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Moses Sumney has announced details of a new live album and film of a performance recorded in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. Live From Blacklachia is out December 10 and a preview of Sumney performing “Bystanders” (as featured on 2020 album Græ) can be seen above.

Channing Tatum shared his first public photo with rumored girlfriend Zoë Kravitz. Days after the duo stepped out together at a Met Gala after-party, the 41-year-old actor reflected on their night out alongside a group pic which included the 32-year-old actress.«This night!» Tatum wrote on an Instagram Story that showed him and Kravitz posing with Alicia Keys and Moses Sumney at the Alicia Keys & Cincoro Tequila after-party at Casa Cipriani. «No body wanted to trifle with us on the dance floor music and vibe was next level.

Instagram official? Channing Tatum reposted a photo of himself and girlfriend Zoë Kravitz at Alicia Keys’ 2021 Met Gala afterparty after they kept their distance on the red carpet.

Jennifer Yuma editorMiley Cyrus and Metallica performed “Nothing Else Matters” live on “The Howard Stern Show” to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band’s eponymous record, also known as “The Black Album.”To commemorate the anniversary, a remastered version of “The Black Album” was released on Sept. 10, along with “The Metallica Blacklist,” a cover album performed by over 50 artists including Cyrus, IDLES, Moses Sumney and Chris Stapleton, among others.For “The Metallica Blacklist,” Cyrus covered “Nothing Else Matters,” a slower cut from the record that she has been performing at her live shows for yeas.

Toronto-based ensemble BADBADNOTGOOD announced the release of their upcoming album, Talk Memory, on Thursday. The 9-track album is set to feature additional contributions from musicians Arthur Verocai, Karriem Riggins, Terrace Martin, Laraaji, and harpist Brandee Younger, known for her work with Moses Sumney and Thundercat.

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Chris Willman Music WriterTwo weeks after the L.A. Philharmonic Association announced the schedule for the Hollywood Bowl’s summer season, the org has done the same for the Bowl’s more modest cousin across the canyon, the Ford (formerly known as the John Anson Ford Theater).

With her album Heaux Tales dropping this Friday, Jazmine Sullivan shared a new single from the project, "Girl Like Me" featuring H.E.R. The track sees the two singers reflecting on where their respective relationships went wrong.

Moses Sumney has teamed up with Little Dragon for a crooning new collaborative single ‘The Other Lover’ – listen to it below.The track is built around a soulful arrangement typical of the latter Swedish crew, punctuated by French horn, while Sumney’s glassy falsetto pipes in and out.In press statements, both Sumney and Little Dragon expressed their admiration for each others’ work.“I’ve been listening to Little Dragon for a very long time; as a teen, their first album impressed upon me just how infinite modern soul music can be,” Sumney said.“When they asked me to collaborate I was so honored and surprised (‘shook,’ as the kids say), that it took me a while to come around.

Future-soul band Little Dragon has enlisted Moses Sumney for a new song "The Other Lover," a collaboration that makes a surprising amount of sense and no small amount of magic. Check it out above.

The 2020 Soul Train Awards aired on Sunday night on BET, featuring a bevy of performances from the best in hip-hop, soul, and R&B. Hosted by Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold, artists including Jazmine Sullivan, Moses Sumney, Brandy, Monica, and more took to the stage.

Charlie Wilson and Smokey Robinson, alongside power houses Monica, Brandy and Yolanda Adams were joined by members of the new guard including Moses Sumney, Snoh Alegra, Ella Mai and Lucky Daye. Here are nine of our favorite moments from the 2020 Soul Train Awards. 1. Black Love Thriving At The Pre-Show Our forever relationship goals Flex and Shanice hosted a boo’d up version of the pre-show featuring amazing performances of Tiana Major9, Skip Marley and Infinity Song before the main event.  Black love

Moses Sumney gave a captivating performance of his song ‘Bless Me’ at the 2020 Soul Train Awards over the weekend.The track originally appeared on Sumney’s latest album ‘græ’, which arrived earlier this year.The Asheville-based artist was invited to appear at the annual event, which aired on Black Entertainment Television in the US last night (November 29).Dressed in a large, black puffy jacket which he removed partway through the performance, Sumney’s vocal mastery was on full display.

2020 BET Soul Train Awards proved to be the perfect way to end the Thanksgiving weekend! The star-studded night of celebration brought out some big names and even bigger performances as everyone from Brandy to Babyface performed.Brandy's frequent collaborator, Monica, also gave a great performance but she wasn't the only one! Ceelo Green, Smokey Robinson, Moses Sumney, Skip Marley and Chanté Moore — among many others -- were on hand to deliver some show-stopping performances.The annual celebration of soul, R&B and hip-hop was hosted for the third time by stars Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold, and clearly did not disappoint. Check out a full round-up of all the impressive performances from this year's BET Soul Train Awards below:     Check

The Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts from NPR are coming fast and furious, and they've been operating at a pretty ridiculously high-quality level of late. BTS performed from a record store in Seoul, Conway The Machine did his in a diner, Billie Eilish did a cheeky tribute, and Moses Sumney was, well, Moses Sumney.

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Sylvan Esso have shared a new track, ‘Frequency’, and its accompanying music video, directed by friend and collaborator Moses Sumney.Watch the clip below:In a statement, the band praised Sumney for his creative vision.“We had a fantastic and rewarding time collaborating with our friend and fellow North Carolinian, Moses Sumney, on building a visual world for ‘Frequency’,” they said.“He had such a beautiful vision for the project, one that ran parallel to the song’s initial source in a way that showed us new spaces it could inhabit.

Moses Sumney has performed a rendition of Ariana Grande‘s 2018 hit ‘thank u, next’ exclusively for Amazon Music and the platform’s ‘The High End’ playlist.Transforming the pop mega-hit completely, Sumney’s take on the song is a woozy, delicate and soulful performance, complete with complex layers of Autotune.This is the first song Sumney has delivered since his rendition of the Olympic Hymn in one-off release ‘monumental’, released in collaboration with designer Thom Browne.Sumney’s second studio album, ‘græ’ was released in two parts earlier this year, with the first half dropping in February and the second half dropping in May.The album’s full release was preceded by five singles – ‘Virile’, ‘Polly’, ‘Me In 20 Years’, ‘Cut Me’ and ‘Bless

Barack Obama has shared his 2020 summer playlist, featuring songs from Beyoncé, Frank Ocean, Princess Nokia, Moses Sumney and many more.The former US President took to Twitter to reveal his songs of the season, including tracks from artists who will be performing at the upcoming Democratic Convention, such as Billie Eilish.“Over the past few months, I’ve spent a lot of time listening to music with my family,” he wrote. “I wanted to share some of my favourites for the summer.”Over the past few months, I’ve spent a lot of time listening to music with my family.

Moses Sumney is the latest artist to perform from home as part of the remotely-filmed version of NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series.From his home in North Carolina, Sumney played a trio of songs from his latest album, ‘græ’, performing ‘Bless Me’, ‘Me in 20 Years’ and ‘Polly’. Sumney also played ‘Rank & File’, a track from his 2018 EP ‘Black in Deep Red, 2014’, during the lo-fi performance.“I’m performing songs off of my new album which I released in the middle of a worldwide pandemic, so that was fun,” Sumney commented.

NME gave the record a four-star review, calling it an “intimate, soul-searching record, which veers from jazz to art-pop, the form matching the message that life contains multitudes”.