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Last night, Drake and Future released a new song titled “Desires” to the official OVO SoundCloud. The track doesn’t appear on any other streaming platforms, but both rappers shared it on their social media.

Post Malone first showed the world his star potential back in 2015 with his breakout hit, “White Iverson,” and the subsequent release of his debut album, Stoney in 2016. Since then, he’s grown into an unexpected star with the release of his sophomore album, ​beerbongs & bentleys, in 2018, as well as subsequent tracks like “Sunflower” and “Wow.” Now, fans can look forward to another project from Posty very soon.

Here at Genius, we’re in a unique position as a music lyrics site to discover rising artists while staying on top of the latest trends. Millions of fans come to Genius every day after using Google to find the lyrics for songs they truly love, whether they’re looking for their favorite buzzing artists or the most viral songs of the moment. Every week, we’re going to look at our data and pinpoint why fans have been searching for a selected artist.

Kendrick Lamar is arguably one of the most talented lyricists in hip-hop. He’s shown his versatility time and time again, notably on projects like 2017’s DAMN.

DaBaby couldn’t wait for Valentine’s Day to return with his latest single, “Shut Up.” The video for the ForeignGotEm and DJ K.i.D-produced cut opens on a love letter to 2020: “Now I know what me and 2019 had was special, but that’s nothing compared to what I have planned for you girl.” Naturally, that message leads into a track filled with braggadocio, as DaBaby spits: The North Carolina rapper appears to reference his altercation with a hotel employee: Last month, TMZ shared security-cam footage of the 28-year-old pushing a hotel worker. In a now-deleted Instagram post, he explained that the employee harassed him in front of his 2-year-old daughter, filming him against his wishes.

It’s been nearly two months since Juice WRLD passed away from an accidental drug overdose in Chicago, and by all accounts he left behind a large amount of unreleased music. In a note shared with fans, the late rapper’s family and management team revealed plans for unspecified posthumous releases: Juice was a prolific musician. In 2018, The New York Times reported that he had recorded over 100 songs since the release of his debut album, Goodbye & Good Riddance.

Lil Wayne made his grand return last year with Tha Carter V, and now he’s readying his new album, Funeral. While details about the project are still scarce, a recent interview with XXL sheds some light on what to expect from Wayne’s latest. This includes a collaboration with Lil Baby, which came together during a recent studio session in New York City.

It’s been just over one month since Chicago rapper Juice WRLD passed away at 21, and today the late artist’s first posthumous feature arrived on Eminem’s surprise album, Music to Be Murdered By. Juice holds down the hook on the project’s D.A.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Three longtime Warner Bros. research executives have joined forces to launch Maverix, a research firm that taps proprietary data on consumer purchasing activity to study entertainment consumption in the context of a person’s broader lifestyle preferences. Liz Huszarik spent 30 years with Warner Bros., serving as executive VP of media research and global insights for Warner Bros.

Stockport indie rockers Blossoms have announced a huge Summer gig in Cheshire's picturesque Delamere Forest. The band have today been confirmed as the first headliner of he big Forest Live series of gigs for 2024.

Good Morning Britain took a pause from its regular programming as hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley shared some heartbreaking news.

New research by retirement experts at PensionBee suggest that at least 4.8 million pension pots are considered to be ‘lost’ among the UK population with one in 10 workers believing they could have forgotten about a pension pot worth more than £10,000. One of the main reasons for this is because a person will have on average 9 jobs in their lifetime, so could easily end up with many different pension pots with several providers which can easily be forgotten about.

Amyl & The Sniffers have shared a new single called ‘Jerkin” – you can watch the X-rated official video below.The racy and playful song is the final preview of the Australian punk band’s third studio album, ‘Cartoon Darkness’, which is due for release on Friday (October 25).“It’s good to express your anger when someone’s been pissing you off and it’s good to have humour in life, especially as a woman, when you’re meant to just passively say ‘everything’s good’ to keep everyone else comfortable,” explained frontwoman Amy Taylor.“The best part about this song is that a squirter can be anybody’s genitals. I wanted to write a song to big-up ‘the self’ while putting down the ‘other’ because sometimes, even if it’s just for a small window, that’s the best way to laugh something off and empower yourself.”Taylor added: “World’s pissing me off and breaking my heart more than ever right now, might as well poke it back.

Good Morning Britain's regular programming was interrupted as hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley announced a heartbreaking incident.

Police have issued an appeal for help to track down a missing 16-year-old girl from Trafford.

A man has died after two trains collided in a head-on crash in Wales.

Annika Pham DR Sales, the international sales arm of Danish pubcaster DR, is launching at Mipcom in Cannes DR Drama’s latest event series “Generations,” mixing crime, mystery and family secrets. Making her debut in long-form serialised drama is Anna Emma Haudal, behind DR3’s hit youth series “Doggystyle” for which she won a national Robert Award for best short series in 2019.

Warning - this article contains major potential spoilers for Outlander season 7, part 2.

50 Cent has been telling us all to look out for Diddy for a LONG time!

Tyler, The Creator has shared a frantic video for his new single ‘NOID’.The self-directed video for the track sees him become increasingly paranoid, storming through crowds of people who hound him and peeking through curtains as he becomes more frenzied.On the song, which samples ‘Nizaka Panga Ngozi’ by Zamrock band the Ngozi Family, he raps: “I can’t even buy a home in private / Home invasions got my brothers dyin’ / Notice every car that’s drivin’ by / I think my neighbours want me dead.”The Bear star Ayo Edebiri also features, acting like an unhinged fan and swinging between laughing maniacally and waving a gun at the camera. You can watch the video below.It’s the second track taken from the rapper’s upcoming album, ‘CHROMAKOPIA’, his seventh studio album, which is set for release on October 28 via Columbia.

Two brothers who enjoyed a trip to James Bond island in Thailand ‘gambled’ with their ‘liberty’ and lost as they travelled back home.