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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorComing off of her three Grammy Award wins last weekend, Olivia Rodrigo has added ASCAP Pop Music Awards Songwriter of the Year to her growing trophy case. The singer takes home the top ASCAP honor —her first ASCAP Award ever— recognizing her songs “Deja Vu,” “Drivers License” and “Good 4 U” and will accept the award in an exclusive video on ASCAP social media.Recognizing the chart-topping songwriters, producers and publishers behind the biggest pop music hits of 2021, The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) has announced the winners of its 2022  Pop Music Awards in virtual ceremonies.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorUniversal Music Publishing Group has signed Ariana Grande/ Justin Bieber/ Blackpink collaborator Tommy Brown to an exclusive global publishing deal.Brown worked with Ariana Grande on all six of her studio albums, including executive producing the most recent album “Positions,” as well as co-producing “Holy” by Bieber, “Ice Cream” by Blackpink, “Make Believe” by Juice WLRD and more.Jody Gerson, Chairman and CEO of UMPG, said: “Tommy is the real deal. He is a top-notch songwriter and producer, and he is one of the best earlier identifiers of talent.”Brown said: “Thank you Jody Gerson, David Gray and UMPG.

Ethan Shanfeld Ariana Grande reveals the rigorous and highly technical vocal work that goes into recording a hit song with a behind-the-scenes look at how the track “Positions” came to be.In the five-minute clip, posted to YouTube, Grande is shown adding layers of harmonies to the bridge and finding new note combinations while in the studio. Watch the full clip below.“Positions” was released in October of 2020 as the lead single to Grande’s album of the same name.

A song-theft lawsuit that accused Ariana Grande of ripping off an earlier song on her 2019 hit ‘7 Rings’ has been settled.Grande and her many co-writers on the 2019 track were sued last year by Josh Stone. He said Grande’s hit lifted elements of his song ‘You Need It, I Got It’.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAriana Grande announced that she will be dropping a remix of her song “34 +35” tonight featuring two of the most prominent featured artists of the past year: Megan Thee Stallion and Doja Cat.The song, produced by the team of Tommy Brown, Steven Franks, Peter Lee Johnson and Travis Sayles, is the second track on Grande’s latest album, “Positions,” which was released at the end of October. Grande announced her engagement to Los Angeles real estate agent Dalton Gomez last month.A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande)While Doja Cat is featured on “Motive,” a different song on the album, this marks the first collaboration between Grande and Megan.

Ariana Grande has teased the release of new music with the release of a new snippet and some supposed lyrics.

Ariana Grande has teased the release of new music with the release of a new snippet and some supposed lyrics.

Selena Gomez and BLACKPINK released a new song this week called "Ice Cream," and Ariana Grande gave Gomez a very appropriate gift to celebrate. Grande, who co-wrote the lyrics along with Gomez, Victoria Monét, Teddy Park, Bekuh BOOM, and producers Tommy Brown and Steve Franks, sent Gomez a giant flower arrangement shaped like an ice cream cone.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorK-pop titans Blackpink are joined by Selena Gomez for a new song and video called “Ice Cream,” the second single from the quartet’s debut album, set for release via YG Entertainment/Interscope Records on October 2. The song was penned by a lineup of songwriters that includes Gomez as well as fellow pop icon Ariana Grande, plus Victoria Monét, Teddy, Tommy Brown, Steven Franks, Bekuh BOOM, and 24.“Ice Cream” arrives as the follow-up to Blackpink’s single “How You Like That,” which was recently nominated for Song of Summer at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards.

The singer has also been sharing quarantine covers

"Hope you're all staying safe, sane, healthy and as creative as possible"

She’s blowing kisses through the airwaves.

Ariana Grande fans were in for a surprise by the pop star on Sunday.

Ariana Grande served a Sunday surprise on social media: a lovely live rendition of "My Everything" coordinated with co-writer/producer Tommy Brown."tommy n i sending u some virtual love," she captioned the video, which featured her vocal clip paired next to a separate one of Brown on piano -- social-distancing style."hope you’re all staying safe, sane, healthy and as creative as possible," Grande wrote to her followers, referring to the coronavirus pandemic that has most people staying at home.Brown re-posted the "My Everything" clip on his Instagram, where Grande left a comment hinting that there may be more virtual collaborations to come from the pair: "love u ! let’s do needy next."Watch their performance of the title track from Grande's

Grammy winner Ariana Grande has registered a new song titled My Hair on an online music database for copyright reasons, according to The Sun's Bizarre column.The Florida-born R&B belter - turning 27 next week - co-wrote the track with Victoria Monet, Tayla Par, and Tommy Brown, all of whom worked on her fifth studio album Thank U, Next.It's an ironic title for Ariana, whose elusive natural shoulder-length locks are rarely seen without the signature ponytail extension fastened by hairstylist Josh Liu.