“Promiscuous” is the international #1 hit single of Canadian singer/songwriter Nelly Furtado. Although it has peaked at #1 in a few countries around the globe it hit #3 in the United States. This was ...

The Swedish shapeshifter follows his full-length 2024 Bladee team-up with a pulsing track about trying and failing to push a relationship to the next stage. “I wonder where you’re at / I wonder where ...

The Grammy-nominated pop star and record producer, who revealed their engagement in December, announced the release of their first collaborative album ... find somebody new," Gomez sings.

Nelly Furtado has revealed a slate of new remixes of her classic hits by Deborah De Luca, Rinzen, Adana Twins, and Nala.

Tate McRae sang on her 2023 track “cut my hair” that her “sad girl bit got a little boring.” McRae’s sophomore album, “THINK LATER,” felt like she was finally coming out of her shell and leaving ...

And Nelly Furtado looked like hardly a day had passed ... In 2006 Nelly released her most successful album to date, Loose, on which she worked with producer Timbaland. It spawned the international ...

Tate McRae released her highly anticipated third studio album, “So Close To What.” This 15-track record debuted on the global ...

Nelly elevated her frame in a pair of towering ... This year I became aware of the aesthetic pressure of my work in a brand new way, while simultaneously I experienced new levels of self love ...

I ’m not trying to pull the “I knew them before they got big” card, but I truly did know Tate McRae long before she hit it big. Dancers were on the Tate train back in 2016 w ...

LONDON — A new album called “Is This What We Want?” features a stellar list of more than 1,000 musicians — and the sound of silence. With contributions from British artists including Kate ...

Over 1,000 well-known artists have released albums in protest against new legislation proposed by the UK government. Artists such as Damon Albarn, Annie Lennox, and Kate Bush have all released protest ...

“JanSport Backpack” follows lead single “Do Things My Own Way,” and boasts a similarly bittersweet tone. Russell Mael narrates the aftermath of a breakup, frequently zeroing in on his former partner’s ...