Soul: Last News

Sasha Keable and Jorja Smith join forces to great effect on their new duet, "Killing Me." The song catches the two soul singers mounrfully moving on from failed relationships and finding strength in themselves. They sum it up best when they sing: I need to be loved by myself, It's okay to ask for help, Not from you, not from you anymore." The painful but positive sentiment of the song is matched by the visual accompaniment, premiering above and directed by London-based Olivia Rose.

An Evening With Silk Sonic, the debut album from the duo comprised of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, is now slated to drop in early 2022 according to a new interview with both artists for Rolling Stone. Previously, the project was scheduled to drop this fall.

Bryson Tiller has dropped off a surprise new track, ‘One Sided’ – you can listen to it below.The Louisville R&B star’s latest track, which is produced by 30Roc, Bass Charity, Hue Strother and DaBlackMic, follows the release of last year’s ‘Anniversary’, Tiller’s third studio album.Nurturing a broken heart, Tiller sings: “I don’t wanna make no scene, but yes I’m hurting (I’m really hurting now)/ If he swear you wanna be, I guess you deserve him (yes, you deserve him)/ And you don’t need no stress from me, I guess/ I should just leavе, I guess.”Opting to not put the track out on major streaming platforms, Tiller released ‘One Sided’ via Soundcloud. You can listen to it below.Tiller is currently busy at work on his next album, ‘Serenity’.

JMSN has announced the release date for his much anticipated sixth studio album, ‘Heals Me’.The LA-based musician’s new LP is set to arrive on September 3 via White Room Records, and follows 2018’s ‘Velvet’, which spawned the fan favourites ‘So Badly’, ‘Talk Is Cheap’ and ‘Real Thing’.Sharing the news this afternoon (July 22), JMSN (real name Christian Berishaj) said: “After a long hiatus, I’m finally able to share with you the date for my new album release! I was afforded a lot of time to explore and work on this one.

Celeste has confirmed that work is underway on her second record, and her generous plans for the £25,000 prize money if she wins the Mercury Prize.The soul singer was nominated for the Mercury Prize this morning (July 22), after winning praise for her debut album ‘Not Your Muse‘.While the album has received widespread acclaim since its release at the end of January, Celeste says she’s already looking ahead to album two.“My rule with this second album which I’ve just started writing in the last week, actually, is just to make sure that I hear my own voice within it and make sure it’s what’s out there for people to hear in its entirety,” she told NME at the Mercury Prize nominations this morning (July 22).“Any time it crosses my mind that

Amy Winehouse wasn’t a fan of strings and didn’t want any on her groundbreaking 2006 album ‘Back To Black’, according to arranger Chris Elliott.Speaking in a new interview, Elliott, who was the was in charge of orchestral arrangement on the singer’s second and final album, discussed the challenges he faced when putting together the record’s accompanying instrumentation.“Mark Ronson, Darcus [Beese, from Island Records] and Tom [Elmhirst] heard the mixes and felt there could be another colour in the tracks,” Elliott explained in the latest print issue of Uncut [via Contact Music]. “They didn’t want it to come from the same sound world as ‘Frank’.”“Tom mentioned strings.

BJ The Chicago Kid has shared a cover of The-Dream’s classic R&B cut ‘Fancy’ – you can listen to it below.The singer-songwriter, who has worked with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Chance The Rapper and more, has announced plans to begin releasing new music and content each week moving forward.Kicking off the campaign with a cover of The-Dream’s ‘Fancy’, taken from the Atlanta singer, songwriter and producer’s 2009 album ‘Love vs.

JMSN has shared a stripped-back performance of his new single ‘Rolling Stone’ – you can watch it below.The original version of the indie-soul gem was released back in April, and now the LA-based singer-songwriter has delivered a rousing studio rendition in a video directed by Sebastian Maldonado.Not just stripping back the instrumentation to a sole guitar, JMSN also lowers the tone of his trademark high-pitched falsetto to a soothing purr, still as alluring as the original.“Ever since I been gone we’ve been driftin’ apart/ As time passes on, distance grows/ When I finally get home, we go back to the start/ See, I never meant to be a rolling stone,” he sings, performing in his dimly lit White Room Records studio.He then moves to the chorus:

Marvin Gaye biopic What’s Going On, directed by Allen Hughes.Hughes, who is best known for directing films such as Menace II Society and Dead Presidents with his brother Albert, will also produce the film alongside Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine – both of whom were the subject of his 2018 docu-series The Defiant Ones – and Andrew Lazar.“This is so personal for me,” Hughes told Deadline.

Rod Wave's third album SoulFly dropped back in March and debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart. On the heels of that impressive success, the Florida singer has shared a new live performance for NPR's Tiny Desk (Home) Concert series.

Hey Hollywooders! We’re still feeling pretty HollyGOOD after last night’s 93rd Academy Awards.Relive the magical night with quotes from 2021 Oscar winners and presenters!“He’s so heavy and he’s so cold” – Emerald Fennell describing the Oscar statuette upon accepting the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for Promising Young Woman“Like it’s incredible, my mum, my dad. They had sex.

Dr. Dre and Isley Brothers legend Ronald Isley have been spotted working in the studio together.This past weekend (April 4), The Isley Brothers faced off against Earth, Wind & Fire in the latest episode of the VERZUZ battle series.Sometime prior to the event, the band’s frontman made his way over to Dre’s studio where he proceeded to link with the iconic producer and his Aftermath in-house producer Fred Wreck.“Today with Dr.

2021 Golden Globes are tonight, and it’s not too late to catch up on all of the Golden Globes Awards nominees with our watchlist. Win or lose, every movie and TV show on the nominee list is worth a watch!For this week’s Soundtrack Sunday, we curated a Spotify playlist filled with songs from movie soundtracks that were nominated for a 2021 Golden Globe Award.Listen here: Let us know your favorite song on Twitter!More Like This: See all of our HollyGOOD playlists right here.The way you feel when listening to movie soundtracks is proof that Hollywood is a part of all of us. That’s why we’re reimagining Hollywood.com to bring you entertainment news that actually entertains you and makes you feel good.

Verzuz — I mean, who would want to battle him? — but he brought in a very special guest musician to kick off his performance at the Apollo on Saturday night.That would be Keyon Harrold, the veteran trumpeter and member of D’Angelo’s band whose 14-year-old black son, Keyon Harrold Jr., was falsely accused of stealing an iPhone from a white woman at the Arlo Hotel in Soho last September.No explanation was needed as this went down live at the Apollo Theater — the mecca for African-American artists.

Despite being home to some of the biggest Black artists of the last decade, Canada is home to only a small handful of shows dedicated to Black music. On The Block, host Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe tackles all things Black music and brings listeners across various eras and genres, going from classics to today’s hits, and waxing poetic on all the influences in between.

In the unfathomably innocent January of 2020, I saw Sam Mendes’ breathtaking war thriller 1917 on an IMAX screen. I had no idea then that I’d return to a movie theater only twice more all year.

centers on Joe Gardner (voiced by Jamie Foxx), a middle-aged middle school band teacher who believes his true purpose is to play jazz music.

Pinkvilla was lucky enough to be able to attend the virtual press conference for Pixar's latest animated film Soul which stars an eclectic voiceover cast including Jamie Foxx as Joe Gardner, an aspiring jazz pianist and Tina Fey as 22, a cynical soul trapped for years and years inside the Great Before. Given how Joe becomes 22's mentor in the film, Foxx was asked if he has a dream mentor in mind who he would have liked to contribute in creating his persona if the Great Before was an actual thing.Jamie's pick was none other than legendary boxer Muhammad Ali.

Chaka Khan has doubled down on her negative opinion of Kanye West‘s ‘Through The Wire’, which sampled her 1984 song ‘Through The Fire’.Khan, who was convinced by her son to give West permission to sample the record, has never been shy about voicing her disdain for how the rapper/producer used her song.“He said he wanted to redo the song,” she recalled in a new interview on Vlad TV. “I said, ‘Well, are you a singer?’ He said, ‘No, no.

Michael Kiwanuka has won the Hyundai Mercury Prize 2020 for his album ‘KIWANUKA‘.The most coveted prize in British and Irish music was awarded to the singer-songwriter in a live streamed ceremony on the The One Show on BBC One tonight (September 24) by Radio 1’s Annie Mac.Speaking on the show after his victory, Kiwanuka said: “I’m over the moon. I don’t have words to say, I’m so, so excited.

lawsuit filed by country band Lady A (formerly known as Lady Antebellum).The band revealed in a statement that negotiations about the name with White had come to a stand-still. The grounds for the suit were based on an “attempt to enforce purported trademark rights.” The moniker of Lady A is referred to by the band as “a mark that Plaintiffs have held for more than a decade.”“[R]eluctantly we have come to the conclusion that we need to ask a court to affirm our right to continue to use the name,” the band said.The band changed the name from Lady Antebellum in June 2020 due to racist connotations, after 14 years of performing under it.The suit acknowledged that White had been performing under the name Lady A since at least 2010.