Rico Love: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: Veteran publicist Chelsea Brandon has launched her own public relations firm, Twenty4 PR. The Los Angeles-based agency will focus on personal publicity, events, music, corporate and lifestyle clients.

Thania Garcia The Recording Academy‘s Black Music Collective (BMC) has added new members to its honorary chairs and leadership council. Together, the group is committed to the “inclusion, recognition and advancement of Black music and its creators and professionals within the Recording Academy and music industry at-large,” according to the BMC. Yolanda Adams, Valeisha Butterfield Jones, Ethiopia Habtemariam and Yvette Noel-Schure will be joining returning honorary chairs Jeff Harleston, Jimmy Jam, Quincy Jones, and John Legend. New on the leadership council are Prince Charles Alexander, Jimmie Allen, Denzel Baptiste and David Biral (Take a Daytrip), Jennifer Goicoechea, Mickey Guyton, Claudine Joseph, Ledisi, Herb Trawick, Ebonie Ward and Yola.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe Recording Academy has elected 19 new leaders to its 2022-23 national board of trustees. Effective today, the newly elected trustees join the Academy’s midterm trustees, including national officers Tammy Hurt (chair), Rico Love (vice chair), Om’Mas Keith (secretary/treasurer), and Christine Albert (chair emeritus).

KSI and S-X will not be appearing on the upcoming series of Celebrity Gogglebox, Daily Star can reveal.The music stars, who delighted fans with their quick wit and humour, have taken a back seat on the show as they prepare to focus solely on their music career.S-X and pal KSI first appeared on the show in 2020 alongside names including Denise van Outen, Martin and Roman Kemp and Happy Mondays stars Bez and Shaun Ryder.However, sources close to the pair have informed the Daily Star that while they have stepped back this season, they have not ruled out a return in the future.Discussing his time on the programme, S-X told us: "[Filming] is long but honestly, it's so fun so it just feels like a breeze."I miss it, to be honest, just sitting there watching shows being able to feel like no one's watching even though there's clearly cameras right in front."The 29-year-old added: "It's just watching shows but you know you've got to react but I love it, I never thought I would enjoy doing that so much, just sitting there watching TV."It makes so much sense, why is that not the biggest show in the world?!"While S-X is known for producing some of the biggest hits for Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne and pal KSI but he is now stepping out on his own.Having teamed up with US rapper Trippie Redd for their single All Night, the Wolverhampton, West Mids born star said: "I actually wrote the song back in 2019 with Rico Love who has written for Beyoncé."It was kind of made in America and stayed in America because we left it for a few years, I didn't want to force anything with it."With it being for my debut album and it being such a special song, it was like, 'Who can we get on it?'"Trippie was always the main one I wanted.

KSI has revealed the tracklist for his forthcoming second album ‘All Over The Place’ – featuring collaborations with Future, 21 Savage and more.The London rapper – also known as a YouTuber, boxer, actor and author – will release the record on July 16, having shared the songs ‘Patience’ (featuring Yungblud & Polo G) and ‘Don’t Play’ (feat. Anne-Marie & Digital Farm Animals).Also appearing on the 14-track collection will be Future and 21 Savage, who both contributed to the cut ‘Number 2’.