The announcement many fans have been patiently waiting for. Mariah Carey has revealed the title and some info on her first new single. MC has recruited Maybach Music hitmen Rick Ross and Meek Mill for “Triumphant (Get ‘Em),” produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan Michael Cox.
Legendary soulman Lenny Williams releases a brand new song “Grown Man,” off his forthcoming album Still In The Game, due July 31. The former Tower of Power singers still got it, take a listen to the feel-good, grown and sexy tune below…
Yesterday, we brought you a video of Brooke Valentine performing her new song “Rub It In” during her headlining performance at this past weeks ‘R&B Live’ showcase in Hollywood. In another clip from her set, watch Brooke perform a cover of Lauryn Hill’s classic song “Ex-Factor.”
Usher’s 11-year-old stepson has passed away this morning from injuries suffered in a tragic jetski accident in Georgia earlier this month … TMZ has reported.
Chris Brown will be returning to the big screen early next year. Following his roles in Takers and Think Like a Man, the R&B superstar plays a B-boy in Battle of the Year, which is based on the international world of break-dance competitions.
The 3-D film follows an American dance crew led by a demanding coach (Josh Holloway). Despite being misunderstood by society and even their own families, they don’t give up on their dreams. The team meets up in France and competes in the “Battle of the Year” finals against other nations, all vying for the title of World Champion.
Battle arrives in theaters in January 2013. See the trailer below…
Angie Stone returns with the premiere of her music video for “Do What You Gotta Do.” The first single off of the Grammy-nominated singers upcoming album, Rich Girl, due September 25. The smooth cut is a seductive mix of groove, guitar and a sing-along chorus.
“It jump-started my brain,” says Stone of the song, “I was excited and gave me a whole new outlook on what I was doing. It started the record both literally and inspirationally.” The strong lyrics resonated deeply with Stone, who explains, “It was telling me to keep my head up, saying ‘you can make it and do what you gotta do,’ giving me the beginning of the new album and the resolve to make it into something beyond anything I had ever done before.”
See the new video below…
