan, Shiggy, Christian Combs, Monaleo, and Baby Jay at Miami's La Otra.

Flo Milli has surprised fans by releasing her debut album You Still Here, Ho?. The Alabama rapper was due to drop the project on Friday, July 22, but it is streaming now.

Flo Milli has surprised fans with an early release of her debut album today (July 20), ‘You Still Here, Ho?’ – you can stream it below.Speaking about the record in a statement, Milli said: “My album creative is based on early 2000’s nostalgia. As queen of Gen-Z, this is the new age of the Roaring 20s.

Flo Milli has revealed details of her debut album release date, previewed once again today with the release of a new song, ‘No Face’ – check that out below.Her debut album is called ‘You Sill Here, Ho?’ and arrives on July 22 via RCA. It follows on from her debut mixtape, ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ Since the release of that, Milli has collaborated with the likes of Rico Nasty and announced the first song from her debut album, ‘Conceited‘, which arrived last month.Check out the new song here:Milli’s previous singles ‘Ice Baby’ and ‘PBC (Pretty Black Cute)’ will also appear on her forthcoming LP.Speaking to NME back in March, Flo Milli said her upcoming new project will be all about versatility, a fact derived from her “beat selections” and “just the whole vibe of it all”.“This mixtape is going to be more mature so you can see that side of me… I can’t say too much – I don’t want to give too much away and you can’t enjoy the surprise later,” she added.She continued: “Around the time, ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ came out, this life was moving kinda fast and I feel like I didn’t get to put as much as I wanted into it.

Flo Milli has dropped off a brand new single called ‘Conceited’ – listen to the feisty new track below.The Alabama rapper’s latest track comes alongside news that her debut album, ‘You Still Here, Ho?’, which is the follow-up to her acclaimed ‘Ho, Why Is You Here?’ mixtape, is coming soon.Armed with an unyielding confidence, Milli lets listeners know on ‘Conceited’ that she’s headstrong when it comes to her abilities and knowing her worth.“I been that bitch since a fetus/ Been had my stripes, no Adidas/ My opps takin’ pics when they see us/ I’m so fabulous/ Bitch, I’m fabulous/ I don’t need his money/ Bitch, I got enough/ Pretty bitch walk in, they gon’ salute,” Milli raps on the track’s second verse.Arriving with a high-energy music video, directed by NAYIP, Milli flexes on her haters in a number of different settings – including a nail salon – and fabulous outfits.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe Rolling Loud Festival continues its expansion from Miami, New York and Southern California by announcing its Toronto installment with Future, WizKid, Dave, Migos, Lil Uzi Vert, Trippie Redd and many more. The full lineup for the festival, which takes place at Ontario Place on Sept.

Rolling Loud Miami has announced Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, and Future as headliners for its 2022 event. The festival, which takes place at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on July 22-24, will also include appearances Lil Uzi Vert, Playboi Carti, Baby Keem, Lil Baby, Gunna, Lil Durk, Saweetie, $not, City Girls, Gucci Mane, Three 6 Mafia, Flo Milli, G Herbo, and more.

APPOINTMENTSGed Doherty is stepping down as Chair of UK record industry trade body BPI after seven years in the role, in order to focus on his film company Raindog Films. “I have loved every minute of working with the BPI and its members and its amazing team led by Geoff Taylor”, he says.

Julia Fox poses at the Diesel Fall/Winter Fashion Show at 2022 Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday (February 23) in Milan, Italy.

music that bucks the formulas of an industry that routinely churns out and champions more of the same. Having performed in front of large crowds on the festival circuit, namely last year’s Afropunk, these five talents are poised to take over the mainstream with their signature sounds. Having established herself as an advocate of self-affirmation with her viral hit “I Am,” featuring Flo Milli, Atlanta’s Baby Tate has been bubbling to the surface for some time now as a new, exciting voice in female hip-hop.

The Soul Rebels have been bridging the New Orleans brass band tradition with hip-hop from the city and beyond for the better part of the new millennium. They've played with Nas, Talib Kweli, Dave East, fellow fusionist Robert Glasper, and countless others, becoming one of the few New Orleans brass acts to gain popularity outside Louisiana and the niche European and Japanese markets that still support the artform.

Rico Nasty has teamed up with Flo Milli for a new collaborative single, ‘Money’ – check it out below.The song, which samples 2 Live Crew’s 1986 single ‘We Want Some Pussy’ and Tone Loc’s 1988 track ‘Wild Thing’, has been teased by Rico Nasty and Flo Milli for a few weeks now.Last month, Rico took to her TikTok to share a snippet of the track alongside the caption “POV: they play your song with Flo Milli in Squid Games”.

DEALSPartisan Records has teamed up with Chris Robbins and Tom Wironen of management firm Friendly Announcer and Brontë Jane of Third Side Music to launch new label Section1. “Our intention with Section1 is to operate in an art-first way that sounds, looks, and feels deliberate in nature”, say the founders.