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Ellise Shafer Drake unleashed his inner Swiftie in new song “Red Button,” which sees the rapper praising Taylor Swift. “Red Button,” which released on Thursday night along with Drake’s new project “Scary Hours 3,” features the lyrics: “Taylor Swift the only n—- that I ever rated/ Only one could make me drop the album just a little later/ Rest of y’all, I treat you like you never made it.” Drake and Swift are consistently two of the biggest names in music, and often fight for the top spot on the charts when dropping music around the same time. This happened last year with the release of Swift’s “Midnights” on Oct.

Drake just dropped his new album Scary Hours 3 and it features the song “Red Button,” which mentions Taylor Swift.

This week, Alex Lee Thomson is approving some artists he checked out at last month’s SXSW showcase festival in Austin.Northern Ireland’s Dea Matrona provide a sound that blends the best of 60s and 70s bluesy riffs with 80s rock vocals. They’re inspired by the rock music of yesteryear, but expertly apply that heritage for modern ears.Their show at SXSW had snarling ZZ Top and AC/DC-like guitars at its foundation, paired with otherworldly vocals and drive that you’d expect from Fleetwood Mac at their most mystical.It’s late night bar music for dancing, tinged in dusty, greasy Americana, offering up exactly what a new generation of folk and blues fans are seeking out.

surprised her fans on Sunday after sharing a rare throwback photo from her first day at school. Taking to both Twitter and Instagram, the Countdown host posted the adorable snap as she launched 's Bitesize Daily - a brand new programme that will prepare students and families for a full day of studying and will include a celebrity book club amid the coronavirus pandemic. "Excited to be part of #BBCBitesizeDaily virtual school, launching tomorrow on iPlayer and Red Button," she said in the caption.

Daily Mail, Final Score’s content editor, Ben North, sent out an email to staff appearing to confirm the news. "Just to let you know, unfortunately Final Score won’t be returning as soon as the season resumes," he is said to have wrote.A BBC spokesperson said: "A non-studio version of Final Score will return on June 20 to Red Button, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport Online."The service will continue as football resumes."Despite the lack of Final Score, the BBC have been given four Premier League games between the restart and the end of the season.Match Of The Day and BBC Sport presenter Gary Lineker was buzzing as he responded to the news on Twitter by posting: "We’ll have 4 live Premier League games on @BBCSport.